Aaron Brooks scores a season-high 17 points with two rebounds, three assists and three 3-pointers by shooting 7-of-9 from the field in 32 minutes on Friday. The 32 minutes were the most he played since November 3rd and coach Keith Smart could be looking to go to him more often. He's passed Isaiah Thomas (DNP tonight) on the value scale and is worth a look in standard leagues.

Aaron Brooks drew the start at point guard again on Wednesday against the Lakers, scoring 13 points on 5-of-9 shooting (including two threes) with four rebounds, three assists, and one steal in 22 minutes. Owners should be wary that the Lakers played awful, the Kings usually come out rearing against the Lakers at home, and everything went right in general for the Kings. We'd like to see him put up these numbers again before declaring them a trend.

Aaron Brooks and John Salmons will start again for Sacramento against the Lakers on Wednesday. Isaiah Thomas and James Johnson will stick with the second unit. Brooks only got 18 minutes in his last start, so it's not like he's a must-own player. Unfortunately, Keith Smart wants nothing to do with the most talented point guard on his roster and Thomas is tough to own in most formats. This is getting messy.

Aaron Brooks started at PG but played just 18 minutes on Sunday, scoring four points with zero assists and two turnovers. Tyreke Evans actually wound up handling the ball on many possessions, and Brooks is caught in the middle of a never-ending position battle. With Jimmer Fredette being lionized and the losses piling up, it's anyone's guess what will happen next with the Kings' PG spot.

Aaron Brooks will start at point guard on Sunday vs. the Nets. This sends Isaiah Thomas to the bench and the position battle at Sacramento's point guard spot has been one of the most puzzling ones in the NBA. Brooks is worth a look while Thomas owners in standard leagues can almost certainly do better.

Aaron Brooks (ankle) returned to action on Friday, scoring 13 points on 5-of-7 shooting (including three treys) with one rebound and four assists in 22 minutes. A lot was made on the telecast and in some publications about Brooks' scoring, but he was left alone on three occasions and blew by peg-legged Devin Harris on an easy score. His scoring is been the least of anybody's concerns, but with changes potentially on the way the outing might be shiny enough to get Keith Smart's attention. Watch him from afar for now given the committee at PG.

Aaron Brooks returned to action on Friday November 16.

Aaron Brooks (ankle) looks like a go for Friday's game against the Hawks. Our sources have not heard anything to the effect that he won't play, but it really doesn't matter too much anyway. Brooks is on the wrong side of a three-player timeshare right now, and the Kings don't run anything resembling an offense. Stay away for now.

Aaron Brooks (sprained ankle) went through practice Tuesday and appears on track to play Friday. According to beat writer Sean Cunningham, Brooks looked fine at practice. The point guard said he wouldn't miss time after getting hurt during Tuesday's game against the Blazers and that appears to be the case.

Aaron Brooks said he's OK despite spraining his left ankle against the Blazers on Tuesday. Brooks says he won't miss any time, but Kyle Lowry and Gerald Wallace give fantasy owners reason to pause. The Kings are off until Friday, but if Brooks is forced to miss games, Jimmer Fredette will be the primary beneficiary.