Roberts scored 24 points (10-17 FG, 3-4 3Pt, 1-4 FT), with four assists and four rebounds in 32 minutes during Wednesday's loss to the Trail Blazers. Roberts showed his potential in this game, but he received the extra minutes due to injuries all over the place on the Hornets' roster. He'll be worth monitoring moving forward.

Roberts scored 12 points (4-7 FG, 2-2 3Pt, 2-2 FT), with one rebound in 12 minutes during Tuesday's loss to the Trail Blazers. Roberts didn't get a ton of playing time, but made the most of his minutes on Tuesday. He can't be relied on for any heavy lifting at this point from a fantasy perspective, but he'll be a player to watch moving forward.

Roberts is averaging 16.3 minutes off the bench in Charlotte this season. It's still early in the season, but it appears that Roberts will be limited to under 20 minutes on the court during any given game. Because of this, he should only be considered in deeper leagues looking for help with assists.

Free agent PG Brian Roberts has agreed to sign a two-year, $5.5 million deal with the Hornets. Gary Neal was the only guard backing up Kemba Walker prior to Roberts' arrival, so the backup PG job should fall to Roberts with Neal filling in primarily at SG. Charlotte may have overpaid to acquire Marvin Williams this weekend, but they did well to land Roberts, a solid PG with 3-point range, on a short-term deal.

The Hornets plan to meet with free agent PG Brian Roberts, who is on their "short list" of candidates to backup Kemba Walker.The Pistons and Grizzlies have also expressed interest in Roberts, who averaged 9.4 points and 3.3 assists last season and has shot 37.2 percent from downtown in his brief NBA career. Wherever he lands, he's unlikely to exceed the 23 minutes per game he saw with the Pelicans last year.

The Hornets plan to meet with free agent PG Brian Roberts, who is on their "short list" of candidates to backup Kemba Walker. The Pistons and Grizzlies have also expressed interest in Roberts, who averaged 9.4 points and 3.3 assists last season and has shot 37.2 percent from downtown in his brief NBA career. Wherever he lands, he's unlikely to exceed the 23 minutes per game he saw with the Pelicans last year.

Free agent PG Brian Roberts has reportedly drawn interest from the Pistons and Grizzlies. The Pistons currently have Will Bynum and Peyton Siva providing PG depth behind Brandon Jennings, but coach/president Stan Van Gundy may prefer Roberts' superior perimeter shooting -- he shot 36.0 percent from deep last year, while Bynum and Siva shot a combined 27-of-87 for Detroit (31.0 percent). The Grizzlies have a more apparent need for a backup PG since Beno Udrih is a free agent and Nick Calathes hopes to return to Greece.

The Pelicans will not make Brian Roberts a qualifying offer, making him an unrestricted free agent. He had a golden opportunity late in the year with Jrue Holiday out for the season, but he kind of squandered it. Roberts shot just 39.9 percent from the field after the All-Star break while he was able to win the free-throw percentage crown on the season at 94.0 percent. He'll get a deal as a backup point guard somewhere.

Brian Roberts played through his ankle injury and hit 3-of-4 free throws to secure this year's free throw percentage title. Roberts only played so he could shoot some free throws, which he needed to qualify for the honor. He got it done in just four minutes, and will go back to nursing his ankle at home now that the season is over.

Brian Roberts (ankle) is available to play against the Rockets on Wednesday. He was a game-time call and it's unclear how much playing time he'll see off the bench. Roberts probably isn't at 100 percent and will be looking to get to the line if he's able to.