Chris Duhon started for injured Jameer Nelson (neck) and didn't do much, scoring two points on 1-of-1 shooting with two rebounds and six assists in 32 minutes. We warned about this, though Hedo Turkoglu wasn't the culprit and instead Duhon's general indifference toward producing. Should Nelson miss more time, Duhon is a bad desperation option in daily formats.

Chris Duhon played 28 minutes on Thursday due to Jameer Nelson's neck stinger, and finished with nine points on 3-of-6 shooting (3-of-4 from downtown) with one rebound, four assists, and a steal. If you add him as a spot-starter in the event Nelson misses Friday's game against the Bobcats, this type of output should be considered a win and is by no means guaranteed. Hedo Turkoglu will also handle point forward duties, but give Duhon a look if you're in a pinch and Nelson is out.

After shooting just 38% from the field last season, Chris Duhon is confident that he'll be much improved in his second season with the Magic. Duhon made just 25% of his three-pointers and clearly lost confidence in his shot, a situation that only got worse when Gilbert Arenas arrived mid-season. He had a shining moment of fantasy glory while with the Knicks, but isn't currently worth a roster spot unless Jameer Nelson is injured.