McCullough was recalled Sunday from the D-League's Long Island Nets.

EDGE Analysis

McCullough was sent down to Long Island earlier Sunday, but it appears it was just for added practice reps and he'll now be recalled in time for Sunday's matchup with the Rockets. Despite being with the big club, McCullough is not a part of the team's regular rotation and will struggle to get anything more than a few spot minutes at best, thus rendering him useless in the majority of fantasy formats.

McCullough was assigned Sunday to the D-League's Long Island Nets.

EDGE Analysis

McCullough did not see the floor in his latest stint with Brooklyn, but he figures to see an expanded role at the D-League level. The 2015 first-rounder may continue to bounce back and forth from Long Island to Brooklyn.

McCullough was recalled Thursday from the D-League's Long Island Nets.

EDGE Analysis

McCullough continues to move back and forth between the two rosters, as the D-League offers him the chance to see extended minutes. However, he'll be back with the big club Thursday and should provide an emergency reserve option in the frontcourt. That said, the 21-year-old big man is buried on the depth chart and likely won't get on the floor in a competitive contest.

McCullough was assigned to the D-League's Long Island Nets on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

McCullough was recalled ahead of Tuesday's loss to the Hawks, but didn't see the floor. He's made only two appearances at the NBA level since the beginning of December, and it doesn't look as though he's bound to reenter the rotation in the near future.

McCullough was recalled Tuesday from the D-League's Long Island Nets, Brian Lewis of the New York Post reports.

EDGE Analysis

McCullough has seen extensive time with Long Island, starting 21 games for the Nets' D-League affiliate, with averages of 18.8 points, 8.4 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 1.3 steals across 32.4 minutes. He's been recalled to the big club in advance of Tuesday's tilt with the Hawks, but will be nothing more than an emergency depth option and likely won't see the floor if the game remains competitive.

McCullough was assigned to the D-League's Long Island Nets on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

The second-year forward isn't a member of coach Kenny Atkinson's rotation, so he'll head to the D-League in order to get some in-game reps. He'll likely move between both the D-League and the NBA throughout the campaign, but don't expect him to make much of an impact at the latter destination.

McCullough was recalled Thursday from the D-League's Grand Rapids Drive.

EDGE Analysis

McCullough hasn't played in each of the Nets' last nine games, as he's spent the majority of his time in the D-League while getting the chance to see extended minutes. He'll be with the Nets for Thursday's game against the Warriors, but could end up being the team's healthy inactive. He'll likely be sent back down to the Drive by the end of the month.

McCullough was assigned Friday to the Long Island Nets of the D-League.

EDGE Analysis

McCullough has gone back and forth between the two leagues this year, as he has been seeing plenty of game action with Long Island. He will join them for their game Saturday against Maine and then likely return to Brooklyn again to practice with the team.

McCullough has been recalled from the D-League in advance of Wednesday's game against Denver.

EDGE Analysis

McCullough was sent down to the Long Island Nets earlier Wednesday and put up 19 points and 13 rebounds in the team's matinee matchup with the Erie BayHawks. The Syracuse product will rejoin the Nets (NBA) prior to the evening's meeting with the Nuggets but is unlikely to contribute.

McCullough was reassigned to the Long Island Nets of the D-League on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

McCullough has been only a fringe player for Brooklyn this season, and he'll return to Long Island for an opportunity to see significant minutes in a real game setting. The former Syracuse standout is expected to be available for Wednesday's matchup with the Erie BayHawks, after which he'll likely return to the Nets.