The Wizards are hopeful that Jan Vesely and Chris Singleton will show offensive improvement during Summer League in July. Nene's flagging health may limit his playing time next season, shifting more of a burden onto guys like Singleton, Vesely, Kevin Seraphin and Trevor Booker. The Wizards optimism aside, fantasy owners shouldn't expect much more scoring from Vesely (2.5 ppg last year) or Singleton (4.1 ppg), both of who should go undrafted in standard leagues.

Chris Singleton started on Wednesday, but hit just 3-of-12 shots and a 3-pointer for eight points and five rebounds on Wednesday. The minutes were there with both Martell Webster (abdomen) and Trevor Ariza (flu) out, but Singleton is only worth a close look if those two continue to miss games. Cartier Martin had 12 points and two threes off the bench, and is in the same boat.

Chris Singleton played 43 minutes against the Grizzlies on Monday, scoring 10 points with seven boards, three assists and two blocks. He got the start with the Wizards becoming very shorthanded with Trevor Ariza (flu) and Martell Webster both out. Ariza shouldn't be out too much longer, so there's really no reason to pick up Singleton in most formats.

Chris Singleton played 21 minutes in his return to the Wizards rotation, grabbing six rebounds with two assists and one steal. The bad news is that he scored only four points on 1-of-10 shooting, a rather predictable stat for a career 37.8 percent shooter. He plays with great energy and is a valuable rebounder and defender, but his brutal offense prohibits fantasy value.

Chris Singleton (personal) will be available for the Wizards on Monday. Singleton missed Saturday's game due to a family matter, but he has rejoined the team and may actually crack the rotation if Trevor Ariza (knee) isn't able to suit up.

Chris Singleton (personal) will not play against the Suns on Saturday. He has a family matter and it's unclear how much time he could miss. Singleton didn't play in the previous two games and he isn't on the radar in even the deepest of leagues right now.

Chris Singleton started over Kevin Seraphin against the Heat on Tuesday and had nine points, nine rebounds and a block on 2-of-7 shooting in 35 minutes of the unlikely win. Singleton was presumably started for matchup reasons against the Heat and played well. Seraphin wasn't too shabby off the bench with 16 points, 10 rebounds and a block in 31 minutes, and is clearly still the power forward to own in Washington. But with small forward Trevor Ariza going down tonight with a calf injury, Singleton could still be in line for decent minutes going forward.

Chris Singleton could get the start at power forward on Tuesday against the Heat. The move would be designed in order for the Wizards to better match up with the Heat, who are expected to start Rashard Lewis at power forward again in the place of Shane Battier (knee). Singleton made some noise when he put up 13 points, 12 rebounds and four blocks on November 24, but he hasn't scored in double-digits or eclipsed 24 minutes of playing time since.

Chris Singleton had his first double-double of the season with 13 points and 10 rebounds, adding four steals in 33 minutes against the Bobcats on Saturday. The Wizards had some interesting lineups tonight and Martell Webster also got some extra burn with 35 minutes that led to 21 points, four rebounds, two steals, one block and three 3-pointers. Randy Wittman is likely on thin ice, so just keep an eye on these guys.

Chris Singleton scored 12 of his season-high 14 points on Wednesday in the fourth quarter. Singleton posted season-highs in rebounds (five), steals (three), minutes (25) and points, including a dunk to send the game to overtime. However, his minutes figure to be unreliable going forward -- he had only played a total of 17 minutes in Washington's previous two games.