Eric Bledsoe practiced fully on Saturday and has been cleared to play for the Clippers on Sunday. He's been out afer knee surgery and recently completed a two-game stint in the D-League, but the Clipppers have too many point guards for Bledsoe to have fantasy value.

Clippers optioned Eric Bledsoe to the Bakersfield Jam of the NBADL. Bledsoe will be joining the D-League's Bakersfield Jam for a two-game injury rehab assignment in wake of his October knee surgery. Bledsoe is almost ready to return to the Clippers, although when he does come back he will be fourth on the team's depth chart at PG.

Eric Bledsoe (knee) will likely be assigned to the Bakersfield Jam of the D-League before re-joining the Clippers. Bledsoe had offseason knee surgery and has yet to play this season. Vinny Del Negro said that the young point guard will spend some time in the D-League in order to get some experience. When he does return, Bledsoe will be behind Chris Paul, Chauncey Billups and Mo Williams in the pecking order, rendering him useless to fantasy owners.

Eric Bledsoe (knee) is still 2-3 weeks away from returning to action. Bledsoe is missing a golden opportunity now with Chris Paul (hamstring) and Mo Williams (foot) banged up. When he returns, he'll be buried on the depth chart.

Eric Bledsoe had surgery to repair a torn lateral meniscus on October 7 and will be out for 6-8 weeks. Bledsoe did a great job of keeping this under wraps. For the long-term, this won't shake up our Clipper backup projections at all. Bledsoe is clearly in the team's plans and will play 20-25 minutes per night, regardless. As for those that may be targeting him in a deeper league due to Mo Williams' injury risk, you'll want to drop him on your cheat sheets significantly.