Jeremy Tyler drew another start at center on Thursday and grabbed four rebounds in 12 minutes. Tyler missed his only two shot attempts and committed one turnover. He has a long way to go before he hits the fantasy radar, but if there's anywhere he could make some noise it's in a place where David Lee plays center.

Jeremy Tyler started at center for the Warriors on Wednesday and had four points, four rebounds and two blocks in the win. David Lee had 25 points and 11 boards, and spent much of his time at center tonight, but Tyler could make some more starts as long as Andris Biedrins is out with a groin injury. Unless you're in a very deep league, do nothing more than keep an eye on Tyler going forward.

Jeremy Tyler will start at center for the Warriors on Wednesday, as Andris Biedrins will be out with a groin injury. There was speculation that David Lee would start, as Tyler has rarely played this season, but Tyler will be thrown into the fire on the same day the Blazers pimped the Warriors by snagging J.J. Hickson off waivers. Just keep an eye on Tyler if you're in a very deep league.

Warriors recalled C Jeremy Tyler from the Dakota Wizards of the D-League. Tyler averaged 15.6 points, 7.8 rebounds and 1.4 blocks in five games during his D-League stint. He'll act as depth for the Warriors.

Warriors assigned F/C Jeremy Tyler to the Dakota Wizards of the D-League. Tyler gained notoriety by skipping his senior year of high school in order to play professionally in Europe. He ended up as the No. 39 overall pick in this year's draft. Tyler has made 14 appearances as a rookie, averaging 1.9 points and 1.0 rebounds in garbage time action.

The Warriors will send Jeremy Tyler to the D-League after the All-Star break, according to Adrian Wojnarowski. We typically wouldn't report plans for such a trivial roster move, which has no fantasy implications, but it's a very slow weekend for NBA news.

The Warriors plan to use Jeremy Tyler more often going forward. After the Warriors waived Earl Barron, Tyler and Ekpe Udoh are the only options to back up an incredibly underwhelming Andris Biedrins. Tyler has a ridiculous 7'5" wingspan, and Mark Jackson sounds like he's ready to use him more often. "He works extremely hard, he's a very good listener, and he's continuing to get better," Jackson said. Given the struggles of both Biedrins and Udoh, it wouldn't be surprising to see Tyler's role progress as the season progresses.