Josh McRoberts returned to action on Friday November 15.

Josh McRoberts shot 4-of-12 from the field for 13 points with five boards, four assists and three 3-pointers in 31 minutes against the Cavs. He isn't exactly the most efficient scorer at power forward and he would rank dead last in field goal percentage at that position had he taken enough shots to qualify. McRoberts is being used as a stretch four to help open things up for Kemba Walker and Gerald Henderson, but that isn't really working. His value is holding steady in deeper leagues.

Josh McRoberts has rejoined the Bobcats after a personal absence and is expected to start on Frida against the Cavaliers. McBob has been highly inconsistent this season, much like Byron Mullens was for the Bobcats last season, but is coming off a monster line. He had 19 points, six boards, seven assists and five 3-pointers in Monday's loss, and should have another opportunity for a good night against the Cavs, who were blown out by Minnesota in their previous game.

Josh McRoberts will miss Wednesday's game for personal reasons. The team is hopeful to have him back for Friday. Anthony Tolliver is likely to start so the team doesn't mess with Cody Zeller's role. Tolliver has a couple games in which he's played at least 22 minutes, so he has a shot to get over 25 tonight and may hit a couple threes along the way. There's no word as to why McRoberts will miss the game and hopefully everything is okay.

Josh McRoberts scored 19 points on 7-of-13 shooting (including five treys) with six rebounds and seven assists in Monday's loss. Charlie isn't going away with the return of Al Jefferson, but it remains to be seen if he can hold of Jefferson's impact and also hold off Cody Zeller over the long term. Tonight was a good first step and he's worth a hard look even if Jefferson seems like a prime candidate to steal away his touches.

Josh McRoberts was quiet in Friday's loss to the Knicks, scoring five points on 2-of-5 shooting with two rebounds, three assists and one 3-point bucket in 33 minutes. McRoberts has been up and down all year and things aren't going to get any easier once Al Jefferson eventually returns. Don't be afraid to drop him for a hot free agent.

Josh McRoberts broke out of his funk on Wednesday with 13 points, six rebounds, five assists, a steal, a block and a 3-pointer on 5-of-14 shooting in 30 minutes. Just as McBob's owners were about to kick him to the curb he comes through with one of his best games's of the season. He scored just two points on Tuesday and played 15 minutes on Saturday, but turned it around tonight. Now we'll have to see if he can do it again on Friday against the Knicks, which should be a decent match up for McRoberts, given their lack of big bodies available up front right now.

Josh McRoberts played 22 minutes, but missed all four of his shots for two points, one rebound and one steal in Tuesday's win over the Knicks. That's right, the Bobcats beat the Knicks without anything from their starting power forward or center (Bismack Biyombo, 1 points, 6 rebounds). Cody Zeller played 18 minutes and had seven points and five rebounds on the night, but it still looks like it's McBob's job to lose. And if he doesn't start playing better soon, he's going to lose it.

Josh McRoberts played just 15 minutes against the Pelicans on Saturday, but still finished with nine points, six rebounds, two assists, two steals and a 3-pointer on 3-of-4 shooting. We're pretty sure he was put on the bench because he was being abused (in a big way) by Anthony Davis tonight. Davis is doing that to everyone he faces, so don't panic on McRoberts. He's still the starting power forward for the Bobcats and should continue to hold fantasy value going forward. Hopefully his minutes are back to normal in the next one, as he was averaging 29.5 minutes per game coming into this one.

Josh McRoberts missed all three of his field goal attempts and did not score, but did manage four rebounds, eight assists, two steals and one block in 29 minutes on Friday. The Charlie Day doppleganger from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia does plenty of 'Charlie work' for the Cats, cleaning the glass and making sure others have their shot attempts. All kidding aside, the Bobcats are pretty high on him right now and Cody Zeller (nine points, five boards, 19 minutes) isn't going to be handed anything for the foreseeable future.