Keith Bogans returned to action on Tuesday November 19.

Keith Bogans (illness) will be available for Tuesday's game in Houston. His availability doesn't mean that he'll actually play, and has no impact in fantasy leagues.

Keith Bogans (illness) will not play against the Wolves on Saturday. He's logged a grand total of three minutes on the season, so Bogans is not exactly an integral part of Boston's rotation.

Keith Bogans (thumb) made his season debut off the Celtics' bench on Sunday, going scoreless in three minutes. Not a bad day of work for the veteran, who will haul in a $5.1 million salary this season. The Celtics are likely to unleash their young guys before long and Bogans isn't part of the long-term plan.

Keith Bogans (thumb) returned to practice on Tuesday. "Hopefully, whenever I get back out there I'll be ready to play," Bogans said. "But I feel good. I practiced today for the first time, I feel like I'm good to go." He added that he wasn't sure if he would play on Wednesday, but it's irrelevant from a fantasy perspective.

Keith Bogans (sprained right thumb) is out indefinitely. Tests confirmed the diagnosis and the veteran will take a seat for a while, ceding a few extra minutes to guys like Jordan Crawford, MarShon Brooks and Gerald Wallace. Bogans has no fantasy value even at fully strength.

Keith Bogans (thumb) will not play on Saturday and could miss the next two weeks. He sustained a thumb injury on Friday and the team will hold him out until he heals up. Bogans basically earned $5 million from the sign-and-trade over the summer, but won't be cashing in for fantasy owners.

Keith Bogans left Friday's preseason game with a right thumb sprain and did not return. Bogans is on the squad to give Brad Stevens some veteran leverage and that's about it. He has no fantasy value.

Celtics G/F Keith Bogans reportedly lost 20 pounds this offseason. Thrown into the KG/Pierce deal for financial reasons, Bogans is a well-paid mentor for the rebuilding Celtics. Even with his new found physique, he won't be any sort of fantasy option.

Keith Bogans is expected to earn more than $5 million via sign-and-trade as part of the deal sending Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce to the Nets. This conjures up shades of Keith Van Horn, as Bogan's windfall is purely the result of financial complications -- the Nets need to send higher salaries to the Celtics for the deal to work. At this point it's unclear if Bogans will stick on the Celtics' roster.