Landry Fields took over at SF for Rudy Gay (back) on Saturday, scoring 15 points with seven rebounds, four assists, four steals and zero assists in 48 minutes. Fields has been a forgotten man since the Raptors acquired Gay, and his numbers in 19 starts this season don't exactly scream 'underused' -- 5.1 points on 41.1 percent shooting, 5.1 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 1.1 turnovers in 25 minutes per game. And although he shot 40 percent from downtown as a rookie, Fields is a combined 1-of-11 from deep this season. He did need surgery to re-route a nerve in his shooting arm earlier this year, so we'll cut him some slack, but his fantasy value will evaporate overnight if Gay is healthy enough to suit up on Monday.

Landry Fields will get the start Friday night against the Knicks. The Raptors are starting Fields so that he can guard Carmelo Anthony again. They made the same move on Feb. 19 and Fields helped hold Melo to a 5-of-24 shooting performance. Amir Johnson will come off the bench tonight but should be back in the starting lineup for the next game.

Landry Fields made a rare start on Wednesday and had four points, 10 rebounds and a block in 24 minutes. Maybe he started because they were playing his former team, or it could have just been for matchups purposes against the Knicks. Either way, he'll need to stick in the starting five over Amir Johnson to be worth a pickup, and we doubt that happens.

Landry Fields will start for the Raptors against his the Knicks on Wednesday. Well, it's a good day for Landry Fields. He got engaged to model Elaine Alden today and he'll get a chance to stick it to his former team. Fields doesn't have much fantasy value it might may just be a matchup, so he can be left on the waiver wire in almost all leagues. Amir Johnson will move to the bench and his owners shouldn't worry too much at this point.

Landry Fields (back spasms) had four points, two rebounds and one assist in 19 minutes during his return on Sunday. It's nice to see the Raptors' $20-million man healthy and active, but Rudy Gay's presence has scuttled any value Fields may have had.

Landry Fields will be active against the Hornets on Sunday. He was back at practice on Saturday and his back spasms appear to be over. Fields has lost almost all over his luster in fantasy leagues with Rudy Gay playing 42.3 minutes per game in his last three games.

Landry Fields (back spasms) returned to practice on Saturday. His status for Sunday's game is still up in the air. Fields and his three-year, $20 million contract have lost nearly all value in fantasy leagues with Rudy Gay playing well with his new teammates.

Dwane Casey said Landry Fields (back spasms) remains sidelined and could be out for "a little while." Fields has missed the last two games after his back acted up and it doesn't sound like he's going to return anytime soon. His fantasy value already had taken a major hit with the addition of Rudy Gay and at this point, anyone holding onto him should cut bait in almost every format.

Landry Fields (back spasms) did not practice on Tuesday and he has been ruled out for Wednesday's game against the Celtics. He missed Sunday's game with back spasms and it's not a good sign that he is ruled out so early. Fields' fantasy value is already on life support with Rudy Gay in the fold and he should be on almost every waiver wire right now.

Landry Fields (back spasms) has been ruled out for Sunday's game vs. the Heat. Rudy Gay will start at SF in his absence and he's not going to relinquish the job, which shifts Fields to a backup swingman role whenever he's healthy. The Raptors don't play again until Wednesday.