Mike Scott stepped up for the Hawks' short-handed frontcourt on Sunday, scoring 15 points with four rebounds and three 3-pointers off the bench. Scott played 28 minutes and this marks the fifth time he's reached double-digits in six January games. He's chipping in 1.7 threes, 3.7 rebounds, 1.3 assists, and 0.8 steals during that stretch, but he's failed to block a single shot and remains unreliable option in standard leagues while Paul Millsap is healthy.

Mike Scott provided a spark off the bench for the Hawks on Friday with 14 points, two boards, three assists and two steals on 7-of-10 shooting in just 18 minutes. He started out hot in the first quarter with a couple exciting dunks. Scott has been a potent source of offense over his last five, scoring 12.4 points on 55.8 percent shooting in only 18.2 minutes. He's an interesting player to look at in deeper leagues with his relatively high ceiling.

Mike Scott came off the bench to hit 5-of-9 shots and a 3-pointer for 15 points, four rebounds and one assist in Wednesday's win over the Pacers. Scott's not going to carry any fantasy teams right now, but is productive off the bench, averaging 11.2 points, 4.6 rebounds and 0.8 3-pointers over his last five games, in 20 minutes per night.

Mike Scott hit 4-of-10 shots and two 3-pointers for 12 points, five rebounds, two assists and a steal in 25 minutes off the bench on Saturday. Scott also scored 12 points on Friday and should get some nice run at backup power forward the rest of the way. However, he's not quite as hot of a pickup as we thought he'd be given the emergence of center Pero Antic, who is starting for the Hawks.

Mike Scott scored 12 points off the bench on Friday, hitting 4-of-7 shots (including a three) with three rebounds, one assist and one steal in 18 minutes. The minutes are obvious a problem but one can see how he can fill it up in a hurry, making him a guy to watch in 12-14 team leagues at the very least.

Mike Scott started at SF vs. Boston but only had eight points, seven rebounds and one block in 28 minutes. This was just Scott's third blocked shot of the entire season, he has a grand total of eight steals and he's shooting 30.9 percent beyond the arc, so owners shouldn't have expected a versatile output in his fill-in start. With DeMarre Carroll (thumb) day-to-day, there's no reason to go near Scott in standard leagues.

Mike Scott will start for the Hawks when they take on the Celtics Tuesday afternoon. Scott has seen an increase in playing time over his last five games, but he hasn't responded with a huge increase in productivity. The second-year forward has averaged 8.4 points and 3.8 rebounds over his last five games, but he doesn't offer much fantasy value to anyone other than daily fantasy owners who are looking for a cheap option.

Mike Scott couldn't build on Saturday's 18-point loss vs. the Magic, as he finished with just five points, four rebounds and one steal in 17 bench minutes. Scott's ability to play multiple positions is useful for a Hawks team trying to regroup after losing Al Horford, but he won't be a reliable fantasy option unless Mike Budenholzer gives him considerably more playing time. On a per-36-minute basis, Scott has career averages of 18.2 points, 9.1 rebounds, 1.5 assists, 0.5 steals and 0.2 blocks. Fantasy owners should keep those lousy defensive numbers in mind.

Mike Scott played 21 minutes off the bench against the Bobcats on Saturday, scoring 18 points with six boards and three 3-pointers on 6-of-11 shooting.

Mike Scott played eight minutes against the Cavs on Thursday with three points, one assist and one 3-pointer. If Al Horford (shoulder) needs to miss time, coach Mike Budenholzer might have to get creative with his big man. Scott has barely played next to Paul Millsap and has almost exclusively played power forward this year, so he is not a direct beneficiary of the Horford news. Additionally, Scott does have a handful of minutes as a small forward, so he might get some run with DeMarre Carroll (thumb) also hurt. He's worth a speculative add in deeper leagues.