Rasheed Wallace (foot) will not play on Wednesday vs. the Nets. Marcus Camby (foot) will not play either, but his absence doesn't impact anything for fantasy owners. With Wallace out and Steve Novak (flu) questionable, J.R. Smith will see all the minutes he can handle with guys like James White and Kurt Thomas picking up some time as well.

Rasheed Wallace (foot) will not play on Monday, and Mike Woodson said that Wallace needs rest. It's possible he could be out for an extended period, as he's aggravated his foot injury twice. With Sheed's absence, Kurt Thomas and Steve Novak should step into some extra minutes.

Rasheed Wallace (foot) and Marcus Camby (foot) are both listed as questionable to play on Monday against the Rockets. Neither player will do owners anything in standard formats. Camby hasn't been in the rotation all season, while Wallace's potential absence should mean more minutes for Steve Novak and Carmelo Anthony.

Rasheed Wallace (foot) will not play against the Cavs on Saturday. Wallace has been bothered by his sore foot for most of the season and the Knicks aren't likely to start the 38-year-old forward unless he's 100 percent. He can be ignored in standard leagues.

Rasheed Wallace returned from his foot injury and played well on Tuesday, finishing with eight points, five rebounds, two blocks and two 3-pointers in just 14 minutes. Unless you're in a 30-team league, there's not much reason to own Sheed, despite tonight's somewhat impressive line.

Rasheed Wallace (foot) is probable to play on Tuesday against the Nets, and Mike Woodson expects him to play. Wallace sat out on Sunday with a sore left foot, but he's feeling good enough to give it a go on Tuesday. This is going to happen at times with Sheed, who took a couple years off before returning to the league.

Rasheed Wallace (foot) is uncertain to play on Tuesday against the Nets. "I don't know," Mike Woodson said. "It could be day-to-day, at this point I don't know." Wallace apparently tweaked his foot on Saturday, and he's already missed a game this season with soreness in the same foot.

Rasheed Wallace (sore left foot) will not play on Sunday. Sheed isn't offering fantasy value in average leagues, playing 15 minutes per game, but his attitude and defensive leadership has been a boon for the Knicks early this season. Occasional DNPs are just part of life for the un-retired 38-year-old.

Rasheed Wallace scored 12 point, grabbed seven rebounds and blocked one shot in just 14 minutes against the Miami Heat on Thursday. He didn't make any of his six attempts from beyond the arc and just about all of them really had no chance of going in. He's only playing 15 minutes per game and really only serves as a streaming option in very deep leagues.

Rasheed Wallace was ejected from Sunday's game after yelling at the referees in the first quarter. Sheed lasted under two minutes before getting the boot, adding a page to his epic history of technical fouls. With Marcus Camby (sore foot) unavailable, Chris Copeland will need to log more minutes than usual.