Robert Sacre hit just 2-of-9 shots for four points, two rebounds and a block in 25 minutes in another start for the Lakers on Wednesday. He's actually played pretty well in his two-game stint as the starting center for the Lakers, but Pau Gasol could return on Friday, which would shuttle Sacre back to the bench. He has no fantasy value.

Robert Sacre started at center for the banged up Lakers and had 10 points, three rebounds and four blocks in 28 minutes of Tuesday's loss. Dwight Howard's labrum injury shouldn't keep him out for too long (targeting next week) and Pau Gasol could return from his concussion on Friday. And you have to think that when one of them is ready to go, Sacre will return to his role off the bench. Unless you're in a 20-team league, Sacre isn't worth picking up at this point.

Robert Sacre will start Tuesday's game against the Rockets. Sacre is a 7'0/260 second-round rookie out of Gonzaga. He appeared in 13 games before getting sent to the D-League this season, averaging just 4.2 minutes in those contests. Despite the Lakers' injury woes, anything more than 20 minutes for Sacre would be a major surprise. They're more likely to go with a smaller lineup featuring the likes of Darius Morris and/or Antawn Jamison for heavy minutes.

Robert Sacre will be recalled from the D-League and will "likely" be the starting center while Dwight Howard (shoulder) and Pau Gasol (concussion) are out. Nothing like going from starting center in the D-League to starting center for the Lakers in less than a week, but that's the role Sacre is about to step into.

The Lakers re-assigned Robert Sacre to the D-League. It's a journey Sacre will continue to make throughout the season.

Lakers recalled C Robert Sacre from the D-League. Sacre will be resume his traditional role at the end of the Lakers bench as the team's primary towel waver.

The Lakers have officially assigned Robert Sacre to the Los Angeles D-Fenders of the D-League. Barring major injuries in the Lakers' frontcourt, there was no room for Sacre to have any sort of fantasy impact this year. He'll get more minutes and a chance to develop in the NBA's lower level.

Robert Sacre scored 13 points to go along with seven rebounds, two assists, two steals and one block against the Clippers on Wednesday. Sacre got the start despite Jordan Hill returning from a back injury and made the most of it. His fantasy value is limited to deep leagues even if Hill and Dwight Howard continue to experience back issues.