The Grizzlies are reportedly "unlikely" to re-sign unrestricted free agent Beno Udrih.

Memphis claimed Udrih off waivers last February and he stepped into a solid role once Nick Calathes was suspended, but it appears he'll look for his next contract outside of Memphis. The 31-year-old veteran isn't likely to earn more than a backup role regardless of where he signs.

Grizzlies PG Beno Udrih will take on a bigger role in the playoffs with Nick Calathes suspended 20 games for violating the NBA's anti-drug policy.

Calathes was averaging 15 minutes per game and he proved to be invaluable when Mike Conley missed games in February, but his playing time will now fall to Udrih. Although he's only played a handful of minutes with Memphis, Udrih is a career 46.1 percent shooter (35.6 percent from downtown) and he boasts a solid assist-to-turnover ratio of 2.5.

The Grizzlies have claimed Beno Udrih off waivers, according to ESPN.com.

He'll compete for backup minutes with Nick Calathes on his new team. Udrih played just 19 minutes per game with the Knicks and quickly fell out of favor with coach Mike Woodson. He can be ignored in most leagues.

The buyouts of both Beno Udrih and Metta World Peace will become official on Monday.

Udrih was brought on in the offseason to backup Raymond Felton, however Mike Woodson refused to give Udrih minutes. Both MWP and Udrih fell out of Woodson's rotation, and an exit from New York can only help their values. However, without knowing where they will land, it's impossible to say exactly how their values will be affected. Stay tuned for more updates.

Beno Udrih is expected to be bought out by the New York Knicks.

Beno and Metta World Peace share the same agent and MWP's latest Twitter rants may have sealed the pair's fate in New York. No word yet on where either player will end up, but both could make a nice impact on a team headed toward the playoffs.

The Wizards and Nuggets are said to be interested in acquiring guard Beno Udrih from the Knicks, according to the New York Post.

Udrih said the Wizards tried to acquire him last summer, while the Nuggets are reportedly offering SF Jordan Hamilton, who has been starting with PG Ty Lawson out with a broken rib. With Iman Shumpert's knee injury, Udrih now appears to be the Knick most likely to be traded, so it would appear that congratulations are in order.

The New York Post speculates that little-used Knicks PG Beno Udrih may be traded to the Spurs in the coming week.

Udrih isn't part of Mike Woodson's rotation and he reportedly asked for a trade in late January, on top of which Spurs executive Scott Layden was seen scouting the Knicks on Wednesday. The Spurs roster is replete with PGs, but Udrih hasn't played in nine consecutive games and any trade would be a positive development for his dim fantasy outlook.

Beno Udrih (illness) will not be available for the Knicks on Thursday.

This makes two straight DNPs and he'll be questionable to return for Saturday's game, but his absence shouldn't impact any fantasy lineups.

Beno Udrih is not available on Tuesday due to an illness.

There have been all sorts of rumors on Udrih, so there will likely be some more after Beno not playing tonight with the Knicks a bit shorthanded sans Iman Shumpert. He has no fantasy value.

Beno Udrih downplayed a report that he's asked the Knicks to trade him, calling New York his "first option."

"I'm a Knick. I want to be here," Udrih said. He's tumbled down the rotation since Raymond Felton's return and even as a starter he was a whipping boy for coach Mike Woodson, so it's reasonable to think that Udrih's agent has at least broached the topic of a trade.

Beno Udrih has requested a trade from the Knicks following Monday's game agains the Nets, according to ESPN New York.

He played four minutes on Monday and did not score. There seemed to be quite a bit of tension between Udrih and coach Mike Woodson, so this is hardly a surprising development. The Knicks are not getting much help out of their backcourt and that includes Udrih. This news doesn't really have many fantasy implications and is more about the disarray of the Knicks right now.

Beno Udrih played 13 minutes and hit 2-of-3 shots for six points, five assists, a steal, a block and a 3-pointer in Tuesday's loss.

He was a DNP-CD on Monday but got some run tonight, likely because J.R. Smith never got off the bench for the Knicks tonight.

Beno Udrih (knee) will dress against the Suns on Monday.

Raymond Felton is back and playing surprisingly well, so Udrih's playing time figures to be sparse. Plus, Toure Murry has played well off the bench. Udrih can be left on the wire in most leagues.

Beno Udrih (knee) is questionable to return vs. the Suns on Monday.

The veteran guard has been diagnosed with knee inflammation but even at full health his fantasy outlook is dim, as a healthy Raymond Felton will force Udrih to compete with Toure' Murry for backup PG minutes.

Beno Udrih (inflamed knee) did not play vs. Philly on Saturday and he remains day-to-day.

This was Udrih's second DNP due to his knee injury. Raymond Felton is hogging minutes as the Knicks' starting PG and Toure' Murry has stepped up as a viable backup at the position. With Pablo Prigioni (toe, foot) also inching closer to a return, Udrih simply has no upside in fantasy leagues.

Beno Udrih (knee) is doubtful to play on Thursday after an MRI revealed inflammation in his left tibiofibular joint.

A few days' rest may be in store for Beno, which likely leaves the Knicks with Raymond Felton and Toure' Murry to hold down the PG spot vs. the Heat. Miami has backcourt problems of their own with Mario Chalmers questionable to play due to a sore Achilles.

The MRI on Beno Udrih's knee was negative, according to Ken Berger of CBSSports.com.

He has a chance to play Thursday night against Miami. Udrih suffered the injury on Tuesday but appears to have avoided an extended absence. Udrih's value already took a hit this week when Raymond Felton returned to action, so don't rely on Udrih for fantasy purposes despite the positive MRI results.

Beno Udrih suffered a knee injury on Tuesday and says he might have an MRI on Wednesday.

As if it wasn't bad enough that Raymond Felton returned tonight to ruin Udrih's value, the injury makes it official. Udrih failed to score in eight minutes, and given the injury and Felton's return, he can safely be dropped at this point.

Beno Udrih started at PG and logged 33 minutes during Sunday's victory, finishing with four points, three rebounds, eight assists and two steals.

The assists and steals should pacify most of his owners, but Udrih's value for the week ahead is still shaky. New York plays three games, Raymond Felton (groin) is day-to-day, and Knicks' coach Mike Woodson has found a new hobby in questioning Udrih's decision-making. Consider your alternatives and start him at your own discretion.

Beno Udrih picked up two fouls in the first quarter and lost some playing time to Toure Murry on Saturday, finishing with five points, three assists, one steal and one 3-pointer in 21 minutes.

He and coach Mike Woodson haven't exactly been best buddies this season. Udrih's defense is one of the worst in the NBA and point guards have been absolutely destroying the Knicks while he's been in the lineup. If there's anything remotely interesting on the wire, his owners might want to make a switch.