Matt Bonner, a member of the NBPA executive committee, said that the NBPA will discuss its next move on a Monday conference call following Saturday night's ultimatum from the owners.

The call will likely be centered around what the players plan to do following yet another marathon negotiating session. Commissioner David Stern has already said that the owners' current offer will only be on the table until Wednesday, and it will certainly be interesting to hear what the union plans to do next considering President Derek Fisher seemed absolutely deflated following the most recent round of talks.

Matt Bonner had five points and five rebounds in 22 minutes, while DeJuan Blair added just four points and one board in Saturday's loss, but both could see more minutes after Antonio McDyess suffered a shoulder injury tonight.

Bonner will shoot some threes if he ends up in the starting lineup, while Blair could see 25 minutes in the next one, if McDyess' shoulder is separated, or will keep him out of the next game.

Matt Bonner hit 2-of-4 shots - both 3-pointers - and all six of his free throws for 12 points and three rebounds in Sunday's loss to the Grizzlies.

Bonner hit a key 3-pointer late, but Shane Battier answered it as the Grizzlies held on for a stunning win.

Matt Bonner hit just 2-of-9 shots from the field (all threes) on Monday, scoring six points with five rebounds and four assists in 26 minutes off the bench.

He started the second half when Tim Duncan, who will likely miss most of the regular season, went down with an ankle injury in the first half. Bonner has the ability to step in and provide some of the offense that Duncan leaves on the table, and while he's not near a must-add player, he's somebody to watch and possibly take a flier on if you need threes.

Matt Bonner was benched for the entire second half of Monday's loss to the Heat.

Coach Gregg Popovich was upset with Bonner for a couple defensive lapses in the first half. It's a reminder that even though the Red Rocket makes 1.7 treys per game, he isn't worth using in fantasy

Matt Bonner hit 6-of-7 shots (all threes) in Friday's blowout win over the Heat, scoring 18 points with five rebounds, one assist, and one steal in 24 minutes off the bench.

Bonner's love of sandwiches is well known, but we wouldn't trade a sandwich for him in any format. He does this once every three weeks or so, and there's really nothing to see here from a fantasy perspective.

Matt Bonner (knee) returned to action on Tuesday, scoring 10 points on 4-of-6 shooting (including two threes) with two rebounds, one assist, and one block in 14 minutes.

This is actually a good outing for him considering the layoff, but he has no real value, even in deeper leagues.

Matt Bonner (knee) has been upgraded to probable for Tuesday's game against the Pistons.

Bonner has missed 10 straight games. He'll return to take even more pressure off Tim Duncan and Antonio McDyess, who are on a mission to save their legs for the playoffs. Bonner, who is averaging 1.8 treys per game on the year, will have low-end specialist value for deep leaguers once up to speed.

Matt Bonner (knee) did not play on Friday against the Kings.

Owners would be wise to consider him out indefinitely until a report emerges that he will play.

Matt Bonner (knee) will not play against the Lakers Thursday.

Bonner can't seem to shake this knee soreness and he'll miss his ninth straight game. The Red Rocket is simply day-to-day as there is no structural damage.

Matt Bonner (knee) will not play on Tuesday against the Blazers.

"It's similar to a bone bruise," Bonner said. "It's hard to put a timetable" on his return, and owners shouldn't be waiting around one way or another. As reported earlier, Nicolas Batum (ankle) is confirmed to play and start for the Blazers, as well.

Spurs big man Matt Bonner (sore right knee) will travel with the team as they begin their annual 'rodeo trip', but he is doubtful for Tuesday's game at Portland.

Bonner is day-to-day and fantasy owners should already be ignoring him outside of the deepest leagues.

Matt Bonner (knee) is currently traveling with the team but is listed as doubtful to play in Tuesday's game against portland.

It's a good sign that he's getting closer but the Spurs have no reason to rush him back. Don't be surprised if he's still a few games away from re-entering the rotation.

Matt Bonner (sore right knee) will miss his seventh straight game on Saturday.

Bonner has a buildup of bone marrow in his knee and will rest until the condition improves. San Antonio is rolling along with the league's best record and they certainly won't rush their veteran big man back into action.

Matt Bonner has been diagnosed with marrow edema in his knee, not a bone bruise as originally reported.

Marrow edema is essentially a buildup of the bone marrow in his knee. It is expected to heal from simple rest, but there is still no timetable for Bonner's return.

Matt Bonner has returned to San Antonio for more treatment on his sore knee and won't play on Wednesday.

At this point he's out indefinitely, as his knee clearly isn't improving, which is actually good news for DeJuan Blair.

Matt Bonner (knee) is showing no signs of improvement.

There is nothing structurally wrong with Bonner's knee, but he has missed five straight games. "It's not getting better a lick," coach Gregg Popovich said. Tiago Splitter has gotten his most playing time of the season over the last two games with the Red Rocket out.

Matt Bonner (knee) "worked up a sweat at shootaround," but has been ruled out of San Antonio's game on Monday night.

The Spurs are coming off a blowout loss to the Hornets, but they still own the league's best record (37-7) and have no incentive to risk aggravating Bonner's injury. He may return vs. Utah on Wednesday.

Matt Bonner (knee) did not play on Saturday against the Hornets.

He has minimal fantasy value even when he is playing well, so this news shouldn't affect too many fantasy leagues.

Spurs big man Matt Bonner has been ruled out on Friday due to a bone bruise on his right knee.

Bonner has missed three straight games and remains day-to-day. His absence weakens the Spurs' outside shooting and frontcourt depth, but has minimal fantasy impact.