Carl Landry scored 11 points on 5-of-7 shooting with eight rebounds, one steal and two blocks in 21 minutes on Friday.

Landry hasn't really been on the radar but might be now that Andrew Bogut's future is uncertain once again. Consider him for pickup in much deeper leagues, but everybody else can just watch him for now.

Carl Landry played just 13 minutes on Friday, scoring four points on 2-of-3 shooting with one rebound and one assist.

With Andrew Bogut back the minutes have dried up for Landry, though with the Warriors losing games right now it can be argued that more defense in lieu of David Lee and Andrew Bogut's ole act tonight would have helped.

Carl Landry had 12 points and five rebounds in 22 minutes backing up Andrew Bogut at center in Tuesday's ugly loss to the Rockets.

He has a four-game week and might be worth using because of it, but as long as Bogut can stay healthy, Landry's not a must-own in fantasy leagues. Bogut had 10 points, nine boards and a block in 25 minutes of the ugly loss.

Carl Landry returned from his shoulder injury and played 19 minutes, scoring 10 points with six boards, one block and one steal against Dallas on Thursday.

It might be tough for him to be consistent with Andrew Bogut now back with the team. Landry probably already peaked back in November and isn't really worth owning in standard leagues right now.

Carl Landry is questionable to play Thursday due to his shoulder injury.

X-rays on the contusion were negative, and Landry is a warrior, so we don't expect him to be out too much longer. If he is forced to sit out again, Festus Ezeli, Andris Biedrins and Draymond Green should all pick up the slack.

X-rays were negative on Carl Landry's left shoulder.

He sat out of Tuesday's game and the only diagnosis he has received was a bruised shoulder. Landry shouldn't be out much longer and he's a pretty tough player.

Carl Landry (shoulder) will not play in Tuesday's game against the Cavs.

Landry joins Stephen Curry, Andrew Bogut and Harrison Barnes on the Warriors' inactive list. David Lee, Jarrett Jack and Klay Thompson are going to get a ton of shots up.

Carl Landry (shoulder) is still a game-time call for Tuesday's game against the Cavs.

Landry is dealing with a bruised shoulder. The backup power forward is testing it out as we speak ahead of the 7 p.m. ET tip.

Carl Landry played just 14 minutes on Monday, but still managed 12 points on 4-of-8 shooting with five rebounds and a block.

The sudden return of Andrew Bogut isn't going to do Landry any favors, as evidenced by the low minute total here. Bogut isn't a sure bet going forward, but owners should feel free to cut bait for a hot free agent in standard formats.

Carl Landry had 13 points and 14 rebounds in 31 minutes of Saturday's loss to the Bucks.

Landry has alternated double-digit scoring games over his last five, but is also averaging 11 points, 8.4 boards and 0.8 steals in more than 29 minutes over that stretch. He also appears to have gained favor over starter Harrison Barnes, who was quiet again with seven points in just 13 minutes. If we had to pick one right now, Landry is the better player to own, while Barnes has more upside later on in the season.

Carl Landry scored just six points with five rebounds on Friday, but did manage one steal and two blocks in 27 minutes off the bench.

On a losing night for the Warriors against a good defensive team, it's probably not time to pile on but it's disappointing, nonetheless. We wouldn't pass on a hot free agent to hold Landry, but we wouldn't treat tonight's result as a tipping point.

Carl Landry neared his season-high with 20 points vs. the Thunder, making 7-of-12 field goals and 6-of-6 free throws in 26 minutes.

The backup big man grabbed his customary seven rebounds, with one steal for good measure. He tends to stand out with solid points (12.2) and rebounds (6.6), but a lack of peripheral stats limits him to late-round value.

Carl Landry had 11 points and 11 rebounds in a spot-start at PF on Saturday, hitting 3-of-9 field goals and 5-of-6 free throws.

Landry would be a valuable fantasy option if David Lee (ankle) sits out any more games, but Lee sounds probable for Monday. "We got Carl for his ability to come off the bench, at times start, at times finish," Mark Jackson said before the game. "We're very confident in Carl's ability to fill that position." We don't doubt the sentiment, but Landry is also the Warriors' only real option with Lee sidelined.

Carl Landry had his third double-double of the season with 10 point and 10 rebounds in Wednesday's blowout 92-75 loss to Miami on Wednesday.

He was solid to start the year with 14 points and seven rebounds per game in 27 minutes during November, but his minutes have dropped to just 24 per games in the past two months and he hasn't been as involved in the offense. He's still worth a look as a low-upside option in standard leagues.

Carl Landry scored 15 points on 4-of-10 shooting (7-of-9 FTs) with 11 rebounds and one block in 28 minutes off the bench on Friday against the Sixers.

We've been talking about an increased role for Landry because of the Warriors' need for interior defense as their schedule stiffens and we got our first indicator tonight. With his recent mid-round production in hand, Landry should be owned in most 8- and 9-cat formats.

Carl Landry scored 11 points on 4-of-10 shooting with six rebounds and one block in 21 minutes off the bench on Friday.

These numbers aren't great but Landry has been performing at a late-mid round level over the past week, with averages of 24.9 minutes, 15.0 points, 6.8 boards, 0.3 steals, and 0.8 blocks while shooting 61 percent from the field and 89 percent from the line in his last four games. When the Warriors' schedule stiffens up and they actually need frontcourt defense, his role could increase too.

Carl Landry had 16 points and nine rebounds in Tuesday's win.

He had 19 & 7 in his previous game after scoring a total of 10 points with 10 rebounds in the two games prior. If you need a big man who can score and board, Landry should be a decent option now that his mini-slump is over.

Carl Landry scored six points on 3-of-8 shooting with seven rebounds in 23 minutes off the bench on Friday.

Landry is being held back because David Lee is putting up pinball numbers, but don't be surprised if when the Warriors' schedule stops being a cakewalk if that changes. Before the win against Miami the Warriors had beaten teams with a 45 percent win record, and starting with the Lakers next week they'll face 16 teams winning at a 60 percent clip. When defense becomes necessary in those games, Landry will be tapped.

Carl Landry missed all three of his shots to finish with four points and three rebounds in just 18 minutes off the bench in Wednesday's win over the Heat.

Landry had 15 points and six boards on Monday, but never had a chance tonight. David Lee was on fire with 22 points and 13 rebounds in 38 minutes. Landry should bounce back, but if you want to drop him for a hot pick up like Ed Davis or C.J. Miles, we're fine with it.

Carl Landry scored 16 points on 5-of-9 shooting (6-of-6 FTs) with six rebounds, two assists, and one block in 28 minutes off the bench on Monday.

Landry has dipped below 12-team production over the past two weeks, but is a late-round value on the year and could be ready to right the ship. Give him a hard look if you need a forward.