Matt Bonner will not play against the Warriors due to a right calf strain.

He had a calf issue back in November and the Spurs might not just be resting him here. Regardless, Bonner's value in the NBA doesn't reside in the realm of fantasy.

Matt Bonner returned to action on Wednesday January 22.

Matt Bonner (nose) is listed as probable for Wednesday's game against the Thunder.

"By tomorrow, I'll either have a new mask or a new face," Bonner said on Monday. He's one of the easiest players to root for and his unconventional shot is a great microcosm of his character. While we like watching Bonner on the court for his terrific range and how the red-headed big man in a mask should be a great sight, he doesn't have much fantasy value.

Matt Bonner will not play on Sunday due to his nasal fracture.

He is going to wear a mask upon his return to the lineup, but the Spurs will hold him out for now. He's not worth using in almost any fantasy format even with Tiago Splitter out with a shoulder injury.

Matt Bonner (broken nose) will have to wear a mask to play for next four weeks, and it's possible he will need surgery in the offseason.

"The Red Mamba" has no fantasy relevance as he's currently averaging 3.3 points and 1.6 rebounds on the season, but it may be amusing to watch him play with a protective mask.

Matt Bonner suffered a broken nose against the Blazers on Friday and will not return.

He caught Thomas Robinson's head in the face and it's unknown if Bonner was rattled enough to be tested for a concussion. He finished with no points and three boards in six minutes. Bonner might be sporting a mask when he's able to return, which seems like must-see TV.

Matt Bonner stepped up for the short-handed Spurs on Sunday, scoring a season-high 14 points while going 4-of-5 from downtown.

"It's easy if I get [open shots] right when I come in and I'm not hyperventilating from the lack of oxygen," said Bonner, poking fun at his own conditioning. The veteran also teamed with Boris Diaw to stifle Kevin Love, but even without Tiago Splitter (shoulder) there's no reason for fantasy owners to glance at Bonner.

Matt Bonner returned from his strained calf on Wednesday, playing 14 minutes with three points, one assist and one 3-pointer.

He missed six games with his calf injury and will go back to being a bench guy for coach Gregg Popovich. Bonner isn't worth owning in almost any league.

Matt Bonner (calf) will return to lineup on Friday.

He doesn't really play much and is just an occassional guy coach Greg Popovich uses to space the floor. Bonner can be left on the wire in all leagues.

Matt Bonner (calf) will not play against the Sixers on Monday.

He''s been out since suffering his calf strain on Nov. 5, but hopes to return to the lineup on Wednesday. He's well off the radar in all leagues outside of an extremely deep streaming option in some daily formats.

Matt Bonner (calf) will not play against the Warriors on Friday.

He missed Wednesday's game with a left calf strain and there's little reason to bring Bonner back.

Matt Bonner will not play against the Suns on Wednesday due to a calf strain.

He suffered it on Tuesday night and did not return. Boris Diaw has been solid off the bench, so he will likely absorb the handful of minutes that usually go to Bonner.

Matt Bonner suffered a left calf injury on Tuesday night and will not return.

He played 16.5 minutes per game in the Spurs' first two games, then was a DNP-CD in their third. Bonner finished Tuesday's game with one 3-pointer and one block in eight minutes.

Matt Bonner's $3.9 million salary for 2013-14 is now fully guaranteed.

The Spurs could have saved almost $3 million by waiving Bonner prior to midnight on Saturday. The sweet-shooting big man finished this season averaging 4.2 points while shooting 44.2 percent from downtown.

Matt Bonner was sprung into action on Sunday and hit four 3-pointers in 17 minutes, scoring 12 points with two boards and one assist.

Bonner played just 9.7 minutes per game in the series vs. the Warriors, but Gregg Popovich wisely utilized him more in an effort to mess with Memphis' rhythm on both ends. Pop playing the matchups is old hat these days and fantasy owners can tell you all about how he rarely treats his opponents the same.

Matt Bonner expects to play vs. Memphis in the Western Conference Finals, vowing to "spread the floor when [he's] open."

Bonner averaged 26 minutes per game vs. the Lakers in the first round, but he nearly fell out of the rotation vs. the Warriors. As for matching up with the Grizzlies' rugged frontcourt, Bonner said that "it's more about matching their physicality and being in the right position so you can rely on your teammates to help you."

Matt Bonner, DeJuan Blair and Aron Baynes are all expected to see more minutes with Tiago Splitter (ankle) unavailable.

Bonner's ability to space the floor has proven to be a weapon for the Spurs, but it's unlikely that any of the three guys listed here are going to become serious fantasy assets. Splitter is only expected to miss 7-10 days, so the window of opportunity is not large here.

Matt Bonner blocked a career-high four shots in Saturday's win over the Hawks, though he didn't score in 15 minutes of action.

Bonner joked that he should have had even more blocks. "I think they gave one of mine to Tim [Duncan]," he said. "Just another day in the life of the Red Mamba."

Matt Bonner and Stephen Jackson will start for Tim Duncan (rest) and Kawhi Leonard (knee/rest) on Tuesday against the Wolves.

If you're in a deeper league and you want to gamble on either guy feel free, just realize that it's a game of roulette even when guys are missing from the lineup.

Matt Bonner (knee) played 14 minutes off the bench on Saturday, scoring four points and grabbing two rebounds.

The Red Rocket gives Gregg Popovich another dangerous weapon for his arsenal, but fantasy owners shouldn't bother to guess when he'll be deployed since his role hinges on matchups and Pop's whims.