Jarrett Jack's shoulder MRI came back clean and he remains questionable to play on Tuesday.

Jack is dealing with a bruised shoulder, and it's a pain tolerance issue for the backup guard. If Jack is forced to sit out again on Tuesday, Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson should see some extra run in the backcourt with Charles Jenkins also possibly getting into the mix.

Jarrett Jack (shoulder) did not practice on Monday and he's questionable to play in Tuesday's game.

Owners in weekly leagues should look elsewhere during this shortened week, in which the Warriors are one of five teams with just one game. The good news is that his bruised shoulder ought to be healed after the All-Star break, and he deserves a spot on fantasy benches.

Jarrett Jack (bruised shoulder) sounds unlikely to play on Saturday.

Jack said that his shoulder is improving but he's still not ready for game action, and could only serve as a perimeter decoy. "I can shoot if they wanna put me in for that," he said. We're considering him 'out' on Saturday and fantasy owners should look elsewhere for production.

Jarrett Jack (shoulder) did not play on Friday against the Grizzlies, as expected.

There was talk Jack could come in for a last-second scenario but it never played out. He's questionable for Saturday's back-to-back in Dallas.

Mark Jackson does not expect Jarrett Jack (shoulder) to play on Friday.

Jack did not play on Wednesday and did not practice on Thursday, so it doesn't sound like he'll suit up on Friday. If he sits again, Stephen Curry will see more minutes with Charles Jenkins and Harrison Barnes also possibly getting into the mix.

Jarrett Jack (shoulder) didn't practice Thursday and is questionable for Friday's game vs. the Grizzlies.

Jack sat out Wednesday night after taking a spill during Tuesday's game. It wouldn't shock us if the Warriors labeled him a game-time decision after shootaround tomorrow. Owners will want to check back Friday afternoon for a further update. If Jack sits out Friday, his minutes will be divided between Stephen Curry, Charles Jenkins and possibly Harrison Barnes.

Jarrett Jack will not play against the Thunder on Wednesday due to a bruised right shoulder.

He took a spill in the fourth quarter of Tuesday's game and there were no reports of discomfort until now. It doesn't appear that this issue is serious and he should be considered questionable for Friday's game at Memphis. Stephen Curry and Charles Jenkins figure to pick up some of the slack while Harrison Barnes may get more minutes as well.

Jarrett Jack had 20 points, one rebound, five assists and two 3-pointers on 7-of-14 shooting in Tuesday's blowout loss to the Rockets.

Jack scored six points in his previous game and has cooled off a bit recently, but benefitted from garbage time tonight. He's still averaging 31 minutes over his last five games though, meaning he should continue to have plenty of chances to succeed off the W's bench.

Jarrett Jack had 26 points, 12 assists, a steal, a block and three 3-pointers on 11-of-18 shooting in Tuesday's short-handed win over the Cavs.

Jack is a must-start player any time Stephen Curry (ankle) is out, and a must-own player even when Curry is healthy.

Jarrett Jack scored 14 points on 4-of-10 shooting (including a three) with four rebounds and four assists in Monday's win.

We've been telling folks to hang onto Jack regardless of Stephen Curry's status, and since Curry (day-to-day) went down with another ankle injury owners should run and grab Jack if he is available.

Jarrett Jack had 13 points, three rebounds, 10 assists, a steal, a block and three 3-pointers on 5-of-12 shooting in Saturday's loss to the Bucks.

Jack has been playing really well, despite the fact Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry are also playing very well. And surprisingly, he shot it poorly tonight despite hitting all three of his 3-point attempts. As we've been saying, Jack is worth hanging onto in almost any league.

Jarrett Jack was the only Warriors player to hold his own in Friday's loss to the Bulls, scoring 11 points on 5-of-12 shooting (including a three) with five rebounds, five assist, and two blocks.

The rest of the crew might as well have stayed home, as Steph Curry hit just 7-of-18 shots for 21 points and not much else, Klay Thompson hit 4-of-13 shots for 13 points but did manage eight rebounds, two steals, and one block, and David Lee got worked inside all night and hit just 6-of-15 shots (11-of-12 FTs) for 23 points and six rebounds in the loss.

Jarrett Jack shifted to a bench role on Saturday, but still scored 25 points with a team-high 12 assists, as the Warriors defeated the Hornets in New Orleans.

Jack was too much for the Hornets' perimeter defenders, bullying his way into the paint and finishing 7-of-13 from the field and 10-of-11 from the FT line. He even knocked down a 3-pointer and had two steals tonight. His recent elbow injury seemed to irritate him at times, but he's a must-start player until he cools off.

Jarrett Jack started for injured Stephen Curry (ankle) in Friday's loss to the Spurs, scoring 20 points on 9-of-17 shooting (no threes) with two rebounds and 10 assists in 43 minutes.

Jack is going to be a must-start player until Curry gets back, and while Curry is questionable for Saturday's game it's totally possible the team plays it safe.

Jarrett Jack played 32 minutes in a start for the injured Stephen Curry (ankle) and had 16 points, three rebounds, two assists and one steal in a loss to the Heat on Wednesday.

Jack played 32 minutes, which isn't much higher than his average of 28 minutes this season. Garbage time did limit him and he could be in line another start with Curry considered questionable for Friday's game against San Antonio. Jack should be owned in all leagues.

Jarrett Jack bounced back from a slow Wednesday night to score nine points on 4-of-6 shooting with six rebounds and seven assists in 29 minutes off the bench on Friday.

Jack would normally be primed for a big night against a Blazers team with such little depth, and compared to some of his more productive outings in the prior weeks this would have been a disappointment. Regardless, he's back on track for now and owners can assume his elbow is feeling a bit better. Just don't be surprised if he has some rough spots as the Warriors' schedule stiffens.

Jarrett Jack hit just 1-of-4 shots and zero 3-pointers for three points, zero rebounds and five assists in 28 minutes off the bench Wednesday.

Jack is dealing with an elbow injury and has really struggled over his past two games. But prior to those two, he had scored in double figures in 11 of his previous 12 games, which included a couple double-doubles, so we're guessing he'll break out of the funk once his elbow is feeling better.

Jarrett Jack (elbow) went through a full practice on Monday.

Jack played through the elbow ailment Saturday and it looks like it's going to be a non-issue going forward.

Jarrett Jack (elbow) scored eight points and handed out three assists on Saturday, despite being questionable to play after a weight-lifting injury.

We didn't hear of any tests been performed on Jack and presumably he'll be fine for the Clippers' next game, which isn't until Wednesday vs. the Grizzlies. He's been a sneaky mid-round value for the past month.

Jarrett Jack (elbow) will play against the Clippers on Saturday.

He injured his elbow doing some weight lifting and he was a game-time decision for the late-night showdown. Jack has been doing well enough to be owned in all leagues. It's encouraging to see him out there with the Warriors are off until Wednesday following Saturday's game.