DeShawn Stevenson returned to action on Saturday December 29.

DeShawn Stevenson (knee) is a game-time decision for Friday's game against the Cavs.

Stevenson has no real fantasy value unless he is healthy and starting, and neither are the case right now. Larry Drew said there is a "good chance" he won't play tonight, further sealing the deal.

DeShawn Stevenson returned from a personal absence and hit all three of his shots, finishing with eight points, five rebounds and a 3-pointer.

Kyle Korver started in his place tonight, and it remains to be seen who will keep the job going forward. But at this point, we'd rather own Korver, as long as he's healthy.

DeShawn Stevenson is not certain to play on Tuesday.

The Hawks also play on Wednesday, and since he's being handled with care by the team, there are certain instances in which he does not play in back-to-back sets. If he's out on Tuesday, Kyle Korver and Devin Harris could see a bump in minutes.

DeShawn Stevenson was rested on Saturday.

The veteran swingman is being handled delicately by the Hawks and won't play in back-to-back sets, so this is a common occurrence.

DeShawn Stevenson hit five 3-point shots for 15 points with three rebounds and two assists in 30 minutes on Friday against the Wizards.

Stevenson hit 5-of-11 shots (all threes) and will be worth a look if you're hunting the long ball while Kyle Korver (personal) is out.

DeShawn Stevenson (rest) did not practice on Thursday.

Stevenson is just resting, so there's not much to see here. He'll hold some low-end value for his 3-pointers while Kyle Korver (new baby, back) is out.

DeShawn Stevenson hit three 3-pointers for nine points, three rebounds, a steal and a block in a start for the Hawks on Wednesday despite suffering a head injury in Tuesday's practice.

He may hold a small amount of deep-league value for 3-pointers while Kyle Korver is out with his back injury, but won't be worth holding once Korver is back.

DeShawn Stevenson (head) returned to practice on Wednesday.

He took an elbow to the head on Tuesday, but he's clearly fine and should be good to go for the Hawks.

DeShawn Stevenson left practice early on Tuesday after taking an elbow to the head.

He'll likely be listed as day-to-day, and we won't speculate on the severity of his head injury. He's started each of the Hawks last two games, and with Kyle Korver (back) also out, the Hawks may have to get creative with their starting lineup.

DeShawn Stevenson started at small forward and scored 12 points and hit four 3-point shots in Friday's loss to the Cavs.

Stevenson might be worth a short-term look for however long Kyle Korver (back) is out, but only if you're desperate for 3-pointers.

DeShawn Stevenson returned to action on Wednesday November 28.

DeShawn Stevenson is starting on Wednesday, sending Zaza Pachulia to the bench.

Stevenson isn't a fantasy asset in standard formats unless you're really hurting for treys, and even then, he's just a spot start at the absolute best. Pachulia has alternated between coming off the bench and starting this season, but we don't expect a big change in his production.

DeShawn Stevenson (ankle) practiced on Monday and will be available for Wednesday's game vs. the Bobcats.

Stevenson has been dealing with a back injury, his knees are a chronic problem that are limiting him in back-to-back sets, and now his ankle is bothering him. He may have occasional productive games as the Hawks' starting SG, but overall he's more trouble than he's worth.

DeShawn Stevenson (knees) did not play on Saturday, the second game of a back-to-back set.

The Hawks will continue to protect Stevenson's health in these situations, making him nearly impossible to own in average leagues -- Atlanta has five back-to-back sets in December.

DeShawn Stevenson (back) played 12 minutes off the bench on Monday, posting just one steal to go with three missed field goal attempts.

Stevenson was a game-time decision and probably should have taken the night off. Currently he has no fantasy value.

DeShawn Stevenson (back, illness) is a game-time decision for Monday.

If Stevenson is out, it should mean some more run for Lou Williams and Kyle Korver, who scored 21 and 22 points, respectively, with Stevenson sidelined on Friday. Stevenson is averaging 29 minutes, but has posted just 7.3 points and 2.0 3-pointers per game.

DeShawn Stevenson (back) did not play on Friday against the Kings.

Stevenson just returned from a knee injury and is going to be a general injury risk. Unless he's starting and on a roll, owners looking for 3-pointers can do way better.

DeShawn Stevenson (knee) returned to action on Monday, scoring six points on 2-of-4 shooting (all threes) with two rebounds and two steals in 39 minutes.

This line says it all as Stevenson struggled to produce even with maximum minutes.

DeShawn Stevenson, who sat out Sunday's game as a precaution, is expected to rejoin the starting lineup on Monday.

Stevenson's knees are a concern for the Hawks, and they plan to limit his activity during back-to-back sets. "There may be some cases where he may be able to play some back-to-backs," said Larry Drew. "Right now, it's out of the question."