Chris Douglas-Roberts scored 16 points on 6-of-9 shooting with two 3-pointers and two boards in 27 minutes on Friday.

The 3-point shooting might have caught one's eye but with Michael Kidd-Gilchrist returning very soon owners should watch this action from the wire in almost all formats.

Chris Douglas-Roberts started again on Tuesday and hit 2-of-4 shots (both 3-pointers) for six points, six rebounds, one assist and one steal in a loss to the Wizards.

CDR now looks like the starting small forward until Michael Kidd-Gilchrist returns, which could be as soon as late next week. He's worth a short-term look in deeper leagues, but is far from a must-own player. Anthony Tolliver, the man he replaced in the first unit, had eight points and five boards off the bench.

Chris Douglas-Roberts started on Saturday night vs. the Kings in a 113-103 win, scoring 10 points, four boards, two assists, one block and one 3-pointer in 35 minutes.

He was tremendous in Thursday's game with 20 points, but a lot of that came in garbage time. Douglas-Roberts could hold some value while Michael Kidd-Gilchrist (hand) is out, so he's worth a look in deep leagues for a short-term boost.

Chris Douglas-Roberts came off the bench for a season-high 20 points, four rebounds, two assists, a steal, a block and two 3-pointers on 6-of-8 shooting in 24 minutes on Thursday.

This game was a blowout and CDR got a lot of his goodies in garbage time. However, Anthony Tolliver continues to struggle as the starting small forward, and CDR could end up replacing him at some point, or at least make this an even timeshare. Keep a close eye on Douglas-Roberts going forward.

Chris Douglas-Roberts came off the Charlotte bench on Saturday and played 18 minutes, but missed his only shot and failed to score.

Anthony Tolliver is currently starting at small forward for the Cats, but if that doesn't work out, CDR is likely next in line. Michael Kidd-Gilchrist is out indefinitely with a broken hand, while Jeff Taylor's season ended early due to a ruptured Achilles tendon.

Coach Steve Clifford said he's confident Chris Douglas-Roberts could play 15 minutes if needed.

The key phrase is "if needed" and chances are Douglas-Roberts won't be asked to play that much as long as Jeff Taylor's heel injury doesn't act up. He can be left off the wire in most leagues.

The Bobcat have called up Chris Douglas-Roberts for Wednesday's game.

They will waive James Southerland and have some extra insurance at small forward. Jeff Taylor is expected to play, so Douglas-Roberts will likely not get much playing time unless the news turns bad on Taylor. He can be ignored in all leagues for now.

The Bobcats will call up Chris Douglas-Roberts from the D-League.

That's not a good sign for Jeff Taylor (heel) on Wednesday night. The Bobcats didn't get much out of Anthony Tolliver on Monday. Douglas-Roberts is not worth an add inane fantasy league.

Chris Douglas-Roberts has been signed by the Knicks.

This addition is assumed to be just a non-guaranteed training camp signing. Roberts holds career averages of 7.5 points, on 44.2 percent shooting, over 20.3 minutes in 161 games (52 starts) over four seasons with New Jersey, Milwaukee and Dallas. He doesn't seem to be a full time addition to the Knicks' roster.

Chris Douglas-Roberts is playing for the Lakers during Summer League, and he's hopeful that L.A. will give him a guaranteed contract.

"They were interested last year, but things happen," said CDR, who averaged 27.8 points in the D-League last season. Persistent questions about his maturity have limited NBA team's interest, something he acknowledged in an interview with Hoopsworld. "Early in my career, I handled disappointment in a bad way," he said. "And I paid for that, it was a lesson for me. Everybody is talented here and everybody can play."

The Mavericks waived Chris Douglas-Roberts on Sunday.

He played 10.6 minutes per game in six contests this season. CDR was tearing it up in the D-League and he will likely catch on with another team at some point this year. He has no fantasy value.

Chris Douglas-Roberts scored a season-high four points in 15 minutes as the Mavericks fell to the Thunder 111-105 on Thursday.

He hasn't been too shabby with the Mavericks so far and his minutes on Thursday were up from the 10 he played on Sunday. He's only on the radar in deep leagues and he won't offer much upside.

Chris Douglas-Roberts scored three points in nine minutes off the Mavs' bench on Sunday, hours after being signed out of the D-League.

"He can play any of the perimeter positions for us," said Rick Carlisle. "We want to get him involved as quickly as possible and see how this fits." We'll let you know if CDR's role develops enough to put him on the radar.

Chris Douglas-Roberts is active for Sunday's game against the Spurs.

CDR was fantastic in the D-League this year and it will be interesting to see how many minutes he gets in his debut this year. He's only on the radar in very deep leagues. Bernard James is inactive to open up a spot for him.

The Mavericks will call up Chris Douglas-Roberts to replace Derek Fisher.

He has been hot in the D-League and has 27.8 points per game with the Texas Legends. He was waived by the Mavs back in October and he might be able to crack the rotation. Although, there's no reason to pick him up in any league just yet.

Chris Douglas-Roberts was waived by the Mavericks on Sunday.

CDR was a Maverick for approximately 22 hours, but he's talented enough to eventually latch onto another team's bench.

Mavericks sign Chris Douglas-Roberts.

CDR was started 38 games in the '09-'10 season for the Nets, but he'll likely just warm the bench for the Mavericks. He can be ignored in fantasy leagues.

The Mavericks have signed Chris Douglas-Roberts to a non-guaranteed contract.

CDR's stay might be very short considering the Mavs now have 18 players on their roster and will need to cut three players by Monday. He has the talent to stick on an NBA team's bench, whether it's in Dallas or somewhere else.

The Lakers waived Chris Douglas-Roberts on Monday.

L.A. reportedly liked CDR's game, but they needed to make some tough roster cuts to get down to the 15-player limit. He played in Italy during the lockout and could return overseas if he doesn't draw interest from NBA teams.

The Lakers are "high" on Chris Douglas-Roberts, according to Ramona Shelburne of ESPN Los Angeles.

CDR is just trying to make the final roster in training camp. However, the previous indication was that Douglas-Roberts would spend some time in the D-League, and it wouldn't be a surprise to see him do that in order to play consistent minutes.