Raja Bell will not travel with the Jazz on their upcoming two-game road trip due to his foot injury.

He has no fantasy value anyway, as C.J. Miles is playing well after stealing the starting gig.

Raja Bell (foot) has been upgraded to questionable for Friday's game against the Lakers, but admitted he doesn't expect to play.

Bell is going to try to practice Thursday, but there's not much incentive for him to go. The Jazz would probably prefer to get a long look at rookie Gordon Hayward as a starter anyway.

Raja Bell (foot) will not play in Friday's game against the Lakers.

Bell was in a walking boot Wednesday and apparently is not close to playing. Considering that Bell has butted heads with coach Tyrone Corbin and the Jazz are out of the playoffs, Bell might just shut it down. Gordon Hayward is looking at a ton of burn over the final seven games.

Raja Bell left Monday's game with a sprained right foot after playing 19 minutes, scoring three points on 1-of-6 shooting (including a three) to go with two rebounds.

X-rays taken were negative, but any absence by Bell will help get guys like Gordon Hayward minutes, and in a roundabout way clear up minutes for Derrick Favors, too. As for Bell, he has no real shot at fantasy value at 100 percent health, so needless to say he has no value when he's hobbled.

Raja Bell started in place of Andrei Kirilenko (knee) on Saturday and had seven points, four rebounds, three steals, two blocks and a 3-pointer on 2-of-6 shooting.

He doesn't have much fantasy value, and will not be worth a look if and when Kirilenko returns from his injury. Gordon Hayward came off the bench for six points in the loss.

Raja Bell scored five points off the bench on Monday, hitting 2-of-7 shots from the field (no threes) with one rebound and three assists in 29 minutes.

Even with the Jazz all banged up, Bell hasn't shown he can produce when he gets minutes, and there's no reason to believe he's going to start at this late juncture.

Raja Bell (toe) will be in the lineup for the Utah Jazz on Sunday.

C.J. Miles has taken over the starting position so Bell is only worth a look in extremely deep leagues. Even then there are probably players with greater upside sitting on the waiver wire.

Raja Bell, who was demoted in favor of C.J. Miles, returned from a toe injury and came off the bench for six points and three assists.

He has no fantasy value - especially with Miles going off for 40 points in his place tonight.

Raja Bell (toe) is listed as a game-time decision for Wednesday's game against the Wolves.

Even if Bell plays, we are expecting him to come off the bench behind C.J. Miles.

Raja Bell said Tuesday that he thinks C.J. Miles should be starting over him.

Bell, a veteran leader and one of the more respected players in the league, is showing class here. He knows he has been passed by and wants to do what is best for the team. "I think it should be a permanent move, CJ plays better as a starter," Bell said. We'd expect coach Ty Corbin to make the move official soon -- make sure Miles isn't on your waiver wire.

Raja Bell was a game-time decision for Monday's game due to a toe injury, but still managed to play 36 minutes on his way to five points on 2-of-6 shooting (including a three) with four rebounds, one assist, and one steal.

Players are talking about C.J. Miles' explosion as a starter in starry-eyed ways, and it wouldn't be surprising to see the Jazz make a change, though no change is imminent just yet. Either way, Bell has no real value without an injury, so the presence of one seals the deal for him.

Raja Bell (toe) is being called a game time decision for Monday's game against the Sixers.

The Jazz seem to be dropping like flies. If Bell and Gordon Hayward (foot) can't go then C.J. Miles could be in line for some big minutes.

Jazz swingman Raja Bell says that he hasn't even contemplated retirement.

Bell played a game-high 45 minutes on Wednesday but finished with just five points on 2-of-8 shooting. You never have to question his intensity, but his production has been less-than-impressive this season.

Raja Bell had 16 points, two rebounds, two assists, two steals and two 3-pointers on 4-of-7 shooting in Saturday's OT win over the Kings.

He's been too inconsistent to use in most fantasy leagues, but at least deserves a spot on your radar after tonight.

The Minnesota Timberwolves have expressed interest in Raja Bell but according to sources the more likely possibility is a trade in the summer.

This doesn't mean that trade talks have stopped but he could still be wearing a Jazz uniform for the remainder of the season.

Raja Bell hit just 1-of-7 shots for five points in his return from a calf injury on Wednesday.

He wasn't feeling it tonight, but C.J. Miles came off the bench for 16 points and a three, despite hitting just 2-of-9 shots. Miles is clearly more valuable than Bell at this point.

Raja Bell returned to action on Wednesday February 23.

The T'Wolves have some interest in acquiring Jazz guard Raja Bell, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports.

We're not sure exactly why a non-playoff contender like Minnesota would want an older shooting guard, but Bell departing Utah would potentially open up minutes and a boost in value for C.J. Miles.

Raja Bell (calf) practiced Monday and is expected to play in Wednesday against the Mavericks.

Coach Tyrone Corbin confirmed that Bell will start, slamming the door on any ideas that C.J. Miles or Gordon Hayward would send the veteran to the pine. Still, Bell averages just 8.4 points per game as a starter, making him waiver-wire fodder.

Updating a previous item, Raja Bell (calf) said he is out Tuesday.

C.J. Miles and Gordon Hayward will be starting for the Jazz tonight. Bell will resume starting as soon as he's healthy, but is averaging just 8.4 points per game in that role this season.