Raja Bell hit three 3-point shots in Monday's loss to the Hornets, scoring 11 points on 4-of-6 shooting to go with one assist.

Bell has hit two or more 3-pointers in 4-of-5 games, and if you need help in that category he is worth a look while he's hot. Just remember that he doesn't do anything else. Al Jefferson was the only other Jazz starter not to struggle, scoring 14 points with 12 boards, two steals, and two blocks, while Paul Millsap hit just 2-of-9 shots on his way to four points, five rebounds, one assist, and two steals in the loss.

Raja Bell (shooting wrist) started and scored 13 points in the Jazz's 101-87 loss to the Thunder on Friday, hitting 4-of-5 shots from the field (including three treys) with two rebounds and one assist in 30 minutes.

Bell clearly wasn't bothered by the wrist injury tonight, though he said it was in pain before the game. Of course, Bell is killing the drill for fantasy owners in Utah, and tonight's result isn't going to help Gordon Hayward (33 minutes), C.J. Miles (19 minutes), or Josh Howard (15 minutes). Al Jefferson scored 10 points with eight boards, four assists, and a block, and Paul Millsap added 10 points, nine boards, four assists, and two steals in the loss.

Raja Bell is dealing with a "minor wrist issue."

Bell expects to start on Friday and the injury is not a serious concern at this time.

Raja Bell (adductor) is a game-time decision for Utah on Saturday.

Bell continues to start at SG for the Jazz but he's not providing fantasy value, while C.J. Miles has been playing well in his absence.

Raja Bell (adductor strained) will not play on Wednesday nor will he play on Thursday.

Bell won't even travel with the team when Utah heads out west to take on the Warriors on Thursday. C.J. Miles will continue to serve as a scoring threat off the bench and he has been producing much more favorably with Bell sidelined, but Josh Howard will start once again in Bell's place.

Updating a previous item, Raja Bell (adductor strain) has been ruled out of Wednesday's game against the Clippers.

C.J. Miles,will continue to see extended run and has scored in double-digits in six of his last seven games. He also has seven treys over that same span of time and is worth a look as a spot-start for owners who need help from beyond the arc.

Raja Bell (adductor) will be a game-time decision on Wednesday against the Clippers.

Bell sat out on Monday, and no decision has been made by the training staff as to how long he'll be forced to miss. We'll get an update on his status on Wednesday, but C.J. Miles, who has been rolling of late, would continue to see a big boost in his value while Bell is out.

Raja Bell (strained right adductor) will not play in Monday's game vs. the Blazers.

Bell missed some time with a groin injury last season and it threw off his rhythm, so hopefully he won't be out too long. C.J. Miles should continue to play more with Bell hurting, and is worth a look in most leagues -- he's averaging 15.6 points, 1.2 threes and 1.8 steals over the past six games.

Raja Bell missed the second half of Saturday's game with a strained adductor (groin), but thinks he caught the injury early enough to avoid a long layoff.

"I'm excited that I caught it early and hopefully it won't cost me much," Bell said after the game. The Jazz are off on Sunday and face the Blazers on Monday, where Bell will likely be a game-time decision. If he's out, C.J. Miles is going to likely start in place after scoring 20 points on Saturday. Bell missed four games last season because of strained left and right adductors, so he might not want to rush back from this one.

Jazz SF Raja Bell left Saturday's game with a strained abductor and will not return.

C.J. Miles is having a big game and could be the new starter if Bell's going to miss time with the injury. And that looks likely to happen, as abductor is another term for groin. Miles will probably be worth grabbing in many leagues if he ends up starting for the Jzzz.

Raja Bell started on Friday, despite a back injury, and had eight points, two rebounds and one assist in 27 minutes.

Bell was iffy with a back injury, but played tonight. If Josh Howard ever gets healthy he could replace Bell in the starting five, so Bell has no fantasy value as of now.

Raja Bell (knee, back) is active and starting in Friday's game against the Mavs.

Bell will continue to kill the fantasy value of his teammates, without providing any fantasy value of his own.

Raja Bell (knee, back) won't practice on Thursday.

Bell has started every game for the Jazz this season but has only reached double-digits in scoring three times. Despite averaging nearly 24 minutes per game, Bell just doesn't do enough to be worth consideration in standard sized leagues.

Raja Bell had "his best performance of the year" on Saturday, according to the Deseret News.

Bell finished the game with nine points and three assists, and he played excellent defense in the final possession of the game, forcing Monta Ellis to miss a potential game-winner. He recently expressed dissatisfaction with his role in Utah, or something to that effect, but all is well at the moment.

Raja Bell will remain in the starting lineup for Tuesday's game against the Bucks.

Bell's grip on the starting job isn't strong, especially with Josh Howard playing well and Gordon Hayward/C.J. Miles needing minutes to develop. But for now, Bell will stick thanks to his defensive presence. Through five games, he's averaging 2.2 points in 19.6 minutes a night.

Raja Bell is considering his options overseas if the lockout continues to linger.

We've heard this from a number of players throughout the process, but it's clear that most of it has been posturing. Bell mentions Spain, Italy and Israel as realistic options should he pursue the path.

NBA veteran Raja Bell recently described commissioner David Stern as "one of the biggest problems in this whole lockout."

To his credit, Bell refused to condone the image that HBO host Bryant Gumbel painted of Stern as a "plantation overseer." Tensions are running high in the CBA talks right now and we need as many voices of reason, like Bell, as possible.

Raja Bell (foot) is one of five players who will not travel with the Jazz for Saturday's game at San Antonio.

The other four are Andrei Kirilenko, Ronnie Price, Kyrylo Fesenko, and Mehmet Okur. Utah's season is over for all ostensible purposes and fantasy owners shouldn't expect any of these guys to have value.

Raja Bell (foot) will not play in Thursday's game against the Blazers, as expected.

Gordon Hayward and C.J. Miles are set for a ton of minutes against Blazers, who are going small without Marcus Camby.

Raja Bell (foot) is listed as doubtful for Thursday's game against the Blazers.

Bell will almost certainly be held out as the Jazz get a look at their young players. Gordon Hayward is going to keep getting a ton of burn.