Tayshaun Prince scored six points on 3-of-12 shooting (no threes) with four rebounds, five assists, and one block in 35 minutes on Friday.

Prince hasn't changed his stripes in Memphis, making him a deep league asset only right now.

Tayshaun Prince hit 3-of-9 shots for six points, two rebounds and two assists in 30 minutes on Wednesday.

He played 37 minutes in his previous game for his new team and was much more effective. He's still Tayshaun Prince and is worth keeping a close eye on as long as he's getting 30-plus minutes per game, but is still not a must-own player because of nights like this one.

Tayshaun Prince started and played 37 minutes on Tuesday, finishing with 11 points, six rebounds, four assists and three steals on 5-of-12 shooting.

That's a ton of minutes and even an old guy like Prince has a chance for success if the minutes stay so high. He's not a must-own player, but could be very soon if he keeps getting this kind of run. Keep a close eye on him.

Tayshaun Prince is expected to make his debut in the Grizzlies starting lineup on Tuesday against the Suns.

Prince played 32 minutes off the bench in his Grizzlies debut, a number he's likely to hover around again now that he's in a starting role. He scored 14 points on 7-of-11 shooting to go along with a block, and as usual, he's proving that he's largely a one-trick pony in fantasy circles. Owners in standard formats can do better.

Tayshaun Prince made his Memphis debut on Friday, scoring 14 points with one rebound, three assists and one block in 32 minutes in a win over Washington.

He came off the bench, but he received plenty of time on the court with the usual starters. Prince should take over as as the starting small forward in due time and it's usually exciting for fantasy owners to grab a new key role player, but his lack of production outside of points is going to limit his value. Owners in standard leagues should be able to do better.

Tayshaun Prince, Ed Davis, and Austin Daye will each play in Friday's game against the Wizards, but none of them will start.

Prince will move into the starting job eventually, but tonight is all about assimilating the new players into the team concept and we wouldn't expect them to play normal minutes. Mike Conley, Jerryd Bayless, Tony Allen, Zach Randolph, and Marc Gasol will start, and if you're looking at Bayless, Allen, or Darrell Arthur, just realize that the new guys will cut into their prior workloads.

Grizzlies GM Chris Wallace said he would not have pulled the trigger on Wednesday's trade if he didn't get Tayshaun Prince back.

The Grizzlies are apparently high on Prince's all-around offensive game and the upgrade he'll provide on Rudy Gay's defense. Expect him to start at small forward and push for 30 minutes nightly. Fantasy owners should note that Prince was getting 32.4 minutes per game in Detroit, but still managed just 11.7 points, 4.6 rebounds and 2.5 assists. He will be available for Friday's game against the Wizards, as will Ed Davis and Austin Daye.

Updating a previous item, Tayshaun Prince, Ed Davis and Austin Daye are all likely to be out again for the Grizzlies on Friday.

Because of the complex nature of the trade and other parties of the deal having to pass their physicals, the Grizzlies are looking like they'll be shorthanded once again on Friday. Jerryd Bayless should play big minutes once again, while Tony Allen, Darrell Arthur and Chris Johnson should see an increase in minutes as well.

Tayshaun Prince, Ed Davis and Austin Daye have all completed their physicals and could be available to play on Friday.

The other parties involved in the trade have to complete their physicals before the three players can play for Memphis, but the newest Grizzlies are good to go as long as they're cleared to play. Prince should be the starting small forward in Memphis with Austin Daye backing him up, while Ed Davis loses a lot of his appeal seated behind Zach Randolph.

New Grizzlies Tayshaun Prince, Ed Davis and Austin Daye are not expected to play on Thursday.

All three players should be available on Friday, but this means that Zach Randolph, Tony Allen, Darrell Arthur and Chris Johnson will all see extended minutes.

Tayshaun Prince looks like the new starting small forward in Memphis after Rudy Gay was tentatively traded to the Raptors on Wednesday.

Prince looks like a no-brainer to start at small forward for the Grizzlies, and while he was already starting for the Pistons, the change of scenery could work in his favor. He's not a must-own player, but should be watched closely in his first few games for his new team.

Tayshaun Prince and Austin Daye are inactive for Wednesday's game amid reports they'll be sent to the Grizzlies as part of a three-team trade.

Prince, Daye and Raptors F Ed Davis will be sent to Memphis as part of the trade, while Jose Calderon lands in Detroit and Rudy Gay and Hamed Haddadi are dealt to Toronto.The move to Memphis could be a nice boost for Prince's fantasy value considering he'll likely receive 30-plus minutes and could be energized by playing on a contender again.

Fresh off a 2-of-12 shooting performance, Tayshaun Prince made 9-of-15 shots on Sunday to finish with 21 points, seven rebounds, three assists. one steal, one block and four turnovers in 42 minutes.

The loss to Charlotte snapped Detroit's five-game win streak, which included wins over the Wizards (twice) and Kings, but also the Heat and Hawks. Prince is playing nearly 32 minutes per game in the past two weeks but his trickle of across-the-board production only gives him late-round appeal in 12-team leagues.

Tayshaun Prince scored 20 points on 8-of-16 shooting vs. the Bucks on Sunday, his third consecutive game in double-digits.

The veteran SF went through a lull in mid-December, scoring single-digits in five out of seven games, but he's resumed low-end production in the past week. He added two rebounds and two assists tonight, but didn't have any steals or blocks.

Tayshaun Prince returned from a sprained ankle and had 14 points, seven rebounds and two 3-pointers on 6-of-12 shooting.

He was iffy coming into this one, but was able to go and played better than most of the other Pistons' starters.

Tayshaun Prince (ankle) was active and in the starting lineup for Wednesday's game against the Hawks.

Prince had been expected to return against Atlanta. If you've had him in your lineup, feel free to put him back out there.

Tayshaun Prince (ankle) is expected to play on Wednesday.

He was a game-time decision coming into Wednesday, but was always optimistic that he'd play. If you've been using him in any format, he'll be back out there against the Hawks.

Tayshaun Prince (ankle) is a game-time decision on Wednesday against the Hawks.

Prince said that he was "OK" after Saturday's game and wasn't on crutches, but he was walking without a limp on Monday and it seems like he's got a good shot to play on Wednesday.

Tayshaun Prince (ankle) said that he was "OK" after Saturday's game, and he was walking without crutches.

Prince didn't return to Saturday's game after hurting himself, but it sounds like he may be ready for Wednesday's road game vs. the Hawks.

Tayshaun Prince left Saturday's game with an apparent right ankle injury and he will not return.

He stayed on the court to attempt two FTs, which would have allowed him to return, but he was ruled out after limping into the locker room with team trainers. Consider him day-to-day, and expect Austin Daye to gain the most if he's forced to miss any games.