Jamaal Tinsley (dermatitis) is a game-time decision on Thursday.

Tinsley missed practice on Wednesday and is headed for the game-time decision as a result. He isn't on the fantasy radar so this should not impact your team.

Jamaal Tinsley (dermatitis) is not practicing on Wednesday.

Dermatitis is an inflammation of the skin, but it has a wide ranging list of ailments for those impacted by it. It doesn't sound overly serious, but Tinsley won't practice while he recovers. He'd need injuries to both Devin Harris and Earl Watson to be relevant in standard sized leagues.

Jamaal Tinsley has made the Jazz after going for six points, six boards, three assists, two steals and a block in just 13 minutes on Wednesday.

He'll likely be the back up to Devin Harris in Utah and is worth keeping an eye on as the season progresses. Harris is injury prone, meaning Tinsley could be a hot pickup as soon as Harris drops.

Jamaal Tinsley appears to have earned a spot on Utah's final roster.

The veteran point guard won't have value at the outset of the season, but could surface quickly if (or more accurately, when) Devin Harris first goes down with an injury. Tinsley still has to fight Earl Watson for backup minutes, but keep his name in mind.

Jamaal Tinsley (flu) has resumed practicing.

This was an expected move and Tinsley will continue to battle for a roster spot.

Jamaal Tinsley (flu) is expected to resume practicing on Thursday.

Tinsley sat out the action on Wednesday but it sounds like he'll be fine after a little rest.

The Jazz are calling Jamaal Tinsley day-to-day due to the stomach flu.

Tinsley is slated to begin the season in a reserve role, but could have some value when the oft-injured Devin Harris inevitably becomes sidelined at some point.

PG Jamaal Tinsley officially signed with the Jazz on Saturday.

He'll be worth a look as soon as Devin Harris gets injured, but banking on that on draft day isn't a good strategy. He also has Earl Watson to contend with and Ronnie Price is the odd man out.

Point guard Jamaal Tinsley is set to sign with the Utah Jazz, where he'll back up Devin Harris.

Tinsley hasn't played in the NBA since 2010 but is in good shape and was the No. 1 pick in the recent D-League draft. He won't have fantasy value though, until Harris goes down with his first injury of the new season.

Jamaal Tinsley, who was the No. 1 pick in the D-League draft recently, is reportedly close to signing with the Jazz.

However, it sounds like the Knicks may be in play for him as well, but either way, Tinsley is headed back to the NBA as a back up point guard.

Jamaal Tinsley was selected No. 1 overall by the Los Angeles D-Fenders in the D-League draft on Thursday.

Tinsley is reportedly in good shape and he performed well in the Las Vegas Impact games, but he'll need big help to matter in fantasy leagues. A club suffering an injury would also need to be willing to take on an aging vet, and then Tinsley would also need to show he has found new life. That's a lot of 'ifs.'

Former Grizzlies PG Jamaal Tinsley will enter the D-League draft.

At age 33, his days as an NBA starter are likely over. He needs a good situation and some injuries ahead of him to matter in fantasy leagues.

Jamaal Tinsley is expected to play in the Las Vegas Summer League.

It's the first we've heard on the Tinsley front in a long time. No word on whether this means he'll be attempting a comeback, but at age 33, his days of starting-caliber point guard play are probably over. Tinsley last played in the NBA during the 2009-10 season, averaging 3.5 points and 2.8 assists in 38 games for the Grizzlies.

Jamaal Tinsley (hamstring) returned to action on Wednesday, playing eight minutes without scoring and managing one rebound, one assist, and one steal.

He's buried behind Mike Conley and Marcus Williams and has no fantasy value.

Jamaal Tinsley returned to action on Wednesday April 7.