Gerald Wallace scored just one point with three rebounds, four assists, one steal and one block in 24 minutes against the Grizzlies on Friday.

He has yet to crack double digits in scoring since returning from bruised ribs in five games. Crash also hasn't really done much outside of 1.2 steals per game in that span and he's been a real pain in the neck for his owners. While he does have some upside, it's probably best to just bench him until he can get it together in standard leagues.

Gerald Wallace played 29 minutes in his first start since his rib injury and had eight points, three rebounds, four assists, one steal, one block and one 3-pointer in Friday's 94-89 win over Atlanta.

It's nice to see Crash put up stats in steals, blocks and threes for the Nets and he might have been let loose in some standard leagues. He's more of a player for Roto leagues and is worth a flier in hopes he can revive his value. Joe Johnson scored 18 points with three rebounds, two assists and three 3-pointers.

Gerald Wallace (ribs) will start in Friday's game against the Celtics.

Wallace's minutes are still expected to be limited, but he'll likely push for 20-plus as a starter. Keith Bogans goes back to the bench.

Gerald Wallace (ribs) will play limited minutes on Friday whether or not he starts.

P.J. Carlesimo said that he's not sure if Wallace will start or come off the bench, but after playing just 15 minutes against the Hawks on Wednesday, owners shouldn't be surprise Crash's minutes will be limited once again.

Gerald Wallace returned from his bruised ribs on Wednesday and had four points, two rebounds and one steal in 15 minutes against the Hawks.

He didn't look like his old self and wasn't nearly as aggressive. Wallace took a really ugly fall on Friday and missed two games, but it looks like he'll be ready to go and could start against the Hawks on Friday. His owners might want to bench him until he starts to produce.

Gerald Wallace won't start on Wednesday, but is expected to be in uniform and could return from his rib injury off the bench.

That's not a guarantee that he'll play, but it sounds like there's a decent chance he'll get into the game tonight.

Gerald Wallace (ribs) is a game-time decision on Wednesday.

Wallace has missed the last two games, and while he's been upgraded to a game-time decision, it's not a lock that he'll play. If he sits again, Keith Bogans and MarShon Brooks are expected to once again pick up the slack.

Gerald Wallace (ribs), who did not play on Sunday, has been ruled out for Tuesday's game.

Wallace's ribs still aren't right, and it can be a tricky injury as ribs heal at their own rate. Keith Bogans started in Wallace's place on Sunday, and that will probably be the case again on Tuesday. Look for MarShon Brooks to also play an increased role off the bench, though neither he or Bogans are options in standard formats.

Gerald Wallace (bruised ribs) won't play Sunday against the Pacers.

Wallace suffered the injury Friday when he took a horrible spill as he was fouled by P.J. Tucker. The fact that the ribs are only bruised and not broken leads us to think he'll return sometime next week. After Sunday, the Nets don't play again until Tuesday, so we'll likely have to wait until Monday for further update. We'll consider him day-to-day for now. MarShon Brooks and Keith Bogans will share Wallace's minutes Sunday.

Gerald Wallace suffered bruised ribs in the first quarter of Friday's game against the Suns and X-rays were negative.

He took a horrific spill as P.J. Tucker fouled him. The good news is that he didn't break anything and Crash seems to have avoided serious injury. There isn't much reason to make a speculative add like Keith Bogans or MarShon Brooks and Wallace should be considered questionable for Sunday's game against the Pacers.

Gerald Wallace was fouled hard by P.J. Tucker while driving to the hoop and took a very bad fall in the first quarter of Friday's game.

He was in agony after the foul and laid on the ground for several minutes while the training staff tended to him. Wallace walked very gingerly to the locker room and he could miss time with the injury. He will not return to the game because he was unable to shoot his free throws and Tucker wasn't charged with a flagrant. Keith Bogans should pick up some extra time and MarShon Brooks might also pick up some of the slack.

Gerald Wallace returned to action on Tuesday January 8.

Gerald Wallace did not practice Monday because the Nets gave him a "recovery day."

Crash is not expected to miss any time and the Nets are simply giving the veteran some time off in practice after he recently dealt with a knee issue.

Gerald Wallace scored seven points on 2-of-5 shooting with three rebounds, five assists, one steal, and three blocks in 39 minutes on Friday.

Wallace is going to be an afterthought on offense many nights, but his versatility will keep him on fantasy rosters barring some sort of serious injury.

Gerald Wallace returned from his knee injury and played a whopping 37 minutes, but finished Wednesday's win with just six points, four boards and two steals on 2-of-5 shooting.

The good news is Wallace is back and saw so many minutes, so we'll give him a pass on the bad night. He should bounce back in the next one as long as his knee feels OK in the morning.

Updating a previous item, Gerald Wallace (knee) will play on Wednesday.

The Nets were optimistic that Crash would be in the starting lineup on Wednesday, and he's set to return following a one-game absence. Reggie Evans, who started for Wallace in the last one, will head back to the bench.

PJ Carlesimo "sounded optimistic" that Gerald Wallace (knee) would play on Wednesday.

Owners have no choice but to check back for an update closer to tipoff as it sounds like Crash is headed for a game-time call. If he's not able to suit up, guys like Keith Bogans, Reggie Evans, Andray Blatche and Kris Humphries should all see more minutes.

Gerald Wallace (bruised left knee) was limited during Tuesday's practice, but he's considered probable vs. the Thunder on Wednesday.

Crash's knee has been bothering him for a while but he only missed one game in December, while averaging 11.3 points, 7.5 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 1.3 steals and 0.8 blocks in 36 minutes per game. Brooklyn will need him to play well if they hope to knock off the Thunder in OKC.

Gerald Wallace (knee) will not play against the Spurs on Monday.

Wallace said he will "definitely" play earlier today, so this news potentially burned some owners in weekly leagues. Crash has dealt with a slew of injuries in his first year in Brooklyn and it's unclear whether he'll be ready for Wednesday against Oklahoma City. Reggie Evans will start on Monday.

Updating a previous item, Gerald Wallace (knee) said he would "definitely" play on Monday.

Wallace will likely be a game-time decision, but his confidence is a reason for owners to be cautiously optimistic about his availability. Check back for an update closer to tipoff.