Keith Bogans will be sent to Boston in a sign-and-trade deal including Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce and Gerald Wallace.

It's unclear if Bogans will stick to the roster at this time, but owners shouldn't exactly be waiting on pins and needles. He has no fantasy value.

Keith Bogans played 25 minutes in a start on Sunday, scoring six points with one board, two assists and two 3-pointers.

All seven of his field goal attempts came from downtown and he could be asked to be a bigger part of the offense in the last two games of the season. Bogans is on the radar in deep leagues.

Keith Bogans returned to action on Friday April 12.

Keith Bogans (back) will play and start in Friday's game against the Pacers.

Even the most desperate owners can do better than Bogans. He's averaging just 4.7 points, 1.8 rebounds and 1.7 assists in 21 starts this season.

Keith Bogans (back) is a game-time decision against the Pacers on Friday.

Bogans did not play on Wednesday, so it's possible he'll be a true-game time call on Friday. If he sits out, expect guys like Jerry Stackhouse, C.J. Watson and possibly MarShon Brooks to pick up some extra run with Gerald Wallace (leg) out.

Keith Bogans (back) will not play Wednesday night against the Celtics.

Bogans' tight lower back will sideline him for the second straight game. His absence should help MarShon Brooks get some extra run against the Boston. The Nets don't play again until Friday so it's possible Bogans could return then.

Keith Bogans (back) will not play on Tuesday.

Bogans' tight lower back will keep him out of action against the Sixers, meaning MarShon Brooks should pick up some extra minutes off the bench.

Keith Bogans (tight lower back) is questionable to play on Tuesday against the Sixers.

If the veteran is forced to sit out, it should mean a longer look for MarShon Brooks, who has played just 28 minutes combined over his last two games after he had played 28.5 minutes in three straight games prior.

Keith Bogans (undisclosed) will start for the injured Gerald Wallace (foot) on Wednesday.

The Nets never said what was bothering Bogans but whatever it was apparently won't stop him from playing. Brooklyn could use Bogans tonight considering that Joe Johnson (heel) will join Wallace on the inactive list.

Keith Bogans will be a game-time decision on Wednesday against the Cavs.

It's not exactly clear what Bogans is dealing with, but he'll be a game-time call. With Joe Johnson (heel) already out, C.J. Watson and MarShon Brooks are in line for extended minutes if Bogans can't play.

With Joe Johnson (quad) unavailable on Sunday, Keith Bogans started at SG and scored three points with three rebounds and one assist.

He played 30 minutes, though as usual you'd hardly know it from his stats. MarShon Brooks also surged back into the rotation with Johnson sidelined, posting six points and three assists in 19 minutes. The Nets don't play again until Wednesday and we should have numerous updates on Johnson's status in the coming days.

Keith Bogans returned to action on Wednesday March 20.

Keith Bogans (ankle) is expected to play on Wednesday.

Bogans missed Monday's game due to left ankle soreness, but he should be good to go on Wednesday. MarShon Brooks will probably lose some minutes with Bogans returning.

Keith Bogans (sore left ankle) won't play on Monday.

Bogans took a spill on Sunday, which may be the source of the injury. His absence clears a few minutes for MarShon Brooks and C.J. Watson, but it won't have signficant fantasy implications.

Keith Bogans made a season-high four 3-pointers for 12 points with four rebounds and one steal in 20 minutes on Monday.

He's been a noticeable part of the rotation in his last six games with 21.0 minutes per contest. Bogans had a season high in points on Monday and it's the first time he's been in double figures since December 26, so he can be left on almost all waiver wires.

Keith Bogans scored a season-high 13 points to go with three assists, one steal and three 3-pointers in Sunday's win over the Sixers.

Bogans got the start at small forward with Avery Johnson trying to shake things up against athletic forwards for Philadelphia. He was out of the rotation just a little over a week ago, so we'll need to see this a couple more times before thinking about adding him in almost any league.

Keith Bogans admitted that he's still trying to get back to 100 percent after his injury last season.

Bogans had ankle surgery in February and is still not where he'd like to be. "No, right now my main focus is trying to get back to 100 percent after my injury last year," he said. Bogans has started seven games for the Nets this year, but he has no fantasy value.

Keith Bogans started in place of Gerald Wallace (ankle) Wednesday and had six points, three rebounds and two 3-pointers in 22 minutes.

Wallace won't be out for long and Josh Childress and Andray Blatche outplayed Bogans from the bench. Bogans is clearly not a guy who should be on the radar in almost any fantasy league.

Keith Bogans is inactive for Sunday's game against the Kings.

He was starting at small forward while Gerald Wallace was out of the lineup, but apparently the Nets won't need him now that Crash is back. If you were starting Bogans in your fantasy league, we hope you have better luck next year.

Keith Bogans started for injured Gerald Wallace (ankle) on Monday, hitting 3-of-5 shots (including three treys) for nine points, one rebound, one assist, and one steal in 15 minutes.

We're surprised he was this productive, and we'll let you know if he can string together any sort of reliable output.