Douglas-Roberts signed a two-year deal with the Pelicans on Monday, Shams Charania of Yahoo! Sports reports.

The journeyman has spent stints with several NBA teams since entering the league as as second-round pick in 2008, mostly recently appearing in 12 games for the Clippers last season. The 28-year-old was a meaningful contributor for the Mavs in 2013-14, averaging 6.9 points and 2.4 rebounds in nearly 21 minutes per game. While he's a crafty scorer and adequate defender, Douglas-Roberts struggles as an outside shooter (career 32.9 percent), making it difficult to keep him on the floor for long stretches in certain lineups. In New Orleans, Douglas-Roberts will compete with the likes of Luke Babbitt, Alonzo Gee and Quincy Pondexter for bench minutes on the wing. The details of Douglas-Roberts' contract are yet to be disclosed, but it's possible the contract is only partially guaranteed, which would make him a candidate to be waived at some point.

Douglas-Roberts will be waived by the Celtics, A. Sherrod Blakely of Comcast SportsNet reports.

CDR was recently acquired by Boston in a 3 team trade, but the Celtics probably never had the intention of keeping him on the roster. if Douglas-Roberts clears waivers he will have a chance to sign with the team that gives him the best shot at playing time, though even in a best-case scenario, he probably doesn't have value in most leagues.

Douglas-Roberts was traded from the Clippers to the Celtics as part of a three-team deal Thursday, the Celtics' official website reports.

Douglas-Roberts wasn't a part of the Clippers' rotation, and while that won't necessarily change in Boston, his shot at earning playing time may at least be a bit better. There's still probably nothing to see here in terms of fantasy value.

Douglas-Roberts, who has sat out the previous 17 games with a partially torn Achilles tendon, returned to action, tallying one rebound in his six minutes Saturday.

While it's great to see Douglas-Roberts back on the court, his fantasy value is almost negligible and will have have appeal in the deepest of leagues.

Douglas-Roberts (Achilles) will be available off the bench Saturday against the Bucks, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

While available, Douglas-Roberts hasn't played in more than weeks and averaged just 11.3 minutes in four games before going down, so expectations should be kept low right off the bat.

Douglas-Roberts (Achilles) is probable for Saturday's game, the Orange County Register's Dan Woike reports.

Douglas-Roberts has not played since Nov. 5 because of an Achilles injury, and he should be worked in slowly as a reserve wing.

Douglas-Roberts (Achilles) will not play against the Wizards on Friday, the Orange County Register reports.

Douglas-Roberts was considered doubtful for Friday's contest, although he'll have another opportunity to make a return Saturday in Milwaukee. The 27-year-old has played in just four games this season and will likely be eased back into action when he makes his eventual return.

Douglas-Roberts (Achilles) is listed as doubtful for Friday's game against Washington, the Orange County Register reports.

Douglas-Roberts managed to practice Thursday but apparently he's not quite ready to take it to the next level. His next opportunity to bust his extended absence from the court will be Saturday against the Bucks, if he ultimately can't play Saturday.

Douglas-Roberts (Achilles) returned to practice Thursday, Brad Turner of the Los Angeles Times reports.

At this point, Douglas-Roberts, who's missed more than a month, could return at any point and should be evaluated on a game-to-game basis. Consider him questionable for Friday's game in Washington, and a more definitive update on his status should be available following morning shootaround. Having played sparingly in only four games this season, it's tough to gauge what Douglas-Roberts' immediate role will be, but he proved capable of providing decent production (6.9 points, 2.4 rebounds) as a bench player in Charlotte last season.

Douglas-Roberts (Achilles) is doubtful for Wednesday's game against the Pacers, Dan Woike of the OC Register reports.

Douglas-Roberts is still working back from the Achilles injury that's kept him out of action for more than a month. While he's still limited in practice, the team has been listing him as doubtful, rather than out, of late, so that would seem to indicate he could return to the lineup any given night. At this point, it's unlikely he plays Wednesday, but be sure to check back prior to the 7:00 ET PM tip.

Douglas-Roberts (Achilles) is without a concrete return timetable, NBA.com reports. "Now we're just in the stage of getting back in the groove," Douglas-Roberts said. "I have to start doing 1-on-1s, 2-on-2s. It's hard to really practice that much because we're in season. So I have to kind of do this kind of stuff on my own where I'm testing it out and seeing exactly where I'm at as far as actually playing in a real game."

Douglas-Roberts has been able to work in practice on a limited basis but is still experiencing pain in his foot. He's progressed to lateral drills and individual work, but it appears he'll likely remain out until the soreness subsides. "I still feel it," Douglas-Roberts said. But (head athletic trainer Jasen Powell) told me it's healed now. You're going to feel a little soreness because you're just getting back. The good thing about that is I can play through the soreness, but I know I'm not regressing." The Memphis product has not played since Nov. 5.

Douglas-Roberts (Achilles) will not play Saturday against the Pelicans, the Orange County Register's Dan Woike reports.

Douglas-Roberts was listed as doubtful for this game, so his absence is not a surprise. He'll set his sights on a possible Monday return, but the Clippers will have to play without three of their guards (Douglas-Roberts, Jordan Farmar and Reggie Bullock) in the meantime.

Douglas-Roberts (Achilles) has been upgraded to "doubtful" for Saturday night's matchup with the Pelicans, Dan Woike of the Orange County Register reports.

Douglas-Roberts had originally been ruled out for the contest, but it appears the door will be left open for a Saturday night return. The uncertainty makes him a bit of a risky play in daily formats, however.

Douglas-Roberts (Achilles) has a chance to return to practice Friday, the Clippers' official site reports.

The statement by head coach Doc Rivers suggests that Douglas-Roberts will sit Wednesday night against the Mavericks, and will be a game-time decision Saturday against the Pelicans. With Reggie Bullock also set to sit Wednesday due to an ankle sprain, Jamal Crawford should see heavy minutes off the bench for the Clippers, with C.J. Wilcox and Hedo Turkoglu representing potential candidates for increased minutes off the bench.

Douglas-Roberts (Achilles) sat Monday's game against the Timberwolves and remains questionable over the coming games.

Douglas-Roberts was originally projected to be back around early December, so there's a possibility he returns soon. However, he may have a tough time paving out fantasy value in the deep Clipper backcourt rotation.

Douglas-Roberts (Achilles) remained sidelined during Friday's game against the Rockets as he continues to recover from injury.

Douglas-Roberts has missed the majority of the season with Achilles tendonitis. Coach Doc Rivers originally expected him to miss up to two weeks upon the original injury designation on Nov. 15, so the small forward should be close to making his return in the near future.

Douglas-Roberts (Achilles) has been ruled out for Wednesday's game, the Orange County Register's Dan Woike reports.

With Matt Barnes also out, Reggie Bullock should see significant run on the wing Wednesday. Consider Douglas-Roberts questionable for Friday's game in Houston.

Douglas-Roberts (Achilles) could miss "a week or two," according to head coach Doc Rivers, the Orange County Register's Dan Woike reports.

The good news is that Douglas-Roberts has Achilles tendonitis and not an Achilles tear, but the bad news is that he will likely still miss several games. Rivers didn't have a specific timetable, however.

Douglas-Roberts has been diagnosed with Achilles tendonitis and is not expected to miss significant time, the Orange County Register's Dan Woike reports.

Achilles injuries are potentially very serious, so the fact that CDR is dealing with nothing more than tendonitis is reassuring. He remains questionable to play Saturday against Phoenix but shouldn't miss much time beyond that even if he has to sit out against the Suns.

Douglas-Roberts is questionable to play Saturday against the Suns due to a sore right Achilles' tendon.

Douglas-Roberts has been a healthy scratch for three of the Clippers' last four games and may be forced to sit Saturday due to the Achilles issue. The extent of the injury is uncertain, but look for the team to elaborate in the coming days.