Houston Rockets forward Reggie Bullock (back) is considered questionable for Wednesday's matchup against the Knicks. The veteran is suffering from lower back pain. Bullock hasn't had a consistent role on the team all season and shouldn't be a big miss for Houston. He's averaged less than 10 minutes of action across 17 games in 2023-24.

Dallas Mavericks forward Reggie Bullock has been traded to the San Antonio Spurs in part of a three-way sign-and-trade involving Grant Williams. As part of this deal, the Spurs acquired Bullock and an unprotected pick swap with the Mavericks in 2030. The 32-year-old played a significant role with the Mavs last season. Bullock averaged 7.2 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 1.4 assists in 30.3 minutes per game in 78 games last season. The veteran forward doesn't exactly carry a ton of value on the rebuilding Spurs roster. It'll be interesting to see what San Antonio decides to do with him. Bullock is a reliable 3-and-D guy, but doesn't have a ton of value when it comes to fantasy hoops.

According to NBA insider Marc Stein, the Dallas Mavericks have fully guaranteed Reggie Bullock's contract for next season. He will earn $10.5 million and the figure would've dropped to $5.5 million if Dallas had waived Bullock prior to a midnight deadline on Wednesday. The 32-year-old is set for his third season in Texas. Bullock made a career-high 55 starts in 2022-23 and averaged 7.2 points and 3.6 rebounds with 38 percent shooting from downtown. He doesn't really move the needle in fantasy hoops, but Bullock has been a valued member of the Mavericks squad as a three-and-D guy.

Dallas Mavericks guard/forward Reggie Bullock (quad) has been ruled out for Wednesday's game against the New Orleans Pelicans. Bullock suffered a quad contusion and left Tuesday's game after playing just eight minutes. Tim Hardaway Jr. will likely enter the starting lineup after coming off a 24-points effort on Tuesday. The Mavericks have a three-day break until their next game which Bullock may be considered questionable for.

Dallas Mavericks guard/forward Reggie Bullock (illness) is questionable to play Wednesday against the Denver Nuggets. Bullock has been playing big minutes over the past few games, but is apparently feeling under the weather and is in jeopardy of missing Wednesday's game. Bullock will likely test how he feels pregame before a decision is made on his status. With Tim Hardaway Jr. (hamstring) banged up, Josh Green may be in line for a big role on against Denver.

Dallas Mavericks guard Reggie Bullock will move into the starting five for Thursday's game against the Los Angeles Lakers. The rest of the starting unit will remain unchanged from Tuesday's contest. In a corresponding move, Dwight Powell (hip) heads to the bench despite being cleared to play. There is no word on Powell being limited, but he won't have great streaming value off the bench. Bullock gets the starting nod, but his struggled from the floor lately. Fantasy managers are better off looking elsewhere for production on Thursday.

Dallas Mavericks forward Reggie Bullock left Friday's clash with Houston early due to a neck strain, but he isn't on the injury report ahead of Sunday's meeting with the Lakers. It's a strong indication that Bullock is fine for the contest. Bullock exited on Friday in the third quarter after logging 27 minutes. He finished the game with three points, two rebounds, one assist and one steal. It was a typical Bullock line, as the 31-year-old has been a regular starter this season, but he's been able to average just 5.1 points with 3.3 rebounds and 1.0 assists. Fantasy managers should have much better options available to them in most leagues.

Dallas Mavericks forward Reggie Bullock (neck) has been able to shake off a questionable tag and is ready to play Friday versus Denver. The 31-year-old sniper has been dealing with a neck strain for a bit, but it doesn't appear to be serious enough for him to miss any game time. Bullock is having a pretty strange season, as he eats up plenty of minutes as a starter but hasn't really contributed a lot, at least not in ways that would pop up on the box score. He is averaging only 4.9 points for the season with 2.9 rebounds and 0.9 assists. Bullock, who's been shooting nearly 40 percent from deep for his career, has even struggled with his bread and butter, going only 29.2 percent from downtown. He's a very unreliable fantasy option and should be avoided unless the times are very desperate.

Dallas Mavericks small forward Reggie Bullock (neck) has been tagged as questionable to play in Friday's game vs. the Nuggets due to a strained neck. The sharpshooter has scuffled mightily by his standards from long range this season, knocking down just 29.2% from deep; he went 0-for-6 en route to a scoreless performance in his most recent appearance Wednesday. An absence from Bullock on the wing would open up more shots for Tim Hardaway Jr. and Spencer Dinwiddie, while Josh Green would likely step into an elevated role. Fantasy managers will want to confirm Bullock's status prior to tip as he has yet to miss a game this year and has been an integral part of Dallas' starting five.

Dallas Mavericks guard/forward Reggie Bullock (neck) is questionable to play Tuesday against the Los Angeles Clippers. Bullock was limited to a season-low 17 minutes on Saturday and is in danger of missing his first game of the season. If Bullock is unable to go, look for Tim Hardaway Jr. and Josh Green to pick up the slack on Tuesday. Hardaway would be a good stream for points and threes while Green is more of a steals streamer.

Dallas Mavericks guard Reggie Bullock failed to convert all of his field goal attempts during Game 5. However, Bullock turned it around on Thursday and helped his team get the win. He scored 19 points with seven rebounds and two steals in the Game 6 victory over the Phoenix Suns. This 19-point effort marks a postseason-high for Bullock who has been inconsistent throughout the playoffs. The Mavericks will need Bullock to continue shooting well during Sunday's Game 7 matchup.

Dallas Mavericks guard Reggie Bullock (knee) is not listed on the injury report ahead of Thursday's Game 6 matchup against the Phoenix Suns. Bullock exited early during Tuesday's matchup and didn't return. Technically, Bullock could've returned to action, but the Mavericks decided to take the cautious approach. He is struggling on offense lately, but has defense continues to be an asset. Fantasy managers should expect Bullock to be out there for Thursday's matchup.

Despite having started and played 35 minutes, Dallas Mavericks shooting guard/small forward Reggie Bullock finished with zero points during Tuesday's Game 5 defeat to the Suns. Bullock shot 0-for-5 overall, including 0-for-3 from behind the arc, as he was emblematic of the team's offensive struggles. Having previously knocked down multiple triples in each of the team's first 10 playoff outings this year, Bullock's scoreless start marks the second such instance of his playoff career. There's no question that the sharpshooter will remain an integral part of the mix and will have a chance at redemption in Game 6, but he may come as a risky option to trust with minimal contributions in three of the five games thus far.

Dallas Mavericks shooting guard/small forward Reggie Bullock (personal) will miss his second straight game due to personal reasons on Wednesday when the team plays the Brooklyn Nets. The specific reason for Bullock's absence has not be revealed. The former Tar Heel has had a strong season overall with the Mavericks, but he's struggled over recent weeks. In March, he's shooting just 26.3% from the field and 20% from beyond the arc. Spencer Dinwiddie jumped into the starting five last game with Bullock out and also saw his minutes increase a good amount. Dinwiddie should once again see a lot of playing time with Bullock out on Wednesday. He's had some big games as a Maverick and could be worth a gamble in DFS for Wednesday's slate.

Dallas Mavericks shooting guard/small forward Reggie Bullock (hip) and point/shooting guard Frank Ntilikina (ankle) have been ruled out for Thursday's game against New Orleans. Bullock has been sensationally hot from long range over his last nine outings, knocking down an average of 4.3 made triples at a 48.1% clip in that span. With Kristaps Porzingis gone and Tim Hardaway Jr. (foot) injured, Bullock figures to continue seeing a significant uptick in offensive usage during the second half when healthy. The loss of Ntilikina is a blow to Dallas' backcourt depth, with a handful of additional minutes set to be funneled toward Spencer Dinwiddie. The duo's next chance to suit up comes next Friday vs. the Jazz.

Dallas Mavericks small forward Reggie Bullock (hip) will be sidelined for Tuesday's game against the Miami Heat. Bullock is dealing with a left hip contusion. He will likely be replaced in the starting lineup by Maxi Kleber, who could make for an interesting DFS play on Tuesday. Bullock's minutes could also be filled by the team's new additions Spencer Dinwiddie and Davis Bertans, who are both set to debut with the team on Tuesday. The timing of Bullock's injury is unfortunate as he has been fantastic in February. He's averaging 17.5 points and 4.3 three-pointers per game this month while shooting 47.2% from the field and 44.8% from beyond the arc. Fantasy managers in season-long leagues should hold Bullock through the injury.

Dallas Mavericks guard Reggie Bullock (hip) is listed as doubtful for Tuesday's game against the Miami Heat. He has been averaging 17 points, 4.9 rebounds, 4.3 triples over his last nine games. Bullock is certainly worth rostering right now while he's in a hot stretch. Maxi Kleber and Josh Green are the likely candidates to slide into the starting five, assuming Bullock is out. Kleber is the much better fantasy option between the two players. He is worth streaming if Bullock doesn't play here.

Dallas Mavericks forward Maxi Kleber (knee) and guard Reggie Bullock (knee) will play during Wednesday's game against the Toronto Raptors. However, neither player is expected to bring much to the table in this game. Kristaps Porzingis is back, which means Kleber won't be a recommended streaming option. Bullock normally gets significant playing time, but doesn't bring much in terms of stats. Possibly, Bullock could be a deep league option, but can be left alone in most formats.

Dallas Mavericks guard Reggie Bullock won't be available for Wednesday's game against the Sacramento Kings. He cleared the league's health and safety protocols on Tuesday, but is back in them after this game begins. That being said, Bullock won't be available, but Isaiah Thomas will make his debut for Dallas. Jalen Brunson and Josh Green have been extremely busy lately and it should remain that way. The absence of Bullock could mean more chances for Thomas. However, it's his first game with the team, so fantasy managers shouldn't expect too much.

Dallas Mavericks guard/forward Reggie Bullock had a good night with 15 points against the Grizzlies on Wednesday, hitting 4-for-6 from downtown and 5-for-7 overall from the field in a 104-96 win. He had zero turnovers in 30 minutes and collected two rebounds, four assists, one steal and one block. Bullock has found his way into the starting five, and he generally doesn't get a lot of scoring opportunities on a nightly basis. 28 percent shooting from downtown has also greatly affected his productivity this season. This marks only the fifth 10-point outing for Bullock in 2021-22, so he's an unreliable fantasy piece for managers.