Sasha Pavlovic led the Celtics in scoring with 16 points and added one rebound, two assists, a steal, a block and two 3-pointers on 7-of-10 shooting in 23 minutes in Tuesday's win over the Heat.

Paul Pierce started but played (poorly) for just 18 minutes, and the only other Celtic in double figures was Marquis Daniels, who had 13 points, five rebounds, four assists, two steals and a block in 30 minutes. This game was a disaster for TNT and it remains to be seen if the Celtics are going to play their studs in Thursday's finale against the Bucks. If they win and the Hawks lose against the Mavericks, the Celtics would have homecourt advantage in the first round. Watch for updates for their plans on Thursday.

Sasha Pavlovic started at shooting guard as Ray Allen missed his sixth straight game, but failed to score in 24 minutes.

He was 0-for-3 from the field tonight, and should be ignored, regardless of who is playing for the Celtics.

Sasha Pavlovic was a DNP-CD on Thursday against the Bulls.

Pavlovic was dealing with a wrist injury but has not appeared on the injury report and was listed as a DNP-CD tonight. We're pulling him from the injury report, and needless to say he has no fantasy value.

Sasha Pavlovic (wrist) did not play on Friday and we're calling him out 'indefinitely' until there is an update.

Pavlovic might also find his way back onto the DNP-CD list without stepping foot on the court, and either way there's nothing to see here.

Sasha Pavlovic (wrist) was inactive for Thursday's game against the Lakers.

Pavlovic has been battling a nagging wrist injury all season and it apparently "flared up" on him before the game. He's depth at the end of the bench for Boston and not much more.

Sasha Pavlovic started for injured Ray Allen (ankle) on Monday, scoring nine points on 4-of-9 shooting (including a three) with four rebounds, two steals, and two blocks in 34 minutes.

The peripheral stats are nice, but Pavlovic remains a risky spot-starting option for however long Allen is out. Doc Rivers insinuated on Monday that Allen isn't close, so Pavlovic might get a few starts.

Sasha Pavlovic (wrist) is almost 100 percent healthy.

Pavlovic is nothing more than depth for the Celtics and should not be on your fantasy radar.

Sasha Pavlovic returned to the bench with injured Paul Pierce (heel) back on Friday, scoring five points on 2-of-5 shooting (including a three) with no other statistics.

Pavlovic goes back to being irrelevant, which was exactly what he was as a starter, too.

Sasha Pavlovic started for injured Paul Pierce (heel) on Tuesday, and finished with five points on 2-of-4 shooting (including a three) with no other statistics to his credit.

Actually, he had two turnovers, but nobody's counting. Pavlovic has no real shot at fantasy value even when starting, because he's just not any good. Ignore him going forward.

Sasha Pavlovic started for the Celtics on Sunday but didn't take a shot in 15 minutes.

Marquis Daniels came off the bench for four points, six rebounds and five assists in 30 minutes, and looks like a much better player to own while Paul Pierce is out with his heel injury.

Sasha Pavlovic is expected to start for the Celtics on Sunday if Paul Pierce is unable to play through his heel injury.

Marquis Daniels was expected to get the call, but Doc Rivers wants to keep him with the second unit.

Sasha Pavlovic has a mild wrist sprain.

It is not expected to interfere with his ability to practice, and he should be fine for the start of the season.

The Celtics re-signed G/F Sasha Pavlovic on Monday.

He was disappointing last season and would only become relevant in fantasy if the Celtics were to have some injury problems.

The Celtics appear to be close to re-signing Sasha Pavlovic to a one-year deal.

He'll help fill out the roster, but there's nothing to see here, fantasy owners.

Sasha Pavlovic made his debut for the Boston Celtics logging 12 minutes with three points, a 3-pointer and two steals.

The Celtics are short handed with all the injuries to their lineup. Pavlovic may see some minutes but is unlikely to hold any value.

Celtics signed free agent G/F Sasha Pavlovic.

The Celtics missed out on Corey Brewer, so they settled for Pavlovic. He's unlikely to make an impact on the rotation at any point this year.

Sasha Pavlovic agreed to terms with the Celtics on Wednesday.

As we mentioned earlier, he will have no value unless you're in the deepest of formats.

The Celtics are reportedly close to signing Sasha Pavlovic, as we reported earlier Wednesday.

He'll have no fantasy value in Boston, unless you play in a 30-team league.

The Celtics could have interest in free agent swingman Sasha Pavlovic.

Pavlovic has played a combined 14 games with the Mavs and Hornets, averaging 3.2 points per game. He would simply provide depth if he did land in Boston.

Owner Mark Cuban said the Mavs are leaning toward bringing back free agent Sasha Pavlovic.

The Mavs are also reportedly in the market for Corey Brewer. Pavlovic started some games for Dallas earlier this year while on a pair of 10-day contracts, but that opportunity is gone now that Roddy Beaubois is healthy.