Anthony Parker scored 13 points on 5-of-8 shooting (including three treys) with four rebounds, seven assists, and one steal in 32 minutes on Friday.

This follows an off-night on Wednesday, and while there's a chance that the Cavs could go young, Parker deserves ownership in most formats until it's clear he's going to stop producing. As it stands, he is providing decent low-end results.

Anthony Parker hit just 1-of-7 shots for three points, five rebounds and two assists in Wednesday's loss.

Daniel Gibson has been shut down yet again with a calf injury, while Parker has been playing better than this. Our guess is he bounces back, but it's also possible that Byron Scott could use Ramon Sessions more at shooting guard when Baron Davis returns, possibly this weekend.

Anthony Parker started at SG again on Friday and left the floor with an unspecified injury, but quickly returned and finished with 16 points on 5-of-6 shooting with five rebounds, four assists, one steal, and one block in 37 minutes.

While he could lose some minutes if Baron Davis and Daniel Gibson can get and stay healthy, he should be owned for the chance that Parker holds his low-end fantasy value, regardless.

There were a flurry of offers regarding Anthony Parker but he remains in Cleveland after the trade deadline.

With Mo Williams out and the team unlikely to buy out Parker's contract, he and Ramon Sessions stand to gain. If for some reason he's still available don't hesitate to nab him.

Anthony Parker hit 7-of-10 shots and four 3-pointers for 19 points, five rebounds and five assists in Wednesday's loss.

He's still a trade candidate, but with Mo Williams (ankle) and Daniel Gibson (personal) out, looked great tonight. He's starting at shooting guard and scored 18 points last Wednesday before the All-Star break, and is worth keeping a close eye on going forward. And if you want to pick him up, go for it.

The Celtics have joined the Bulls in pursuing Cavs' swingman Anthony Parker.

Parker is a solid veteran who is capable defensively and can stretch the floor on offense -- Boston is particularly interested given Marquis Daniels' spinal injury and Delonte West's ongoing injury problems. The Cavs are asking for "a quality draft pick or a young big man with promise."

Anthony Parker hit 7-of-13 shots and two 3-pointers on his way to 18 points and nine assists in Wednesday's exciting win over the Lakers.

Parker and Sessions carried the Cavs to a huge win tonight, which should result in more opportunities for both of them. But let's give Byron Scott the All-Star break to figure out his plan going forward before calling Parker a must-add player.

Anthony Parker took an ill-advised 3-pointer to seal the Cavs' loss to the Mavs on Monday, and finished with just seven points on 3-of-10 shooting with three rebounds, two assists, four steals, and one block in 32 minutes.

Not only did he take a bad three to end the game, but after his late steal he failed to push the tempo when he could have had numbers, and the Cavs set the NBA record for consecutive losses (25) over two seasons. Whether his back has anything to do with the numbers or not, he hasn't been producing enough to be owned in most formats right now.

Anthony Parker was quiet in his move into the starting shooting guard slot on Saturday, scoring nine points on 4-of-7 shooting (including a three) with one rebound, two assists, and no steals or blocks in 26 minutes.

He scored 18 points with five assists and four treys on Friday, so this is certainly a step back, but we don't necessarily see a change in value here. As long as the Cavs don't decide Manny Harris deserves 40 minutes per game in a 'go-young' scenario, which would be unlikely now, Parker should be able to carve out a 25-30 mpg role. Somewhere between the two results is what owners should expect.

Veteran swingman Anthony Parker will start at SG for the Cavaliers on Friday, replacing rookie Manny Harris.

Harris has a sore knee that has been limiting him recently, though he will still play off the bench. Even though the game tips off very soon, Daniel Gibson's status remains uncertain.

Anthony Parker came off the bench for the Cavs again on Friday but had 18 points, five assists and four 3-pointers in another loss.

He should be starting soon and scored 17 with a couple threes in his previous game. If you own Manny Harris and can drop him for Parker, it makes sense.

Cavs coach Byron Scott said he eventually wants to start Anthony Parker at shooting guard over Manny Harris.

Parker's sore back has him on a 20-minutes limit right now. Once that cap is lifted, the veteran will start and is a good bet to play around 26-28 minutes. Harris is a fine deep league play for now, but be ready to cut bait shortly.

Anthony Parker came off the bench for 17 points, three rebounds, four assists, two steals and two 3-pointers on 7-of-11 shooting.

He's expected to move back into the starting five very soon, although Manny Harris got the nod tonight. We're expecting the starting lineup to be Mo Williams/Ramon Sessions, Parker, Christian Eyenga, Antawn Jamison and J.J. Hickson once everyone is healthy. Parker is worth a look, but with Sessions, Daniel Gibson and Manny Harris all fighting him for minutes and shots, it's going to be tough for any of them to be too reliable going forward.

Coach Byron Scott said that Anthony Parker could return to the starting lineup as soon as Wednesday.

Parker would start at shooting guard, moving Manny Harris/Daniel Gibson to the bench and leaving Christian Eyenga as the starting small forward. Still, Parker would be a poor bet to play more than 25-27 minutes a night and would be off the fantasy radar. It's simply bad news for any upside Harris and Gibson have.

Cavaliers swingman Anthony Parker (back), who played 14 minutes vs. Boston, is on a minutes' restriction.

Parker had missed seven of the previous eight games with a strained lower back, and limited minutes are better than none. "It's feeling better," he said. "We want to stay around the 14-minute mark." That's all fantasy owners need to hear -- avoid him.

Anthony Parker returned to action on Tuesday January 25.

Anthony Parker (back) returned to action on Tuesday, scoring three points on 1-of-5 shooting (including a three) with no rebounds and two assists in 14 minutes off the bench.

He's somebody to watch as he continues to get healthy. The Cavs are fielding a D-League roster every night and Parker is a legitimate NBA player. He should be able to find starter's minutes and be a source of low-end fantasy production.

Anthony Parker (back) was activated for Tuesday's game against the Celtics, but it is unclear whether or not he will see any time on the court.

He was not in the starting lineup and will need a few games to get his feet back underneath him. When healthy, he has the ability to become a low-end fantasy producer with the Cavs down to using guys who belong in the D-League every night.

Anthony Parker (back) is questionable for Tuesday's game against the Celtics.

Parker has played just once in the last 10 games. There's room for production thanks to all the Cavs' injuries, but we doubt Parker is capable of it. In 34 starts earlier this year, Parker shot just 38.3 percent from the floor en route to 9.1 points per game.

Anthony Parker (back) did not play on Monday against the Nets.

There is still no timetable for his return, though when he does he won't have too hard a time finding minutes as long as he is healthy. He could end up being a low-end source of fantasy value so owners should keep an eye on his progress.