Nelson scored 11 points on 4-of-9 shooting Saturday. He added a team-high six assists in the loss to Houston.

Nelson is slowly starting to find his groove in Dallas and has now scored in double-figures in three of the team's last four games. He's averaging 6.2 assists over that same stretch.

Nelson struggled Wednesday scoring just five points in a win over the Wizards. He finished 2-of-12 from the field with four assists and four turnovers.

Nelson failed to build on his previous outing and turned in one of his worst games of the season. He could have real value if he finds any sort of a rhythm.

Nelson scored 11 points on 4-of-6 shooting Monday. He added eight assists and two steals in the win over the Hornets.

Nelson turned his best performance of the season, connecting on 3-of-4 shots from behind the arc. After a slow start, Nelson could begin to come to life leading the potent Dallas offense.

Nelson scored five points on 2-of-6 shooting Saturday. He added six assists in the win over Minnesota.

Nelson was the only starter not to score in double-figures as his season-long slump continues. He's averaging 6.7 points per game for the year.

Nelson (hamstring) returned to the lineup Thursday, but missed all six of the shots he attempted against the 76ers.

Nelson didn't miss a single game with the injury after leaving Tuesday's game early. In a game that was a total blowout over the 76ers, Nelson only scored two points, with both of them coming at the charity stripe. However, he did have five assists, a steal and two rebounds.

Nelson (hamstring) is expected to be able to play in Thursday's game against the 76ers, Tim MacMahon of ESPN Dallas reports.

He is expected to get treatment on the ailing right hamstring Wednesday, and the day off should allow him to get ready for Thursday's contest. If he is limited, it will mean more playing time for Devin Harris, but it sounds like Nelson's owners avoided something serious.

Nelson left Tuesday's game after tweaking his hamstring, Eddie Sefko of the Dallas Morning News reports.

He finished with five points, five rebounds and five assists in 26 minutes, and we will provide an update when the team reveals the nature of the injury. For now consider him day-to-day, and if he were to miss time, Devin Harris would likely take his spot in the starting lineup.

Nelson scored 11 points on 4-of-9 shooting Sunday. He added five assists and a steal in the loss to Miami.

Nelson also turned the ball over four times and continues to struggle with his shot. He is shooting 36 percent from the field in Dallas' last five outings despite scoring in double-digits in consecutive games.

Nelson continued to start without Raymond Felton, scoring 10 points Friday against the Jazz. He had a solid shooting night, going 4-for-8 from the field.

J.J. Barea and Devin Harris both came off the bench at point guard. This is likely Nelson's last game starting, given that Felton could return Sunday.

Nelson scored six points Thursday in a loss to the Blazers. He shot an abysmal 2-of-9 from the field and managed just one assist.

Nelson has been a bit of a disappointment running the high-scoring Dallas offense. He has yet to score in double-figures and is shooting 34 percent from the field.

Nelson scored six points Monday in a win over the Celtics. He finished 2-of-7 from the field, including 2-of-6 from behind the arc.

Nelson has yet to score in double-figures this year and is really struggling with his shot. He is shooting just 39 percent from the field.

Nelson scored eight points on 3-of-8 shooting Saturday. He added five rebounds and four assists in the win.

Nelson has struggled to find his shot to start the year despite playing major minutes. He will need to find a rhythm if he want to up his fantasy value.

Nelson scored five points and handed out five assists Thursday. He added two steals in the win over Utah.

Nelson played 21 minutes while Devin Harris came off the bench to score 12 points in 24 minutes. Coach Rick Carlisle's current rotation is limiting both player's overall number though Harris has been the better of the two.

Nelson scored nine points Tuesday on 3-of-7 shooting, including 3-of-5 from long range. He added three assists and a steal in the loss to San Antonio.

Nelson's played 30 minutes in a starting role and showed his value from long-range.

Nelson scored four points and handed out seven assists in a preseason win against his former team. He added four rebounds and two turnovers.

The Mavericks treated this game as a tuneup for the regular season with the five members of the starting unit each playing over 20 minutes. Nelson has secured the starting point guard position and is worth a roster spot in most formats.

Nelson (rest) and the rest of the Dallas starters got the night off Saturday for the team's preseason loss to the Pacers.

Nelson did not play in the second game of the team's preseason back-to-back but remains the likely starting point guard.

Nelson scored 19 points Friday in a preseason win over Cleveland. He finished 7-of-9 from the floor, including 4-of-6 from behind the arc. He added four rebounds and three assists.

Nelson was sensational while playing with the four other projected starters for the first time this preseason. He took advantage of the space created by teammates Monta Ellis, Dirk Nowitzki, and Chandler Parsons and was able to find a rhythm early. If he can rediscover his outside shot, Nelson could be worth a flier.

Nelson scored three points in 17 minutes of preseason action Tuesday. He added two assists and four rebounds in the loss.

Nelson remains the starting point guard but could see his minutes limited by the play of Devin Harris. The presence of Dirk Nowitzki, out Tuesday with a hip contusion, should open up the floor for Nelson and allow him to be more efficient.

Nelson will be the Mavericks' starting point guard to begin the season, Tim MacMahon of ESPN reports.

All the news from Dallas was trending in this direction, but affirmation from coach Rick Carlisle confirms that Nelson will be at the helm of the Mavericks' offense. The 32-year-old had been in competition with Devin Harris and Raymond Felton. Despite gaining the favor of Carlisle, Nelson will likely have to divide his time on the court with his fellow point guards which limits his value. On top of this, Harris and Felton will continue to fight for the starting role and could jump over Nelson at any point during the season.

Nelson was paired with Dallas' first-unit Saturday at the team's open scrimmage, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Nelson has quietly emerged as the favorite to begin the season as Dallas' starting point guard. He has been paired with the first team through a majority of camp and his inclusion on the White team is another indicator that he has established himself as the front-runner. Coach Rick Carlisle also raved about Devin Harris but did indicate he likes Harris' energy off the bench. Nelson's other competition comes in the form of Raymond Felton, who will miss the first four games due to suspension.