Jose Calderon got hot vs. the Clippers on Thursday with 19 points, two boards, one assist and three 3-pointers in 27 minutes.

Calderon shot 49 percent from downtown in each of the last two months and is now ranked fourth in the NBA for 3-point percentage this season at 45.6 percent. Calderon also ranks fourth in the NBA in assist:turnover ratio on the year, so those two stats offer a big explanation why he's held fourth-round value in standard leagues.

Jose Calderon scored nine points on 3-of-6 from the field with five boards, three assists, one steal and three 3-pointers in 29 minutes.

He's been a great 3-point shooter all season at 45.5 percent, but he been money at home. Calderon shot 49.5 percent at American Airlines Center with 2.7 makes per game in his previous 35 outings. His shooting from deep has given him fourth-round value on the season.

Jose Calderon's mouth injury was not an issue during Tuesday's overtime win over the Thunder with 22 points, four boards, eight assists and six 3-pointers.

He caught an elbow to the face from Mason Plumlee over the weekend and had his best game in a long time tonight. His 22 points were his highest point total of 2014 and it's the most minutes he's played since Jan. 29. Devin Harris has been logging big minutes, but Calderon doesn't look to be in jeopardy of losing his role for the rest of the season.

Jose Calderon (mouth) will play against the Thunder on Tuesday.

Calderon is dealing with a swollen mouth after being elbowed in the face by Mason Plumlee on Sunday, but was able to go through Tuesday morning's shootaround and will be in uniform Tuesday night. Calderon is no longer the assist machine that he once was, but can still provide his fantasy owners with solid counting stats in the 3-pointer and assist category as long as he's healthy.

Jose Calderon is questionable to play on Tuesday after leaving Sunday's game with a mouth injury.

Calderon was elbowed in the face by Nets center Mason Plumlee and owners will have to stay tuned for updates. "I don't think it's serious, but I have not gotten an official word on it," said coach Rick Carlisle. "He's OK, but I think there's some stuff in his mouth they're looking at." If Calderon does miss any games, Devin Harris would likely start at PG with Shane Larkin as his primary backup.

Jose Calderon has not returned to Sunday's game after being hit by Mason Plumlee's elbow early in the first quarter.

He got hit flush in the nose and we're considering him questionable to return until the Mavs provide an update. Devin Harris would gain the most if Calderon misses any time.

Jose Calderon paced the Mavs to a 109-86 win in Oklahoma City on Sunday, scoring 16 points with four 3-pointers, five rebounds, seven assists, two steals and one block.

Dirk Nowitzki and Monta Ellis combined for a sub-par 26 points, but the Mavs still built a comfortable lead behind nice games from veterans Calderon, Shawn Marion (19 points), Devin Harris (eight points, six assists) and Vince Carter (18 points).

Jose Calderon hit three 3-pointers against the Blazers on Friday night with 19 points, two assists, one steal and no turnovers in 30 minutes.

He ranks third in the NBA for 3-point percentage among qualifiers and ranks first among point guards in adjusted field goal percentage. Calderon doesn't handle the ball much, but low turnovers to go with those impressive percentages make him a must-own player.

Jose Calderon scored 20 points on 6-of-9 shooting (including five threes) with three rebounds and six assists in Monday's win over the Knicks.

Calderon has been quiet lately but should be owned in all formats so run and pick him up if he was dropped. He has been a mid-round player on the year.

Foul trouble plagued Jose Calderon throughout Wednesday's game, which he finished with just four points, four rebounds and two assists in 22 minutes.

Calderon shot 1-of-7 from the field, 1-of-5 from downtown, and even missed one of his two FT attempts. It was a thoroughly atypical performance from the veteran PG, but he still enters the All-Star break ranked fifth in the NBA in 3-point percentage (44.9 percent).

The Mavericks won easily in Boston on Sunday with help from Jose Calderon, who scored 18 points on 7-of-13 shooting with three 3-pointers, five rebounds and five assists.

The 32-year-old PG doesn't often look for his shot, but he was aggressive tonight and wound up with his highest scoring total since Dec. 20. His shooting percentages and assist-to-turnover ratio have been typically stellar, but his fantasy owners may be most pleased with the fact that he's missed just one game all season. Let's hope he can keep it up as Dallas chases a playoff spot after the All-Star break.

Jose Calderon's shot wasn't dropping on Wednesday vs. the Grizzlies, making 2-of-9 from the field for five points with one board, four assists and one 3-pointer in 31 minutes.

He's been one of the better shooting point guards on the season based on percentages, but he's in a bit of a slump right now. Over his last four, Calderon shot just 33.3 percent from the field. The Spaniard isn't going to have a high ceiling with his low usage rate, but he's a solid player to own due to his 2.5 triples per game on the season.

Jose Calderon double-doubled for the second time of the year in the Mavs' 124-107 win over the Cavs on Monday, scoring 11 points on 4-of-7 shooting (including three treys) with two rebounds and 10 assists.

Calderon's first double-double came on Opening Night but his numbers haven't been much different than this on his good nights. He's quietly cruising along to a top 45-75 season while staying healthy in the process.

Jose Calderon played 28 minutes during Monday's 102-97 win over the Cavs, scoring 11 points with one board, six assists and one 3-pointer.

Shane Larkin played just 18 minutes and still looked good on his way to three points, two boards, one assist, two steals, one block and one 3-pointer. Calderon's role is safe and his stats translate very well to fantasy with terrific percentages, low turnovers and some 3-pointers.

Jose Calderon's knee contusion didn't seem like a problem in Saturday's loss to the Blazers, playing 20 minutes for five points, two boards, three assists and one turnover.

He wasn't very aggressive with the ball, but that's never really been his game. Calderon has just 2.2 drives per game, which ranks 132nd in the NBA. Shane Larkin is playing very well and it could affect Calderon's playing time at least a little. To be clear, his owners shouldn't panic or anything and garbage time was a big factor.

Jose Calderon (bruised right knee) will be in the starting lineup vs. the Blazers on Saturday.

He was a bit iffy after banging his knee on Friday, but he'll give it a go vs. Damian Lillard and the Blazers. Shane Larkin is coming off an excellent game and Devin Harris (toe) is set to make his season debut, so coach Rick Carlisle will have some options if Calderon's knee gives him any trouble.

Jose Calderon suffered a right knee contusion during Friday's game against the Suns.

He said he started to feel pain in his knee in the first quarter and the pain continued in the third quarter, which allowed Shane Larkin to get some of the biggest minutes of his career. The Mavs just lost Gal Mekel to a torn meniscus and really can't afford to lose Calderon. He did say he felt fine after the game, so he has a chance to play on Saturday, but the team may want to re-evaluate him anyway. Calderon finished with four points, four assists and one steal.

Jose Calderon took over the fourth quarter of an eventual 109-108 overtime loss to the Raptors on Friday, scoring 23 points on 8-of-13 shooting (including seven 3-pointers) with four rebounds, nine assists and two steals.

All the big guns put up numbers tonight, as Dirk Nowitzki scored 22 points with nine rebounds, five assists and two treys, Monta Ellis went for 21 and 11 with four steals, and Shawn Marion scored 14 points with nine rebounds and four steals himself. All of them should be owned in all leagues, and tonight's output helped push Calderon up to top 50-70 value on the season (9/8 cat).

Jose Calderon made all four of his 3-pointers in the first quarter against the Bucks on Saturday, finishing with 18 points, one board, one assist and one turnover in 23 minutes.

It's his second game in a row with 18 points and he's been heating up since his return from an ankle injury earlier this month. In his previous five games, Calderon averaged 13.6 points, 3.8 assists, 0.8 steals and 2.6 triples in 30.4 minutes. He's doing a lot less ball-handling, but the added 3-point production gives him plenty of fantasy value.

Jose Calderon is in uniform for Wednesday's game against the Pelicans and will start.

He was a game-time decision for the past two nights and will start in each of those games. Calderon only scored 12 points on Tuesday and the bone bruise in his ankle has him at less than 100 percent.