Bobcats guard Reggie Williams (knee) could return during Charlotte's four-game road trip this week.

Williams may play vs. the Suns or Celtics at the back-end of the trip. He made a splash with the Warriors, and was a fantasy goldmine late in the 2009-10 season, but we're not expecting a repeat performance with the Bobcats.

Reggie Williams (knee surgery) has been cleared to practice and is targeting a return during the Bobcats' West Coast trip later this month.

The three-game trip begins on Jan. 31 and runs through Feb. 4, so Williams appears to be no more than 10 days away. He could have some value as a deep league 3-point specialist upon his return, but it will likely take him some time to get into game shape.

Reggie Williams (knee surgery) went through shootaround on Tuesday.

Beat writer Rick Bonnell notes that Williams appears to be "progressing well" from surgery, and the team will need his scoring ability in the second unit when he's able to return. He signed a two-year, $5 million deal with Charlotte during the offseason.

Reggie Williams (torn meniscus) could return to practice early next week.

The Bobcats officially signed Reggie Williams today, however he will need surgery to repair a torn meniscus that will sideline him for 6-8 weeks.

Williams had a chance to carve out some quality minutes as one of the first players off the bench for the Bobcats this season, but now that he is sidelined for two months, it's probably best to stay away from him in your fantasy drafts.

Reggie Williams has reportedly agreed to a two-year, $5 million deal with the Bobcats.

Of all the potential destinations for Williams, this one is in many ways the most appealing -- at least in terms of opportunity. Williams will likely begin the season backing up Corey Maggette and Gerald Henderson, but could easily find himself in a starting role at some point given Maggette's fragility.

Updating a previous item, Reggie Williams' decision is reportedly down to the Knicks, Trail Blazers, Bobcats and Pistons.

It sounds like the Rockets and Raptors are no longer in contention to land Williams. He has shown the ability to sustain some fantasy value when given the opportunity, but his value will depend where he ultimately signs.

Reggie Williams is being pursued by the Bobcats, Raptors, Trail Blazers and Rockets.

Williams was previously drawing interest from the Nuggets, Kings and Pistons but it appears those teams may have moved on. Charlotte and Toronto had both expressed interest in the scorer, and it's clear his market has heated up since the Warriors rescinded his qualifying contract offer, making him an unrestricted free agent.

Reggie Williams is drawing interest from Charlotte, Detroit, Sacramento, Toronto and Denver.

Now an unrestricted free agent after Golden State rescinded its qualifying contract offer on Sunday, Williams will look to latch on with a new team before long. He'd serve as a scorer in the second unit for all of the teams listed, but his fantasy outlook would vary depending on where he lands.

Reggie Williams worked out for the Bobcats on Sunday. After the Warriors rescinded the qualifying offer, the guard is now looking for a new team

Williams is a quality role players and if he lands with the Bobcats, he'll certainly compete for minutes with guards Kemba Walker and Gerald Henderson.

The Warriors have rescinded the qualifying contract offer to Reggie Williams.

The move was done in order to clear enough cap space for DeAndre Jordan to sign an offer sheet with the team. Williams will now hit the open market and free to sign with any team he chooses, and he should draw interest from contending teams looking for a scorer to bolster the second unit.

The Bobcats are said to be interested in Warriors free agent swingman Reggie Williams.

The agent for Williams confirmed the report, but talks are preliminary and Williams will likely hear from other suitors. However, he's a restricted free agent and the Warriors will be able to match any offer he receives.

Reggie Williams and the Spanish team Saski Baskonia (a.k.a. Caja Laboral) have agreed to part ways.

Williams was playing just 12 minutes per game, and the reasons cited for the split include "questions of adaptation to different playing style [and] cultural barriers."

Warriors restricted free-agent forward Reggie Williams has signed a one-year, $1.5 million contract with Caja Laboral Vitoria of the Spanish ACB League.

It includes a $1 million buyout if Williams wants to return to the NBA this season, although at this point it doesn't sound like there will be much of one.

The Warriors officially extended a qualifying offer to Reggie Williams, making him a restricted free agent.

Williams is a nice rotational player off of the bench who has proven capable of stepping into the starting lineup when necessary. He's proven to be a solid fantasy asset in the wake of an injury as well, and the Warriors would be wise to retain him on a reasonable deal.

Reggie Williams started in place of Monta Ellis Wednesday and blew up for 28 points, seven rebounds, five assists and four 3-pointers on 12-of-18 shooting as the Warriors beat the Blazers in their season finale.

Williams was a hot pickup the second Ellis went down, and we're hopeful you got him. Dorell Wright capped off a fantastic season, adding 20 points, five boards, six assists and four 3-pointers, despite hitting just 8-of-21 shots on the night.

Reggie Williams started for Monta Ellis (concussion) Monday and had 17 points, three rebounds, three assists and three 3-pointers on 7-of-16 shooting.

We've been touting him as a hot pickup since Monta went down and he should get another solid opportunity on Wednesday.

Reggie Williams will likely start the Warriors' final two games of the season with Monta Ellis (head) sidelined.

Williams is a well above average offensive player at the NBA level. In seven starts earlier this season, he averaged 16.3 points, 4.4 rebounds, 3.4 assists and 2.1 treys per game. With tons of stars set to rest over the next three days, all owners should be rostering Williams.

Reggie Williams could be in line for starts with Monta Ellis nursing an ankle sprain.

In seven career starts, Williams is averaging 16.3 points, 4.4 rebounds, 3.4 assists and 2.1 treys. We're not certain yet on the severity of Ellis' strain, but the safe play is to add Williams if you can fit him.

Reggie Williams had just four points in 8.5 minutes during Sunday's win over the Wolves.

Williams has apparently been passed on the depth chart by new addition Al Thornton (eight points, 19 minutes tonight). Williams will need an injury to Steph Curry or Monta Ellis to get back on the fantasy radar.