Quincy Pondexter started for injured Tony Allen (mouth) on Friday, scoring four points on 2-of-4 shooting with two rebounds in 23 minutes.

Pondexter doesn't produce on most occasions, even when he gets minutes. He's waiver wire fodder.

Quincy Pondexter's role has been increasing for the Grizzlies recently, as he's averaging 25.8 minutes over the past four games.

After one recent game, coach Lionel Hollins described Q's play as "stellar both on the offensive and defensive end." His athleticism and energy are another weapon for the Grizzlies, though he doesn't currently offer fantasy value in average formats.

Quincy Pondexter started at shooting guard Wednesday and socred a career-high 17 points to go along with six rebounds, two assists and a 3-pointer.

Tony Allen was out with hip and knee injuries, but is day-to-day. Once he's back, Allen is the starter and Pondexter's big night is more fluke than anything else. But he probably earned some extra minutes with the solid performance.

Grizzlies excercise team-option on F Quincy Pondexter.

Pondexter might make more of his opportunity next season, but is an afterthought in Memphis this year.

Quincy Pondexter had 14 points and four rebounds in 18 minutes on Sunday.

This is just the second time he's hit double figures in scoring this season and the minutes aren't there. This was just a fluke.

The Grizzlies have acquired Quincy Pondexter in a deal for Greivis Vasquez.

Pondexter is a small forward whose role in Memphis will be even smaller, where he's behind Rudy Gay and Tony Allen.

Quincy Pondexter (knee) is expected to be available for start of the regular season.

Pondexter hurt his knee on Wednesday night, but it looks like he'll be fine after a brief scare that it could have been serious.

Quincy Pondexter started for the Hornets on Wednesday, going off for 14 points, 12 rebounds, two steals and a block, but hurt his knee in the process.

They're running tests on the knee and it's possible the injury could be serious. Trevor Ariza sat this one out in order to rest, meaning Pondexter is not going to have a huge role in New Orleans, but at this point, we're just hoping his knee injury isn't serious.

Quincy Pondexter started for injured Trevor Ariza (groin) on Friday, scoring four points on 2-of-5 shooting with four rebounds and no other statistics in 29 minutes.

He is the NBA version of the empty fantasy calorie right now, and he should be ignored until he takes a more active statistical role in the events taking place on the court, assuming he's on the court.

Quincy Pondexter (pink eye) returned to action on Tuesday, scoring four points on 2-of-2 shooting with one rebound in nine minutes off the bench.

He failed to impress when given the chance this past month, but he's young and has time to refine his game. This year, however, he is a longshot to offer any fantasy value.

Quincy Pondexter returned to action on Tuesday February 15.

Quincy Pondexter (pink eye) returned to Hornets practice Monday.

Pondexter will settle back in to a reserve role behind a healthy Trevor Ariza.

Quincy Pondexter did not play on Friday due to conjuctivitis, which is an eye infection.

He failed to impress while Trevor Ariza (ankle) was out, and now that Ariza is back he goes back to a minimal bench role for New Orleans.

Quincy Pondexter was replaced in the starting lineup by Sasha Pavlovic on Wednesday, but is also dealing with ankle soreness.

Pondexter's benching doesn't sound injury driven, and what little fantasy hope he had has been killed with the benching.

Quincy Pondexter started again for injured Trevor Ariza (ankle) on Monday, but managed just four points on 1-of-5 shooting with one rebound, one assist, and one steal in 20 minutes.

He has proven to be impotent in this audition and owners should ignore him until he gives us a reason to pay attention.

Quincy Pondexter lasted just 14 minutes against the Lakers on Saturday, and did not post any statistics other than three missed shots.

Ron Artest got angry at him and Monty Williams yanked him from the game, and maybe Williams thought the opponent was too much for the rookie. Either way, this debut all but eliminates any fantasy consideration he may get, though the rookie does have some tools that may develop down the road.

Quincy Pondexter started for injured Trevor Ariza (ankle) at small forward on Saturday against the Lakers.

He has a bit of a sleeper quality to him, but with Ariza returning in two weeks he will only have value for the short-term. If he gets hot tonight, give him a look if you don't have to drop anybody of real value.

Beat writer John Reid guesses that Quincy Pondexter will get the start at small forward while Trevor Ariza (ankle) is out.

Ariza missed one game earlier this season and Pondexter got the nod. In that game, the rookie out of Washington put up seven points, three rebounds and two assists in 27.5 minutes. Willie Green played 24.5 minutes and Marcus Thornton played 21.5 minutes. Only deep leaguers should be making a move here.

Quincy Pondexter filled in for Trevor Ariza, who left with an ugly ankle sprain, and finished with 10 points, four rebounds, two steals and a 3-pointer in 33 minutes.

Ariza could miss several games and Pondexter looks like the guy who would start in his place. If you're in a deep league, give him a look, but Cleveland's Christian Eyenga might be a better roll of the dice.

Quincy Pondexter started in place of injured Trevor Ariza on Friday and had seven points and three rebounds.

Ariza isn't likely to be out for long, but even if he is, it's hard to imagine Pondexter being worth owning in many leagues.