Anthony Morrow (back) will be a game-time decision on Tuesday.

Morrow went through practice on Monday, but with another game on Wednesday, the Hawks are unlikely to push him if he's feeling any discomfort. He's not on the radar in standard formats, but his absence would likely open up more time for Kyle Korver.

Anthony Morrow (back) returned to practice on Monday.

Morrow's bad back kept him out of action on Saturday against the Warriors, but the injury was minor and he's back in action on Monday. He's not on the fantasy radar in standard formats right now.

Anthony Morrow (back) will not play against the Warriors on Saturday.

Morrow has been battling back soreness and suffered the injury during Thursday's game against the Bobcats. He's only playing 12.7 minutes per game this season and is not on the radar in standard leagues.

Anthony Morrow is a game-time decision for Saturday's game due to back soreness.

It appears Morrow may have been injured Thursday night. However, after getting the start Wednesday, Morrow returned to the bench. So while the injury doesn't appear serious, we can't recommend owning him.

With DeShawn Stevenson unlikely to play Wednesday and Kyle Korver (back) limited, Anthony Morrow might start against the Magic.

The Hawks will likely rest Stevenson in the first half of a back-to-back and Korver has missed the last five games due to back spasms and the birth of his child. That means Morrow's time in the sun will likely be limited. The 27-year old is averaging just 5.6 points and 1.2 rebounds in 12.6 minutes per game this season and will have to show much more than that before we can recommend him for any consideration.

Anthony Morrow (quad) played on Friday against the Cavs, scoring six points on 2-of-3 shots (including a three) with one steal in six minutes off the bench.

Morrow needs to show owners something before he gets considered for anything, including spot-action while Kyle Korver (back) is out.

Anthony Morrow (quad) "looks like a go" for Friday's game against the Cavs.

Morrow has some spot-start appeal in deeper leagues with Kyle Korver (back) out, but the injury makes the situation dicey at best on a busy Friday night.

Anthony Morrow (quad) went through shootaround on Friday and is expected to play.

Morrow missed practice on Thursday which prompted some concern, but he should be out there on Friday and could see some extra burn with Kyle Korver (back) unlikely to suit up.

Anthony Morrow did not practice on Thursday due to a quad contusion and his status for Friday's game is unclear.

Morrow was finally starting to get some consistent burn for the Hawks, but not enough to make him appear on the fantasy radar in standard formats. An injury won't help his cause, and the Hawks are also unlikely to have Kyle Korver (back) on Friday as well.

Anthony Morrow fell out of the Hawks' rotation on Sunday, and Larry Drew said his role will vary from game to game.

"There are going to be some games when I'm going to be using him, particularly in needing his offense," said Drew. "We started with the big lineup [on Sunday]. We got good mileage out of bringing Lou [Williams] and Devin [Harris] off the bench." Morrow scored 17 points on Friday, but he's obviously too risky for use in fantasy leagues.

Anthony Morrow scored 17 points off the bench on Friday, hitting 6-of-11 shots (including two threes) with one rebound in 15 minutes.

Morrow scorched the net while he was in, but as you can see this line leaves a lot to be desired. The Hawks aren't exactly a deep team, however, so we'll watch to see if he can capitalize. For now, we need to see more.

Anthony Morrow scored 15 points off the bench in the Hawks' 97-68 preseason win over the Hornets on Thursday, hitting 6-of-13 shots from the field (including two threes) with five rebounds and a steal in 26 minutes.

Morrow has just as good of a chance as Devin Harris or Kyle Korver to emerge with the leftover fantasy value created by the dearth of wing talent the Hawks have. Harris has emerged as the early favorite to start at shooting guard, but Morrow and Korver will both be worth watching for their 3-point shooting prowess.

Anthony Morrow would like to re-sign with the Hawks after the season.

Morrow is a free agent at the end of the season and would like to remain in Atlanta. "I would love to be here long term," he said. It's like home for me. I'm familiar with here. It would be great." Keep an eye on his role in training camp as Morrow has always been a source of treys for fantasy owners, having never averaged fewer than 1.3 per game.

Anthony Morrow hit just 1-of-8 shots for five points in 17 minutes on Saturday.

Gerald Green (15 points) and MarShon Brooks (13) are raining on Morrow's parade, as he has totaled 13 points over his last three games, playing 20 minutes or less in all three of them.

Anthony Morrow hit just 1-of-8 shots for four points in Tuesday's ugly loss to the Sixers.

He had 24 points on Sunday and had been extremely hot coming in. With Gerald Wallace out with a hamstring injury and Gerald Green struggling after oral surgery, we were expecting a whole lot more tonight. Look for him to bounce back on Friday, when the Nets meet the Sixers again.

Anthony Morrow hit 8-of-17 shots and three 3-pointers on his way to 24 points, four rebounds and a block on Sunday.

Morrow is hot again, averaging close to 19 points, a steal and 2.6 3-pointers over his last five games, and is worth a look in many leagues, despite playing just three times next week.

Anthony Morrow scored 17 points off the bench on Friday, hitting 8-of-11 shots (including a three) with zero rebounds, one assist, and one steal in 20 minutes.

Morrow is hitting 1.8 threes per game over his last six contests, and that's his only real value to owners heading into the Nets three-game week. He has been inconsistent all season, but has picked it up as of late.

Anthony Morrow had 20 points, two rebounds, three assists, a steal and three 3-pointers in Wednesday's loss.

Morrow had 24 points on Saturday, but had just eight points on Tuesday. And that's the story of his season, as he's been hit or miss all year. He's finally healthy again though, and with MarShon Brooks struggling, could play better from here on out.

Anthony Morrow, who blew up for 24 points and six 3-pointers on Saturday, hit 4-of-11 shots and missed all five of his attempts from beyond the arc for eight points on Tuesday.

He's hit or miss, and Gerald Green is a much better option for the Nets these days.

Anthony Morrow caught fire in Saturday's rare road victory, scoring 24 points on 8-of-17 shooting, including six 3-pointers.

Morrow was one game removed from a shoulder injury, and DeShawn Stevenson is back in the rotation, which makes this eruption even more surprising. His shooting prowess is unquestioned (career 43 percent shooter from downtown) but he does so little else that fantasy owners will be hard-pressed to rely on him off the bench (it helps that MarShon Brooks is imploding).