Anthony Morrow scored 21 points off the bench on Friday, hitting 7-of-11 shots with four 3-pointers in 25 minutes.

Morrow had been sick for a week and isn't locked into the rotation, and it remains to be seen if one good game can get him back in. Either way, owners can watch this action from the wire and see if he backs it up.

Anthony Morrow (illness) will return for Friday's game against the Pistons.

Morrow missed the last two games with a stomach virus. He'll return as a sharp-shooter off the bench, a role the Pelicans desperately need to full with Ryan Anderson on the shelf.

Anthony Morrow missed another game on Tuesday due to an illness.

The Pelicans are as banged up as any team in the league and will only have 10 players available tonight.

Anthony Morrow (illness) did not make the trip and will not play on Monday.

He did not play against the Warriors on Saturday with Tyreke Evans back in the lineup. Fantasy owners can ignore Morrow in almost every league.

Anthony Morrow had only three points in 13 minutes on Sunday, despite making his second consecutive start at SF.

Morrow might have fantasy value if he could permanently hold down the starting job, but Monty Williams has suggested that he'll rotate the position between Morrow, Al-Farouq Aminu (15 minutes) and even Josh Childress (10 minutes), depending upon matchups. "We're going to go with the lineups that work best for us," Williams said. "I'm not going to just go with that lineup [featuring Morrow] for the sake of putting it out there."

Anthony Morrow will start at small forward for the Pelicans against the Sixers on Friday.

Al-Farouq Aminu will come off the bench, which isn't a surprise since he's played just 17.3 minutes per game over his last three. Morrow adds even more shooting for the Pelicans, but coach Monty Williams will likely use Tyreke Evans as his main small forward. Morrow can be left on the wire in most leagues.

Anthony Morrow, who had 16 points and two 3-pointers on Sunday, played just 16 minutes and had eight points and two 3-pointers on 3-of-3 shooting in Tuesday's ugly loss to the Lakers.

Doc Rivers was on hand to watch his son play, and we're guessing that's why Austin Rivers got 15 minutes tonight, which limited Morrow. As long as Eric Gordon and Tyreke Evans are healthy and in the rotation, it's going to be tough for either Morrow or Rivers to get enough consistent playing time to make a fantasy difference.

Anthony Morrow took advantage of Tyreke Evans' benching on Sunday, netting a season-high 16 points on 7-of-11 shooting, with two 3-pointers.

The perimeter specialist only chipped in three rebounds, consistent with expectations. Tyreke isn't likely to play seven minutes in another game soon, and fantasy owners should leave Morrow where they found him.

Anthony Morrow started at SG and led the Pelicans with 26 points on 8-of-15 shooting in Saturday's comeback win in Houston.

Morrow made three 3-pointers and all seven of his FT attempts, adding five rebounds and one assist without any turnovers. He will shift to a bench role whenever Eric Gordon (ankle) is cleared for game activity, which should be in time for the regular season opener. Morrow doesn't offer much beyond points and 3s, but owners in need of those categories should keep him in mind as a waiver wire pickup.

Anthony Morrow played SG with the Pelicans' starting unit during portions of Tuesday's practice.

Eric Gordon (ankle surgery) is being eased into action by New Orleans, and Austin Rivers has been exclusively playing PG during training camp. That leaves the door open at SG for Morrow, who could eventually emerge as a starter if Gordon is forced to miss regular season games. It's not a far-fetched scenario and owners should keep an eye on Morrow on the waiver wire.

Monty Williams expects a "big-time battle" for backup SG minutes between Austin Rivers and Anthony Morrow.

Rivers struggled as a rookie and seems like the underdog in this position battle, even though he looked stronger and more confident throughout Summer League. Morrow's career 42.4 percent shooting from downtown would likely provide valuable floor-spacing, especially with Tyreke Evans expected to come off the bench, but this is a situation to watch throughout training camp.

Anthony Morrow agreed to a two-year deal with the Pelicans on Tuesday.

He'll add some bench scoring to the Pelicans and could be a secondary contributor in 3-pointers behind Ryan Anderson. Morrow is a career 42.4 percent shooter from downtown, but would need an injury to get a role consistent enough for fantasy consideration.

The Spurs have had "exploratory" talks with free agent Anthony Morrow, according to FOX 29 San Antonio.

The two sides are scheduled to talk again later this week. Morrow has averaged 10.9 points per game in his career, while shooting 42.4 percent from downtown, but a nagging back injury limited him to just 41 appearances with the Hawks and Mavs last season.

Anthony Morrow returned to action on Sunday March 10.

Anthony Morrow (hip) expects to be ready in "a few more days."

Morrow has battled the hip injury all season and it's shown no signs of going away. Described as a "right hip pointer," Morrow has no fantasy value as he's not currently in Dallas' rotation.

Anthony Morrow (hip) will not play against the Rockets on Sunday.

His total minutes played since joining the Mavericks at the trade deadline can be counted on one hand and Morrow has no fantasy value.

Anthony Morrow played the last three seconds in Sunday's 103-99 loss against the Lakers on Sunday.

With the exception of Reggie Miller scoring eight points in nine second at the Garden, it's hard for anyone to produce much in three seconds. Morrow won't have any value in Dallas.

Anthony Morrow won't join the Mavs until Saturday and won't be available to play Friday against the Hornets.

Morrow was acquired from Atlanta in exchange for Dahntay Jones, which essentially amounted to a swap of players that had each fallen out of the rotation. Morrow will struggle to get minutes behind O.J. Mayo and should be on the waiver wire in most formats.

The Mavericks have traded Dahntay Jones to the Hawks for Anthony Morrow.

Morrow hasn't been a part of the rotation in Atlanta and he'll have a tough time getting minutes with O.J. Mayo playing well at shooting guard. He's a great shooter, making 42.5 percent of his 3-point attempts in his career, but he can be left on the wire in almost all leagues.

Larry Drew confirmed that Anthony Morrow is not currently a part of the rotation.

"Right now, I just can't play everybody," Drew said following Sunday's practice. "I would like to get him in there but I just can't play 11, 12, 13 people. You just can't do it." Morrow could be on the move before the February 21 trade deadline and is a career 42.5 percent shooter from behind the 3-point line.