Hollins was available off the bench for Thursday's game against the Timberwolves but interim coach Ty Corbin never called him into action.

Hollins enjoyed a spot in the starting lineup against the Celtics on Wednesday but was moved succinctly to the bench for Thursday's game. Considering that he only played 11 minutes as a starter Wednesday, there's no reason to believe he'll post much of anything in the final box score on any given night, especially when he starts the game on the bench.

Hollins will come off the bench Thursday against the Timberwolves, the Sacramento Bee reports.

It was previously reported that Hollins would make a second straight start, but the Kings made a late change to their lineup. Derrick Williams is now listed as the starter at power forward.

Hollins will make another start Thursday against the Timberwolves, the Sacramento Bee reports.

Hollins started Wednesday's game against Boston, his seventh start of the season, but logged just 11 minutes. Meanwhile, Carl Landry ran 29 minutes off the bench, scoring 14 points with five rebounds, one steal and two blocks.

Hollins got the start at power forward for Wednesday afternoon's game against Boston, Jason Jones of the Sacramento Bee reports.

The Kings did not announce their starting lineup until just before tip, and it included a change at power forward, as Hollins entered the fold for Jason Thompson. The motivation behind the move is unknown, as Hollins has played just 13 minutes over the Kings' last five games.

Hollins was held scoreless, but did record one rebound and one block in seven minutes Monday against the Nets.

Hollins played for the first time since December 21, but didn't see much time on the court. He is basically a depth player for the Kings and doesn't warrant fantasy consideration.

Hollins is dealing with a personal matter and will not play Friday against the Suns, James Ham of Cowbell Kingdom reports.

With the absence of Hollins, Reggie Evans will likely see significant time on the court, especially since DeMarcus Cousins (Gastroenteritis) is in doubt for Friday. The next opportunity for Hollins to rejoin the team will be against the Knicks on Saturday, although it's still unclear what exactly Hollins is attending to.

Hollins replaced Reggie Evans in the starting lineup, and scored six points (2-3 FG, 2-4 FT) with eight rebounds, one assist, and two blocks in 26 minutes Saturday.

Despite the fact that Hollins has started six games this season in place of DeMarcus Cousins (illness), he has gone over 10 points just once and has failed to pull down double-digit rebounds. He has now blocked two shots in each of his last two games, but an add in most leagues is unnecessary.

Hollins started for DeMarcus Cousins (illness) Friday. Hollins scored 15 points (5-7 FG, 5-6 FT) and added six rebounds and a block in 26 minutes.

Hollins was efficient and effective Friday, playing double-digit minutes for the first time all season. Though expectations should be held in check, if Cousins misses another game, Hollins could be worth a look either for daily games players, or for managers streaming big men.

Hollins will start in place of DeMarcus Cousins (illness) on Friday, The Sacramento Bee reports.

Hollins hasn't played more than six minutes in any one game this season, so it's still unclear whether or not he'll actually receive significant time on the court Friday, even though he's starting. With that in mind, it might be wise to curb your expectations when Hollins takes the court against the Spurs.

Hollins did not play in the Sacramento Kings win over the Denver Nuggets on Monday. The center has played only one minute the entire regular season.

Hollins was signed as a free agent in the offseason. The original plan was to play him alongside DeMarcus Cousins, allowing Cousins to play PF. Winning certainly makes it difficult for a head coach to tinker with a lineup that is working. So don't expect Hollins to play unless the Kings falter.

Hollins has agreed to a one-year, fully guaranteed deal with the Kings, Yahoo! Sports' Marc J. Spears reports.

Hollins will offer Sacramento depth at center, likely slotting in behind DeMarcus Cousins on the depth chart. He could be a source of moderate blocks in deeper leagues, but for the most part he should go undrafted for the 2014-15 season.

The Clippers are interested in signing another big man to fill out their bench, according to Adrian Wojnarowski.

Ryan Hollins has been earning spot minutes behind DeAndre Jordan and Blake Griffin, but Byron Mullens isn't in the rotation and it makes sense for L.A. to bring in another big man as insurance. Anyone who signs will likely be on a 10-day contract, and will be a dubious fantasy option in limited minutes off the bench.

Ryan Hollins returned to action on Wednesday January 1.

Ryan Hollins is not with the team for Saturday's game against the Jazz.

Hollins is playing 8.7 minutes per game and has no fantasy value.

The Clippers have agreed to re-sign C Ryan Hollins on a one-year contract.

Hollins averaged 3.4 points and 2.3 rebounds in 11 minutes per game last season, and he's already familar with Doc Rivers from their time together with the Celtics. L.A. may also be interested in bringing back Ronny Turiaf on a minimum-salary deal to support their frontcourt.

Ryan Hollins had season highs of 13 points and eight rebounds, and added two blocks off the bench in Wednesday's win.

He saw some extra run with Blake Griffin sidelined, but this was easily his best game of the season. Ignore him for now.

Ryan Hollins is playing through a sprained left ankle and admitted that it "won't get better" as long as he continues to play.

The Clippers could give Hollins a few games off, but that doesn't seem to be what the plan is right now. Hollis originally injured the ankle against the Hawks on November 11.

The Clippers have officially signed PF/C Ryan Hollins to a one-year deal for the veteran's minimum.

Hollins will bring energy, size and athleticism to the Clippers' bench, where he currently projects as the primary backup for DeAndre Jordan. He's never averaged more than 6.1 points, 2.9 rebounds and 0.9 blocks in his career.

Free agent C Ryan Hollins has committed to sign with the Clippers, according to his agent.

He'll fill a backup role behind DeAndre Jordan, but won't get enough minutes to make a fantasy difference, as usual. However, with Hollins as the only other center currently on the roster, he could be forced into some quality minutes if he enters the season as the No. 2.

The Hornets have "expressed interest" in unrestricted FA Ryan Hollins.

Hollins, who played for the Cavs and Celtics last season, is a true 7-footer who should come at the veteran's minimum. New Orleans currently remains without a true center on the roster, but Hollins is also known to be drawing interest from the Nets and Clippers.