Douglas signed a 10-day deal with the Pelicans on Wednesday.

Douglas signed with a Chinese team in August but will return to the NBA after playing 35 CBA games, posting averages of 19.1 points, 4.8 rebounds and 3.3 assists. A first-round pick in 2009, Douglas has spent time with the Knicks, Rockets, Kings, Warriors and Heat in his NBA career. The Florida State product, who assumes the role vacated by Nate Wolters, will be available for Wednesday's game against Oklahoma City.

Douglas will play in the Chinese Basketball Association this upcoming season, Sportando reports.

Douglas spent time last season with both the Warriors and Heat, but failed to cement a role in either team's rotation. With minimal interest during free agency this summer, Douglas will reportedly sign for either the Shanghai Sharks or Sichuan Blue Whales in China. Should he impress, it's possible Douglas could land on an NBA roster ahead of the playoffs, although that probably represents the best-case scenario for the declining reserve guard.

Toney Douglas played 35 minutes in a start at shooting guard on Monday with 14 points, three boards, three assists, two steals and one 3-pointer.

The Heat have nothing to play for on Wednesday and Douglas could be looking at big minutes against a hapless Sixers defense. If you're feeling saucy, he's a decent player to use in the season finale, especially if Mario Chalmers also sits.

Toney Douglas will replace Dwayne Wade (hamstring) in the starting lineup for Sunday's game vs. the Knicks.

Douglas' numbers as a starter aren't very impressive (6.0 points, 2.5 assists, and 3.8 rebounds) so you'd have to be in a fairly deep league to use him as a plug-and-play option. There are nine games this Sunday, so you can probably find a better option on the wire.

Toney Douglas played 39 minutes during Saturday's easy 88-67 win over the Bucks with 13 points, nine boards, four assists, one steal and one 3-pointer.

This was a garbage-time special yet again and he's coming off a 9-5-5 line on Friday in a blowout vs. the Pistons. Mario Chalmers (quad) should be back soon, so there's little reason to pick Douglas up. The Raptors come to Miami on Monday and the Heat probably won't blow them out.

Toney Douglas and James Jones will start against the Pistons on Friday.

Coach Erik Spoelstra must want to keep his second unit together, and who can blame him? LeBron James is going to run the offense and there should be a lot of Chris Bosh vs. a vulnerable Pistons defense. Douglas is still a risky option.

Toney Douglas will start in place of Dwyane Wade (rest) on Saturday vs. the Pelicans.

He played 22 minutes on Tuesday night and scored nine points while Wade sat out against the Cavs. Those stats serve as fair expectations for tonight against a weak Pelicans defense. Douglas is not worth using in most cases.

Toney Douglas started in place of Dwyane Wade (rest) on Tuesday and had nine points, two rebounds, five assists and a 3-pointer on 3-of-7 shooting.

He has no fantasy value, sharing time with Dwyane Wade and Ray Allen on most nights, but held his own in tonight's start.

Toney Douglas will start at SG in place of Dwyane Wade (rest) on Tuesday.

Douglas has started three games for Miami this season but his averages in those starts should convince fantasy owners to ignore him -- 5.3 points, 1.0 threes, 2.7 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 0.7 steals in 15 minutes per game.

Toney Douglas started for Dwyane Wade (rest) on Monday against the Bobcats, scoring 10 points on 4-of-5 shooting (including two threes) with two rebounds, one assist, one steal and one block in 19 minutes.

If this circumstance pops up against owners in deep leagues may want to consider a spot-start, but that's about it.

Toney Douglas will start in place of Dwyane Wade on Monday.

He started the last time Dwyane Wade sat out, but only logged 11 minutes in that game against the Warriors. Fantasy owners should not be looking at Douglas as an option tonight.

Toney Douglas started in place of Dwyane Wade (migraine) on Tuesday, playing 15 minutes for five points, three boards, two assists, one block and one 3-pointer on 2-of-9 shooting.

Coach Erik Spoelstra said he wanted to bring Ray Allen off the bench, which is why Douglas found his way into the starting lineup. Obviously, there's no reason to pick up Douglas in almost any league.

Toney Douglas will start in place of Dwyane Wade on Tuesday.

Wade's migraines came up pretty quickly on him, but he reportedly wanted to play. Chances are Wade will play on Wednesday and there are 13 games on Wednesday, so it doesn't make sense to stream Douglas almost anywhere. Ray Allen figures to be a better start tonight.

Toney Douglas has joined the Heat but he will not be active for Tuesday's game.

Douglas could eventually surface with a reserve role behind Mario Chalmers and Norris Cole, but the Heat are in no rush to deploy him.

Toney Douglas is inactive for Friday's game vs. the Sixers.

He is still in transit and won't be around in time to start the game. Douglas won't be needed with Mario Chalmers in the starting lineup.

Toney Douglas is flying to Miami to take a physical and may join the Heat during their current road trip.

Mario Chalmers (Achilles) is day-to-day and Douglas will be battling for backup minutes with the Heat, so standard-league owners can ignore him. Miami's road trip continues with games in Philly on Friday and Charlotte on Saturday, then concludes in Atlanta on Monday.

The Heat acquired PG Toney Douglas as part of Wednesday's three-team trade.

With Mario Chalmers (Achilles) out the past few games, Miami has been forced to lean entirely on Norris Cole at PG and he played a whopping 52 minutes in Friday's double-overtime loss at Brooklyn. Chalmers expects to return soon but Miami still took the opportunity to shore up their backcourt with Douglas, a capable PG and physical defender who should earn a handful of minutes in a reserve role for the Heat.

Toney Douglas did not score in 18 minutes against the Magic on Thursday.

He missed Sunday's game against the Cavs due to food poisoning. Douglas won't have much fantasy value while the Warriors are healthy in the backcourt.

Toney Douglas (illness) will not play against the Cavs due to food poisoning.

He reportedly had a bad teppanyaki experience on Saturday night. and hopefully he'll be well enough for Tuesday's game in Orlando. Douglas has no fantasy value while Stephen Curry is healthy.

Toney Douglas returned to the lineup on Monday, playing two minutes and hitting a 3-pointer against the Bobcats.

He has been a game-time call for a couple games and the team allowed his stress reaction to heal before getting him back in the lineup. Douglas won't have much fantasy value while Stephen Curry is healthy.