Dominique Jones got a surprise start at SG for the Mavs on Saturday, and he responded with eight points, four rebounds, five assists and three turnovers in 26 minutes.

DoJo has been racking up handfuls of DNP-CDs this season, and he logged just 10 minutes on Friday, but the veteran Mavs needed him as they played their third game in three nights. He'll meld back into the bench on Tuesday, so don't give him too much thought.

Dominique Jones scored seven points off the bench on Monday, hitting 3-of-8 shots from the field with four rebounds and five assists in 25 minutes.

Jones and Brandan Wright (nine points, five boards, three blocks, 23 minutes) are worth a look in deeper leagues right now, though Jones will probably lose his minutes when Roddy Beaubois (personal) returns after the All Star break.

Dominique Jones hit 5-of-9 shots for 12 points and five turnovers in Friday's win.

He is going to get some run with Delonte West (finger), Roddy Beaubois and Jason Terry (personal) all out for the Mavs. Vince Carter started and had 10 points, six boards, four assists, a steal and a block, but DoJo should see decent minutes until the All-Star break, making him worth a deep-league look.

Rick Carlisle said that Dominique Jones will get an opportunity to play going forward.

"Dominique is going to have to play," he said. "This is an opportunity for him. We need him." Jones played 31 minutes in his last game, and despite not hitting a shot from the field (0-for-6), he managed four points, four rebounds and six assists.

Mavericks recalled G Dominique Jones from the D-League.

Jones will likely be active for Monday's game against the Suns. Dirk Nowitzki (knee) and Vince Carter (foot) are both out.

Mavs send G Dominique Jones to D-League's Texas Legends.

He was averaging just 1.8 points a game in Dallas and this will clear a few more minutes for Vince Carter, Delonte West and Jason Terry.

Dominique Jones returned from a foot injury and started for the Mavericks in Tuesday's preseason game.

He played 27 minutes, but hit just 1-of-6 shots for seven points, four boards and four assists. He also had two steals and five turnovers. He's always worth keeping an eye on, but don't draft him.

The Mavericks made a qualifying offer to G Dominique Jones, making him a restricted free agent.

DoJo saw his season end with a stress fracture in his foot last season, but should be healthy coming into the new one. However, as of now, he doesn't deserve a look in most fantasy leagues, especially with the Mavs so deep at guard.

The Mavs picked up the third-year option on second-year guard Dominique Jones.

A stress fracture ended his season in February, and prior to that he had made enough noise that fantasy owners shouldn't forget his name, especially since the Mavs aren't exactly stacked at the wing positions. That said, he needs to show us more before we'll tab him for much fantasy value.

Dominique Jones will have surgery to repair the stress fracture in his right foot and is expected to miss 10 weeks.

Jones hasn't been in the Mavs' rotation recently and his presence won't be missed in fantasy leagues. This is still an unfortunate setback for the young swingman, who could at least have been developing his skills.

Mavs rookie Dominique Jones is out indefinitely with a stress fracture in his foot.

Just as the Mavs are getting Roddy Beaubois back, Jones goes down. They'll certainly take that trade. Jones had appeared in just one of the last 11 games. Depending on the severity of the fracture, Jones' season could be done.

Dominique Jones slowed down after making some noise in his return from the D-League, playing just 11 minutes without scoring on two shot attempts to go with three rebounds.

This isn't a great sign for those owners in deeper leagues hoping he could make his mark at the SG/SF position. It's still too early to tell how he will be used post-Caron, however, so don't rule him out of a role just yet.

Mavericks rookie Dominique Jones came off the bench for nine points, five rebounds, three assists, one steal, and two blocks on Sunday.

Jones was called up from the D-League after Caron Butler injured himself, and figures to play a sizable role going forward. Keep a close eye on him -- he should be available in all leagues considering he was averaging just six minutes in nine NBA appearances.

Several media members are reporting the Mavericks are flying Dominique Jones in from the D-League for Sunday's game against the Cavaliers.

This is due to a potentially serious knee injury to Caron Butler, who could be done for the season. J.J. Barea and Shawn Marion are hot pickiups right now with Butler's season in doubt, while DoJo could be worth grabbing in extremely deep leagues (16-20 teams).

Rookie Dominique Jones was sent to the Texas Legends of the D-League on Monday.

It's a good move to get him some much-needed playing time with the Mavs set at SG this season. He had a great preseason and should be on owners' radars heading into next year.

Dominique Jones got another start at SG on Wednesday, scoring 14 points on 5-of-11 shooting (including a three) with one rebound, one assist, and one steal in 32 minutes of action.

He has started at SG more than anybody this preseason and looks like the favorite to win the job, but keep in mind that tonight's minutes were augmented by the fact that Jason Kidd and Shawn Marion were rested. He may be worth a pick in many formats as a starting SG, but when Roddy Buckets returns, his minutes will get squeezed.

Rookie Dominique Jones hit 5-of-11 shots and 9-of-15 free throws off the bench on his way to 19 points, five boards, two assists and a steal in Friday's OT win over the Bulls.

He's likely to come off the bench, but has played well enough this preseason to get a look in fantasy leagues. We probably wouldn't recommend drafting him, but he could become a hot pickup if he gets between 20-30 minutes per game, which looks pretty reasonable at this point. It's also possible he could start at shooting guard, which might make him worth a last-round flier in many leagues.

Rookie Dominique Jones, who has a shot at winning the starting shooting guard job for Dallas, had 15 points, seven assists and a steal on 5-of-9 shooting Wednesday.

He's been playing very well and is getting consideration for the job, although it's tough to imagine Rick Carlisle starting a rookie when he has so many options at the position.

Rookie Dominique Jones started at shooting guard against the Cavs on Monday, scoring five points on 2-of-9 shooting with four rebounds and four assists in 19 minutes.

Even with Rodrigue Beaubois having a small setback with his foot, the presence of Jason Terry, Caron Butler, and J.J. Barea will keep Jones from having an impact in fantasy leagues this year. His defense and all-around game are impressive so far, so those in dynasty leagues will want to take notice.

Rookie SG Dominique Jones continues to impress the Mavs' coaches with his defense.

Jones did have an opening when Caron Butler and Roddy Beaubois were sidelined by injuries, but both of those players should be fine for the opener. No matter what coach Rick Carlisle says about defense, Jason Terry is going to be the first guard off the bench. That will leave a meager role for Jones, the No. 25 overall pick in the draft.