Tracy McGrady worked out for the Spurs this week and will work out for the Knicks on Thursday, sources tell Yahoo! Sports.

T-Mac hasn't been able to find work to date as he's looking for a team willing to guarantee his contract for next season. Interestingly, McGrady may be faced with the decision to either accept a "make-good" contract or take his game overseas, potentially to China. He's going to have to prove his knees can hold up regardless of where he signs.

Tracy McGrady "might" work out for the Bobcats, according to Rick Bonnell of the Charlotte Observer.

Bonnell cautions that it would be "all informal and exploratory," comparing McGrady's potential workout to Josh Howard's recent go-around with the Bobcats. Charlotte may be looking for a veteran wing player to mentor the Michael Kidd-Gilchrist and Jeff Taylor, but McGrady's time as a factor in fantasy basketball has been over for a while.

The Bulls are no longer talking to unrestricted free agent Tracy McGrady about a possible role off their bench.

Although they had been linked to T-Mac this summer, once Chicago signed first-round pick Marquis Teague to his contract worth 100 percent of the rookie scale, it makes it impossible for them to now sign McGrady without making a trade or buying out a player. T-Mac averaged 5.3 points, 3 rebounds and 2.1 assists as a backup in Atlanta last year and has said he wants to join a contender's bench this season.

The Bulls "might add Tracy McGrady" to their backcourt, according to beat writer K.C. Johnson.

Chicago may also stand pat after signing Kirk Hinrich, Marco Belinelli and Nate Robinson in quick succession. T-Mac averaged 16 minutes in 52 games for the Hawks last season, scoring 5.3 points on 43.7 percent shooting, with 3.0 rebounds and 2.1 steals.

Tracy McGrady's sprained right ankle was sore on Saturday, but he expects to be fine for Game 4.

McGrady played 41 minutes in Game 3, by far the most he's played in a game this season. The likely return of Josh Smith will allow the Hawks to closely monitor T-Mac's sore ankle.

Tracy McGrady left Friday's Game 3 moments before halftime due to a right ankle injury and will return to play in the second half.

McGrady inverted his ankle in what appeared to be a case of him landing on another player's foot. He was picking up some of Josh Smith's slack, scoring 10 points with six boards and an assist in 17 minutes off the bench. We'll see if his ankle injury holds up here shortly.

Larry Drew said that Tracy McGrady and Marvin Williams will both see minutes at power forward if Josh Smith (knee) is out for Game 3.

McGrady was running with the starters in practice, but we expect an equal timeshare between the two if Smith is unable to suit up.

Tracy McGrady scored just one point on 0-of-2 shooting with four rebounds, two assists and five turnovers in 14 minutes on Friday as the Hawks downed the Celtics.

We warned you not to get too excited after T-Mac's recent mini hot-streak, and this is exactly why. He has no fantasy value.

Trady McGrady scored 17 points on 6-of-10 shooting with four rebounds, four assists and a steal as the Hawks blew out the Pistons.

McGrady has now scored in double-figures in three out of his last four games, but there are likely better options available in your league. Despite the scoring output, he only played 17 minutes tonight and we doubt he can keep this production up.

Tracy McGrady scored 11 points on 3-of-7 shooting (including a three) with four rebounds, four assists, and a steal in 21 minutes off the bench on Monday.

McGrady has the chance at some low-end minutes with the Hawks a bit beat up right now, but he needs to show he can string together two somewhat respectable outings before he gets any pub here.

Tracy McGrady returned to action on Wednesday with no points, six rebounds, five assists and a steal.

McGrady played 20.5 minutes, but his production is far too inconsistent to be relied upon in fantasy leagues.

Tracy McGrady (flu) will sit out again on Saturday.

T-Mac should definitely be ready to face the Bobcats on Wednesday, not that his presence helps fantasy owners. Expect Willie Green to soak up extra playing time until McGrady returns.

Tracy McGrady did not play on Friday against the Knicks due to the flu.

McGrady has long since fallen off the fantasy radar and isn't worth monitoring at this time.

Tracy McGrady played just seven minutes on Tuesday and failed to score.

The Hawks are resting him on back-to-backs, and T-Mac should be ignored, even in the deepest of leagues.

The Hawks will continue to rest Tracy McGrady during one game of back-to-back sets.

This is just one more reason to avoid the chronically-sore veteran swingman.

Tracy McGrady is not with the Hawks on Saturday, as he's getting precautionary rest.

T-Mac seems to want heavy playing time, but his deteriorating knees won't allow him to exceed his current role off the bench. His absence opens up a few more minutes for Marvin Williams, Willie Green and Jerry Stackhouse.

Tracy McGrady returned to action from knee soreness and had nine points, four rebounds, three assists, a steal and two 3-pointers in 25 minutes of Wednesday's loss.

McGrady's health and minutes are both too shaky for him to be used in fantasy leagues, as usual.

Tracy McGrady (knee, rest) is expected to play on Wednesday against the Clippers.

McGrady sat out against the Hawks on Tuesday because it was the first night of a back-to-back set. McGrady hasn't scored more than 10 points in a game in over a month and is not a fantasy asset.

Tracy McGrady returned from a knee injury on Friday night, but failed to score in 15 minutes of action.

This is just more evidence that McGrady shouldn't be owned in any league.

Tracy McGrady (knee) will be active for the Hawks game on Friday night.

T-Mac sat out the second night of a back-to-back on Wednesday, but is back on the court for Atlanta on Friday. Based on his injury history and lack of consistency this season, he shouldn't be on your fantasy rosters.