Ledo was reassigned to the Texas Legends of the D-League on Friday, the Star-Telegram reports.

Ledo has bounced back and fourth from the NBA and the D-League this season and will likely continue to do so as the year progresses. With no actual appearances at the NBA level in his career, the rookie should be passed over in virtually every depth of league.

Ledo was recalled from the D-League on Thursday, Earl Sneed of Mavs.com reports.

Ledo, who is yet to appear in an NBA game this season, spent a week with the Texas Legends, a frequent stop for him since being drafted in 2013. The talented scorer has experienced success at the D-League level but has been unable to crack Rick Carlisle's rotation in Dallas.

Ledo was reassigned to the D-League's Texas Legends on Thursday, Mavericks.com reports.

Ledo didn't see any action during his latest stint for the Mavericks, a familiar refrain for the second-year guard. He has yet to appear in an NBA game this season.

Ledo was assigned to the Texas Legends of the D-League on Thursday, Dwain Price of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports.

The second-year guard has not appeared in an NBA game this season, and he'll head back to the Legends, for whom he played 39 games last season. Ledo has a reputation as a big-time scorer, and he'll have an opportunity to better hone his skills while seeing consistent minutes.

Ledo has been stuck on the bench for all six of the Mavericks' games this season.

Ledo only came onto the court 11 times last season as he spent most of the year in the D-League. He's still in Dallas at the moment, but he may move down to the D-League at some point this season so he can get some game experience.

Ledo played 16 minutes Tuesday in a preseason loss to the Rockets. He was 0-of-4 from the field but converted on two free-throw attempts to finish with two points.

Ledo spent the majority of last season in the D-League and appears to be headed back that way this year.

Ricky Ledo hit five 3-pointers vs. the Wolves on Saturday, scoring a total of 21 points with three boards, three assists, three turnovers and five fouls.

When it comes to Ledo, you have to take the good with the bad. He got hot from deep today and was given a lot of space. Ledo had a really bad opener on Friday due to poor shot selection, which is his biggest issue. If he can string some games together, maybe the Mavericks put him on the roster.

Ricky Ledo turned the ball over five times vs. the Knicks on Friday, shooting just 4-of-14 from the field for 14 points with five boards, two assists, two steals and one 3-pointer.

He shot just 5-of-9 from the line and really didn't keep his cool out there. Ledo has a reputation as a bull in a china shop, and he still really needs to not force plays. The talent is there, but he's a long way from being a solid player.

Ricky Ledo has been recalled for Friday's game against the Kings.

The Mavericks have an extra roster spot for tonight with Shawn Marion (shoulder) out, but Ledo will just be an emergency guy. He is really fun to watch and likes to dominate the ball when he's out there, but shooting just 39.8 percent in the D-League this season indicates he's not ready for a regular role any time soon.

The Mavericks have recalled Ricky Ledo from the D-League.

Ledo isn't worth consideration in fantasy leagues until he cracks the Mavericks rotation. He has the skill set to contribute and could get a look if Shawn Marion misses time with his ankle injury. Ledo averaged 14.4 points and 6.6 rebounds in 29.8 minutes over 14 games for the Legends.

As expected, the Mavericks have assigned rookie SG Ricky Ledo to the D-League.

He's barely playing in garbage time with Dallas, but he'll get far more opportunities as part of the Texas Legends' roster.

The Mavericks will send Ricky Ledo to the D-League at some point.

He needs the playing time and is a bit of a raw talent. Ledo has a lot of flash to his game, so playing with the Texas Legends can help him develop into a more well-rounded guy. If he can develop a shot, the rookie could eventually crack the Mavs rotation.

Ricky Ledo returned to action on Friday November 1.

Ricky Ledo suffered a sprained right ankle in practice on Tuesday and he will not play on Wednesday.

He's a fun player to watch with his energy on the offensive end, but he'll be more of a project for the Mavs. Ledo shot just 1-of-4 in Monday's preseason game against the Magic.

Ricky Ledo's contract is a four-year deal with the last three years at the minimum and the first two years guaranteed.

He put up some red flags after sitting out last year at Providence for academic reasons and also went to four different high schools. However, he was one of the most creative players with the ball in Vegas and he can break down defenders off the dribble. For example, in summer league he did a spin right, a spin left and put up a shot along the baseline in about two seconds, the shot was blocked from the weak side, but that's not the point. If and when he gets minutes, he'll be a fun player to watch.

The Mavericks signed second-round pick Ricky Ledo.

Ledo was the 43rd overall pick in June's draft. The former top high school prospect never played at Providence, making his game a bit of a mystery heading into the draft. He'll likely spend this season working in the D-League.