Reggie Williams and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist will split third-string point guard duties, according to Mike Dunlap.

Williams played four minutes and went scoreless on Monday, while Kidd-Gilchrist played 34 minutes. If nothing else, this could boost Kidd-Gilchrist's time on the floor by just a bit, but Williams shouldn't be sniffing fantasy rosters in any format right now.

Reggie Williams (knee) will not play on Thursday against the Knicks.

Williams' year was a disappointment, and is accentuated by all the talk by Paul Silas about what a special player he would be.

Reggie Williams' ailing knee will prevent him from playing on Wednesday.

Williams has been struggling along on the bum knee, so his absence is no real surprise. We're assuming he's out for Thursday's season finale, too, but that's yet to be confirmed.

Reggie Williams (knee) played 10 minutes against the Wizards on Monday.

Williams would be better served getting rest than cluttering up an already dysfunctional situation in Charlotte. He has no fantasy value.

Reggie Williams, who was expected to play on Sunday after returning from a concussion, will not suit up against the Kings due to a sore knee.

This just confirms what we already knew: Williams is not worth owning in any fantasy league.

Reggie Williams (concussion) will return to action for the Bobcats on Sunday.

The Bobcats have lost 19 consecutive games and will obviously welcome Reggie back with open arms. He will likely be rusty, however, and there's no reason to trust him in fantasy leagues over the final few games of the season.

Reggie Williams (concussion) will sit out at least five more days.

Williams should not be owned in any leagues at this point as he's not a certainty to return this season.

Paul Silas said that it would be a "surprise" if Reggie Williams (concussion) plays again this season.

If this is the end of the year for Williams, he'll finish with averages of 8.5 points, 2.9 rebounds and 1.0 treys on 41.5 percent shooting. Needless to say, the swingman shouldn't be owned in any league at this point. Derrick Brown will continue to play most of the minutes at small forward.

Reggie Williams (concussion) did not play on Monday against the Hornets.

Williams has dealt with a gimpy knee and botched all of the opportunities that he has had to be productive. Adding a concussion to that mix means he should remain on the wire.

Reggie Williams sustained a concussion in Sunday's loss to the Celtics.

The severity is unknown right now, but the 7-52 Bobcats have just six games left in the season after Monday. They should be getting Derrick Brown and Kemba Walker as many minutes as possible anyway.

Reggie Williams scored eight points off the bench on Friday, hitting 3-of-6 shots (including two threes) with four rebounds and one block in 22 minutes.

Williams has bounced on and off the fantasy radar, but he hasn't done anything with his opportunities and we're going to put him to rest until he shows any signs of life.

Reggie Williams (knee) returned to action on Thursday, scoring seven points on 3-of-5 shooting (including a three) with no other stats in 17 minutes.

Given Williams' inconsistency and the general disarray in Charlotte, we're recommending that owners wait-and-see before taking a chance on him.

Reggie Williams (knee) will play in Thursday's game against the Pistons.

Williams has missed four straight games, so it's unclear exactly what his role will be. But with Corey Maggette done for the season, there's plenty of room for Williams' scoring ability. In the three games before going down, Williams was playing 32.8 minutes per night.

Reggie Williams (knee) will not play in Tuesday's game against the Cavs.

Williams' knee is not making progress. His absence opens up more burn for the likes of Derrick Brown and Corey Maggette.

Reggie Williams (knee) is not expected to play in Monday's game against the Wizards.

Williams was unable to participate in shootaround. Derrick Brown and Corey Maggette will pick up minutes at small forward.

Reggie Williams (knee) will sit out again vs. the Hawks on Saturday.

Corey Maggette is set to return in a bench role for Charlotte, which is the final blow to Reggie's continued fantasy value. Drop him, if you haven't already.

Reggie Williams did not play on Friday due to a left knee injury.

Williams has had ongoing problems with this knee and there's enough uncertainty surrounding him to be droppable in fantasy leagues, despite the theoretic opportunity he has with Corey Maggette (Achilles) out.

Reggie Williams hit 4-of-12 shots and a 3-pointer for 10 points, one rebound and four assists in 34 minutes of Wednesday's loss.

He's struggled in his last two starts for Corey Maggette, but the minutes are there, and the production should follow. Derrick Brown has played pretty well in two straight, and had 11 points, four boards and a 3-pointer tonight, but Williams is the guy to own as long as he keeps starting for the injured Maggette.

Reggie Williams hit just 2-of-10 shots for four points, five rebounds and two assists in Tuesday's loss to the Raptors.

He started again in place of injured Corey Maggette and played 30 minutes, so look for his numbers to bounce back in the next one, as we doubt he shoots it this poorly again anytime soon. And yes, once he gets going, he should be worth owning in many leagues.

Reggie Williams scored 17 points (four 3-pointers) in Saturday's OT loss, playing 34 minutes in a start for the Bobcats in the absence of Corey Maggette (groin).

Maggette is out at least one week (and probably longer, knowing him) so Williams has a golden opportunity to step in as a scoring option for Charlotte. The Bobcats play four games next week, and five games during the week of April 9.