T.J. Ford was signed by GS on Thursday March 22.

Warriors waive G T.J. Ford.

Ford is expected to retire, and was only included in the Stephen Jackson/Richard Jefferson swap to make the numbers work.

T.J. Ford was traded to the Warriors as a part of the Stephen Jackson-Richard Jefferson deal completed on Thursday.

Ford's inclusion was for cash purposes and all signs still point to retirement.

T.J. Ford (neck) is taking an indefinite leave of absence from the Spurs and says his career is over.

Ford has had multiple neck/spine issues in his career and sustained another scary "stinger" on Wednesday. Although the Spurs haven't confirmed, it looks like he'll officially retire shortly. During eight seasons with the Bucks, Raptors, Pacers and Spurs, Ford averaged 11.2 points, 5.8 assists and 1.2 steals per game.

There is no timetable for T.J. Ford's return from a neck stinger.

Gregg Popovich said that Ford will play "when he feels comfortable ... That was a scary situation, so he's going to let his mind calm down a little bit." Ford's slow return is completely understandable, as he's been diagnosed with a chronic narrowing of the spinal canal.

T.J. Ford (neck) is not expected to play on Friday.

Ford is okay after a nasty fall that had many fearing for the worst, but the Spurs will play it safe considering his injury history.

T.J. Ford's (neck) x-rays were negative, and he rejoined his teammates on the bench in the second half of Wednesday's game.

"They called it a stinger," said Gregg Popovich. A very scary fall left Ford on the floor for several minutes and he had to be helped off, but luckily he avoided any serious injury.

T.J. Ford left Wednesday night's game in the second quarter after taking a hard hit from behind while attempting to grab a rebound.

Ford was the victim of a shot to the back from Baron Davis, and then was kicked in the head area by Tiago Splitter while laying on the ground. He was in a great deal of pain, although it's not clear at this point what he injured. But after seeing the way he needed to be helped to the locker room, we'd guess his night is over.

Spurs recalled G. T.J. Ford from the Austin Toros of the D-League.

An expected move as he was on schedule to return to the Spurs on Tuesday. He'll serve as Tony Parker's backup and offers no fantasy value as long as Parker is healthy.

Spurs assigned T.J. Ford (hamstring) to the Austin Toros of the D-League.

Ford will be with the Toros for one day so he can practice with them and get some rehab in. He'll be back with the Spurs Tuesday.

T.J. Ford (hamstring) acknowledged that he's got to get his conditioning back in order.

Ford played eight minutes on Wednesday and came out of the game without aggravating his injury. "I've got to get in game shape, and it's tough to do on the fly," said Ford. He'll continue to backup Tony Parker and offers no fantasy value in that role.

T.J. Ford returned to action on Wednesday February 29.

T.J. Ford (hamstring) participated in practice on Tuesday.

Ford is questionable for Wednesday's game against the Bulls, and although he will dress, he "may or may not play" according to Gregg Popovich. Ford is expected to resume the backup point guard duties behind Tony Parker when fully integrated into the mix.

T.J. Ford (hamstring) is making progress and the Spurs are looking to get him back just after the All-Star break.

Ford has been playing one-on-one against fellow reserve point guard Cory Joseph and has also been doing work in two-on-two scenarios. "I've got to get my legs back under me," Ford said. He's missed the last 24 games, but Ford should be ready to return in the second half for San Antonio.

T.J. Ford (hamstring) has begun light on-court conditioning work.

Ford is progressing in his rehab but the team isn't expecting him back until after the All-Star break. Once he does return, he'll slide back into his reserve role behind Tony Parker.

Gregg Popovich said T.J. Ford (hamstring) is still a couple of weeks from coming back.

Ford said "it's feeling a lot better, it's just up to the doctors and what they say," but Popovich isn't expecting an imminent return. We're still projecting him back in late February, but Ford isn't a fantasy option outside of extremely deep leagues.

T.J. Ford (hamstring) is not close to a return.

Manu Ginobili (hand) is expected back well before Ford. "Hamstrings are a tricky thing," coach Gregg Popovich said.

T.J. Ford returned to action on Monday January 16.

Spurs guard T.J. Ford has been diagnosed with a longitudinal tear of his left hamstring and is expected to miss four to six weeks.

Gary Neal and Cory Joseph will back up Tony Parker, which will likely pull Neal away from playing primarily at shooting guard. And that, in turn, could mean more minutes for Kawhi Leonard at the 2. Neal still probably has some fantasy value, while Leonard is going to be a hot pickup of he plays well again for the Spurs. Leonard has been very good in his last two games.

T.J. Ford (hamstring) expects to be re-evaluated on Wednesday.

Ford called the injury a "freak accident" and said that he "just came down wrong." Gary Neal took over as Tony Parker's backup, and rookie Kawhi Leonard slit into Neal's starting spot. Neal, Leonard and Parker should all see a bump in playing time for however long Ford is out, and Manu Ginobili (hand) is still several weeks away from returning.