Nets waived G Quinton Ross.

Ross was out for the season anyway with a back injury. Waiving him will allow the Nets to sign someone they have had their eye on.

Quinton Ross is meeting with a surgeon today to discuss the options for dealing with his back injury.

He's a forgotten man in the New Jersey rotation, which clearly makes him irrelevant for fantasy owners. This news shouldn't affect any fantasy lineups.

The New Jersey Nets have declared that Quinton Ross will miss the remainder of the season due to a herniated disk in his back.

It was looking like this was likely but now it's official. Ross hasn't seen many minutes in a long time, so his absence should have minimal impact on the rotation.

Nets guard Quinton Ross will likely miss the remainder of the season because of a back injury.

Ross, who played just four minutes in his return to action on Friday, has "another disc situation." Hopefully he'll be healthy for training camp without needing surgery, though he's irrelevant for fantasy purposes.

Quinton Ross returned to action on Friday March 25.

Quinton Ross (lower back) went through shootaround on Thursday but did not return and could still be a week away.

Ross has missed eight straight games so he'll be rusty when he does return, and fantasy owners shouldn't bother with him.

Quinton Ross (back) will be out until at least next week.

Ross has played in just 35 games all year, averaging 10.0 minutes in those contests.

Nets swingman Quinton Ross is out with a back injury and will not travel with the team to London this weekend.

Ross' absence doesn't have a significant fantasy impact.

Quinton Ross missed Saturday's game with a lingering back injury.

This should have no fantasy impacts.

Quinton Ross returned to action on Wednesday December 29.

Quinton Ross (back) is not expected to play until Monday.

Ross' absence has led to big minutes for Travis Outlaw and Stephen Graham over the last week. The problem is that neither play is capable of doing much with those minutes. The Nets are 9-21.

Quinton Ross left Friday's game with a bruised lower back and is doubtful to return.

The Nets are losing wingmen right and left, and while they won't admit they miss Terrence Williams, they probably do. Sasha Vujacic could end up getting more run than anyone thought he would.

Quinton Ross will start at small forward once again for the Nets Thursday night.

Travis Outlaw will come off the bench, along with newly acquired Sasha Vujacic. Ross played just 16 minutes in his defensive stopper role on Tuesday, taking no shots. He's off the radar.

Quinton Ross started at small forward on Tuesday, and predictably finished with no points without taking any shots, one rebound, and no other statistics in 16 minutes.

He's a defensive specialist, and if he keeps the starting job this is the type of line for owners to expect.

Quinton Ross will start at small forward again for the Nets Tuesday night.

Ross is starting in place of Damion James, who is out 6-8 weeks with a broken foot. Ross is a defensive specialist that won't get enough minutes or shots to be worth anything in fantasy. The key news here is that Terrence Williams will come off the bench again.

Quinton Ross appears to be heading for the starting lineup for the Nets on Sunday in order to guard Kobe Bryant.

Our guess is Anthony Morrow or Damion James would come off the bench, but with the game just a few minutes away, we'll know soon enough.

Quinton Ross returned to action from a calf injury on Friday but played just 28 seconds.

He has no fantasy value.

Quinton Ross returned to action on Friday December 3.

Nets guard Quinton Ross (calf) missed another game on Sunday and is day-to-day.

Ross isn't really part of New Jersey's rotation so it's hard to know where the injury ends and the DNP-CD begins.

Quinton Ross (calf) did not play on Saturday against the Nuggets.

Even when healthy, he has no fantasy value whatsoever.