Former NBA big man Sean Marks will join the Spurs as an assistant coach this season.

Marks retired in 2011 after an 11-year NBA career. A position on the Spurs' coaching staff suggests he'll have a fruitful career on the sidelines -- Gregg Popovich's assistants have repeatedly been poached by other teams in need of a head coach, including this summer's departure of Brett Brown (76ers) and Mike Budenholzer (Hawks).

Sean Marks is retiring from the NBA after 11 seasons.

Marks played for six teams during his career, and he also had a few stints overseas. He expects to take a front-office job with the Spurs, so his career in professional basketball is far from over.

Bobcats waived Sean Marks.

Marks, a throw-in in the Gerald Wallace trade, goes to make room for Dominic McGuire.

The Bobcats are reportedly planning to waive Sean Marks.

A throw-in as part of the Gerald Wallace trade, the veteran has averaged 1.6 points in 29 games this season.

Sean Marks was a late addition to the George Wallace trade to Charlotte.

Marks will be a reserve and in unlikely to see big (or small) minutes any time soon.

Sean Marks is expected to be available on Wednesday despite a fractured left ring finger.

The veteran big man is averaging just 1.6 points in seven minutes per game this season

Sean Marks suffered a left hand injury in practice and is getting X-rays.

This could matter if the Blazers trade Marcus Camby and Joel Przybilla, but Marks shouldn't have much fantasy value even if it happens.

Sean Marks was pressed into action after starting center Dante Cunningham left Monday's game with an ankle injury, and finished with six points on 2-of-7 shooting with five rebounds, one steal, and two blocks in 24 minutes.

He is worth a look as a spot-start in deeper leagues for the desperate, but that's just about it. Once any one of Cunningham, Marcus Camby (shoulder), Joel Przybilla (ankle) returns to action, he's back to being irrelevant in fantasy leagues.

Sean Marks is active for Wednesday's game at Boston.

He'd been out with an ankle injury, not that it matters in fantasyland. There's also no guarantees that he plays.

Sean Marks (sprained ankle) did not play in Portland's loss to the Nets on Sunday.

Marks traveled with the team and should be considered day-to-day.

Back up center Sean Marks left Friday's game with a sprained ankle after scoring six points.

He's day-to-day and thank goodness it was his knee.

The Blazers have officially signed veteran F/C Sean Marks.

Marks will serve as Marcus Camby's primary backup for now, but even in the short-term he shouldn't offer fantasy value. He'll be in uniform for Saturday's game vs. the Raptors.

The Trail Blazers are expected to sign veteran big man Sean Marks in the wake of Fabricio Oberto's sudden retirement.

Marks is a career backup who has never averaged more than 4.6 points per game (back in 2001-02 with the Heat). Once Joel Przybilla returns, his role will likely go from very small to non-existent.

Sean Marks, who has missed most of the preseason with a pulled right hamstring, is hoping to see action in at least one of the two remaining preseason games for the Wizards.

He's on a non-guaranteed contract and is far from a lock to make the roster, especially if he cannot get onto the court to show what he can do. He's irrelevant for fantasy purposes.

Big man Sean Marks and swingman Cartier Martin will both be in Wizards training camp fighting for a chance to make the team.

Guard Lester Hudson is also a possibility for camp, but it's not likely that any of these three will have any fantasy impacts if they are lucky enough to make the team.