Jeremy

Pargo

Pargo’s 10-day contact with the Warriors has officially expired, and it doesn’t appear that the Warriors will be bringing him back, so for now, Ky Bowman is again the only active PG on the roster. The Dubs could bring in another guy on a 10-day contract, but that won’t be Pargo, so he’s safe to leave on the waiver wire in all settings.

Pargo is currently on a 10-day contract, and at minimum the expectation is that he’ll get a second 10-day in the near future. Golden State is two players shy of the 14-player minimum, and Steve Kerr had nothing but praise for the 34-year old point guard. “You watch him play, and he fits,” Kerr said. “He’s an NBA player. It’s good to see him out there, and I’m glad we’re able to give him this opportunity because he’s earned it.” Pargo sets up to get reserve minutes until Stephen Curry (hand) returns to action, as he surpassed Ky Bowman in the rotation for Golden State’s final game before the break.

He hopped over Ky Bowman on the depth chart for this one after just nine minutes on Monday -- Bowman had four minutes. Pargo is just on a 10-day deal right now, so the Warriors figure to sign him to his second 10-day deal after the break. After that, the Warriors could get Steph Curry (hand) back in March, so Pargo is only a short-term option in very deep leagues.

Details have been scarce about Conley’s sprain, but he’s now missed two straight games and the injury has lingered since last Tuesday. Conley’s status for Grizzlies’ final four games of the week remains murky. Jeremy Pargo will start at point guard once again, but he lasted just 15 minutes in that role Saturday.

Conley has missed the last two games with the injury, but there’s some optimism he’ll be able to play. “It felt a little better, but there’s still pain,” Conley said. “Hopefully, I’ll play (tonight).” Jeremy Pargo started again for Conley on Monday, but he logged just 15 minutes.

Pargo apparently isn’t up to the task of running the team with a full set of minutes, and O.J. Mayo got the task of running the point for stretches tonight. Give Pargo a look if you’re desperate, but we need him to play much more before giving the okay in standard leagues. Tony Allen added 15 points, eight boards, and a steal, Marc Gasol went for 13 and eight, and Rudy Gay hit just 4-of-15 shots for 12 points with eight boards and two assists.

Details are scarce but presumably Conley aggravated the injury on Friday, when he scored just seven points in 26 minutes. The Grizzlies launch into a five-game week beginning Monday at OKC, so hopefully we’ll get a positive update about Conley on Sunday.

Jeremy Pargo only played seven minutes and it seems Arenas will continue to play backup PG, but he’s nowhere near the player he used to be and he doesn’t deserve fantasy consideration.

The move was made in order for Memphis to have more quickness in the backcourt, but O.J. Mayo wound up playing behind Mike Conley as the reserve point guard.

Conley could return to action vs. the Kings on Tuesday, which would move temporary starter Jeremy Pargo back to a reserve role.