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Sims

Both Jermaine O’Neal and Troy Murphy are listed as doubtful for Wednesday’s season-opener, and while Sims has no fantasy value, Ike Diogu and Jeff Foster should be decent plays this week.

The Pacers released Sims after training camp, re-signed him several days later and cut him again Dec. 4. Hopefully this doesn’t mean that Jeff Foster’s and David Harrison’s injuries are too serious, but the timing of the move is probably not a coincidence.

He has offers to play in Europe but feels he’s close to getting a contract. Don’t be surprised if the Pacers sign him for a fourth time this season at some point.

He has yet to appear in a game with the Knicks since first signing with the team on March 23.

West was a fan favorite due to his frenetic defensive intensity, but wasn’t going to make a statistical impact in the Hawks’ crowded guard rotation. Both he and Sims could catch on elsewhere, but neither should be a consideration even in the deepest leagues.

Sims signed his first 10-day contract on January 20th but did not appear in a game. That about sums up his value.

The Suns are forced by league rules to sign a player by Tuesday, in order to meet the 13-player minimum requirement. They’ve been looking for point guards recently, but apparently they seem content with Goran Dragic as their backup. Neither Sims or Hendrix have fantasy value.

The Suns are required to sign a player to meet the league’s 13-player minimum. Sims will see most of his action in practice, but could get a few minutes whenever Shaq is held out.

The Suns will once again use the allotted two weeks to get back up to the 13-man roster minimum. Sims does not have any fantasy value.

Sims has played four games in his career and isn’t worth owning.