James

Singleton

He took the minutes of the other Singleton, Chris, who played 19 total with eight points, two threes, and not much else. If James can do it again, we’ll start talking, but not until then.

Singleton has been getting it done recently, averaging 9.2 points, 8.0 boards, 0.6 steals, and 0.6 blocks in his last five games. Even with the Wizards shooting 28 percent as a team and scoring only 65 points, it’s somewhat impressive that Singleton could still be productive in his bench role.

Singleton has been providing low-to-mid round value despite his low minute-totals, and is worth a look for the Wizards’ remaining two games.

Singleton posted 12 points, nine rebounds, and three assists in 26 minutes on Friday, and in this quirky season of 10-day guys exploding he’ll be worth a desperation look -- but also be as risky as they come. Should the Wizards stay banged up and starter Chris Singleton stay in the 20 mpg range, there’s a chance that Singleton or Cartier Martin (19 points) emerges with some value, but there’s a ton that could go wrong. The first thing that comes to mind is playing a real NBA team unlike the Bobcats.

Singleton, in just his fourth game with the team, has been tremendous off the bench, averaging 14 points per game and nine rebounds over his last three. He is certainly worth a pick up, although he could get bumped down on the depth chart once some healthy bodies return for the Wizards.

The 30-year-old veteran averaged 8.2 points and 6.8 rebounds in the final 10 games of the season, when the Wizards shockingly went 8-2. Depending upon where he signs next year, he’s worth watching as a source of low-end fantasy value.

He played 25 minutes and overcame the poor first half to play well the rest of the way. The Wizards only play three games next week, but Singleton is getting enough burn to be given a look. Cartier Martin cooled off tonight, hitting just 2-of-9 shots for six points in 24 minutes.

It’s nice to see Evans stretch his legs out during the twilight of his career like this. Chances are, he won’t be seeing many lines like this in his future. Morris Almond scored five points with five steals, Shelvin Mack scored six points with seven assists, James Singleton put up four points, eight boards, and three assists, and Nene added 15 points with seven boards, three assists, and two blocks to round out the bench effort.

Singleton just wrapped up his season in China, where he averaged 17.8 points and 11.9 rebounds for the Guandong Southern Tigers. It’s his second stint with the Wizards and he’ll give frontcourt depth with both Trevor Booker (foot) and Nene (foot) hobbled.

In six appearances with the Wiz this season, Singleton has averaged 9.8 points, 7.7 rebounds and 0.8 blocks per game. He’s acting as the first big off the bench right now with Trevor Booker (foot) and Nene (foot) still sidelined.