John

Edwards

Edwards will have no fantasy value this season with the Pacers very deep at center, but Harrington should be in the starting five for the Pacers this fall.

He is day-to-day.

He’ll be the third center for the Hawks.

Edwards had been out since Jan. 15 with a strained right quad.

The little-used player out of Kent State and formerly of the Pacers and Hawks is just hoping to land a backup role for the Wolves this season. He averaged 1.5 points and 1.0 rebound in 65 career games, so he doesn’t offer fantasy value.

More cuts are coming, as their roster stands at 17 players. Letting Edwards go is just another sign that the Wolves are confident that Theo Ratliff will be around all season.

With Mark Madsen out due to shoulder surgery and the unsure status of Theo Ratliff, the Wolves will need some back up help for starting center Mark Blount.

The veteran has started nine games this season but his averages speak for themselves -- 7.3 points, 4.4 rebounds, 2.7 assists, 0.9 steals and 0.3 blocks. Those numbers aren’t useful outside of the very deepest fantasy leagues, and they get even worse when he’s coming off the bench behind Embiid.

Edwards has missed the past three games with the injury, and hasn’t scored a point since Dec. 20. Needless to say, he has no fantasy value when healthy.