The Spurs solid defense contributed to Ridnour's quiet line, but we can't overlook the return of Michael Redd. Feel free to hang on to Ridnour for a while, but his stretch of amazing play is likely over.

There's nothing to worry about, but Jennings isn't catching teams by surprise any more and the Spurs geared their defense toward stopping the Bucks' rookie of the year candidate.

With Andrew Bogut sidelined and Michael Redd limited by his recent knee injury, Ilyasova remains one of the Bucks' best options offensively. He has enough promise on an over-achieving team that he's worth picking up in most leagues.

He made 1-of-3 shots and obviously the Bucks are going to take things slow to avoid aggravating the injury. Keep him on your bench until he gets going.

"[Redd will] probably not play a lot of minutes or anything," said coach Scott Skiles. "Just get his feet back under him in a game and see how it goes." This should hurt the production of Luke Ridnour and Carlos Delfino, but the Bucks went 7-2 without Redd and it sounds like he'll be worked back slowly.

Bell added just one rebound, two assists and one steal, and he's another player whose value will be directly affected by Michael Redd's return to the lineup. Consider Bell a short-term pickup, at best.

Delfino picked up four fouls and turned the ball over once in his limited playing time. Bucks coach Scott Skiles seems willing to ride the hot hand on a nightly basis, which translates to inconsistency for Delfino.