Casspi chipped in eight rebounds and one steal for good measure, playing 36 minutes off the bench. He might not be this active once Tyreke Evans gets back (not to mention Kevin Martin) but is worth a look in deep leagues. Just be aware that he was a ridiculous 5-of-18 (28%) from the FT line before this game.

He also turned the ball over four times, and with Evans listed as day-to-day there is no reason to think Greene will have reliable value.

Hawes was 10-of-16 from the field and even made his first 3-pointers of the season, going 2-of-3 from downtown. The Kings have reportedly been shopping around for another center (rumors linked them to Samuel Dalembert) but hopefully a few more games like this will curb that impulse.

This is a tough break for Evans and the Kings -- he is coming off a game of 29 points, seven rebounds and 10 assists against the Mavericks on Friday. For now, Donte Greene will move into the starting five.

Evans hit 13-of-21 shots and added a steal, a block and two 3-pointers on the night, and has scored at least 20 points in six straight games. Brandon Jennings is leading the ROY attack, but Evans should not be discounted. It will be interesting to see what he does when Kevin Martin returns, but we don't have to think about that for another month or so.

Udrih has been an excellent waiver-wire pickup this season and should continue to start for another month or so, while Kevin Martin is out with a broken wrist. And even when he returns, Udrih may have earned the starting point guard job over Tyreke Evans, who is currently starting at shooting guard.

He's a decent source of threes and worth owning in many leagues as long as he sticks in the starting five. Donte' Greene, who played well in his absence, failed to score in just 12 minutes.