"Unfortunately, we have to give it more time," Diogu said. "They'll try me in another two weeks. It's total rest." Diogu has yet to play this season and now won't play until mid-December at the earliest.

Posey played well, though it was just the third time all year he's cracked double-digits in points. Leave him in the waiver wire until he demonstrates some type of consistent production.

Redd, who has missed the last nine games with the injury, practiced on Sunday and on Monday morning and felt good afterward. Head coach Scott Skiles indicated that Redd probably "won't play heavy minutes" on Monday, but he should be back in the starting lineup on Wednesday if all goes well over the next couple days.

Early foul trouble cost Okafor some playing time, but he finished with just three fouls, so it was strange that he didn't get more run in the second half. We're not going to worry after one poor game.

Meanwhile, Marcus Thornton played 38 minutes off the bench and finished with 24 points. If the shift in playing time continues, Brown's value in deep leagues will drop off the map.

The Bobcats plan to push Chandler at Tuesday's practice to see how his back holds up; and he will likely play if all goes well.

No word yet on exactly how much time Armstrong will miss, but he's not much of a fantasy option anyway as long as Emeka Okafor is healthy.

Lee was able to take part in full-court drills for the first time since suffering the injury. Lee hopes to return against the Nuggets on Tuesday, but head coach Lawrence Frank wouldn't say if Lee will play just yet. "Obviously, he wants to play," Frank said. "And we'll see. And he'll be coming off the bench to start." It will take a game or two for Lee to get back into game shape, so wait to get him back into your fantasy lineup until he regains his spot in the Nets' regular rotation.