Joe Johnson

Joe Johnson entered the game late and played two minutes while scoring two points in Boston's 111-101 Wednesday home win over the Cavaliers.

Fantasy Impact

Johnson signed a 10-day contract via hardship exemption with the Celtics on Wednesday and hadn't played a game in the NBA since 2018 with Houston. The 40-year-old is on the team for depth right now and is not an option in fantasy.

Joe Johnson has agreed to a one-year, partially guaranteed contract with Detroit. After winning the MVP award in the BIG3 league, he will make his return to the NBA to add some scoring depth for the Pistons.

Fantasy Impact

The 38 year-old should serve as a solid reserve and mentor for the team, though will highly unlikely be able to translate his performances to fantasy value.

Joe Johnson hit a game-winning corner three in the Triplets' 50-39 win over the Killer 3's in the Big3 Championship on Sunday.

Fantasy Impact

It's fitting that one of the most clutch players of the last decade hit the game winner in the Big3 title game. He was already slated to work out for several title-contending NBA teams, and his immense success in the Big3 bodes well for a comeback in the Association this season.

The Big 3 MVP Joe Johnson is working out with the 76ers, Clippers, Bucks, Nuggets and Pelicans.

Fantasy Impact

The seven-time All-Star played 17 seasons in the NBA with seven different teams -- most recently with the Jazz and Rockets in the 2017-18 season. He won the Big 3 MVP award this season and will play in its title game Sunday. Known for his clutch shooting and penchant for big shots, Johnson could be a veteran leader in the locker room and a spark off the bench for a playoff contender. His workout with Philadelphia will be Thursday, with other team workouts coming later.

Joe Johnson will return from a two-game absence to play against the Raptors on Friday. Johnson will come off the bench behind Trevor Ariza and PJ Tucker.

Fantasy Impact

Johnson's return will mean fewer minutes for Luc Mbah a Moute and Gerald Green. Any of this trio makes for a risky DFS play, as the Rockets may shorten their bench when they take on the Eastern Conference-leading Raptors.