Ramon Sessions

After playing under a pair of 10-day deals, Sessions will remain in Washington for the final month of the regular season and into the playoffs. The 31-year-old has played at least 13 minutes each of the team's last five games, and while that workload should endure for the next few weeks, he'll likely sink back into a reduced role once John Wall (knee) returns from injury.

This was arguably the worst performance of the season by the Wizards, allowing their bench guys to see some additional playing time. Sessions doesn't bring much to the table and could even be off the roster after this week so he is a non-factor in fantasy leagues at this stage.

Sessions initially joined the team on Feb. 22, and the Wizards will keep him around for at least another week-and-a-half before deciding whether or not to keep him for the duration of the season. The veteran, who spent the first half of the season in New York, is yet to appear in a game for the Wizards.

Sessions started the 2017-18 campaign with the Knicks, but ended up being waived in January after playing just 13 games. However, with John Wall (knee) still out and Tim Frazier (nose) fresh off an injury, Sessions' addition should provide the Wizards some emergency help in the backcourt if another were to occur. Despite finding a new team, Sessions will likely only see spot minutes off the bench and isn't worth a pickup in fantasy leagues. According to David Aldridge of NBA.com, Sessions won't play Thursday against Cleveland, but will then be available to make his team debut Friday vs. Charlotte.