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Outlaw a solid waiver wire target?	Updated 11/5/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Trail Blazers F Travis Outlaw is averaging 12.3 points, 4.8 rebounds and 1.0 assists through his first five games this season. He has shot 6 of 15 from beyond the arc and has also chipped in four steals and five blocks.	Analysis: Travis Outlaw is a waiver-wire favorite in Fantasy leagues, often times a go-to guy for one-week fill ins. Well, that's exactly the case for Fantasy Week 3 (Nov. 9-15). The Blazers have a couple of favorable matchups against Memphis and Minnesota in a four-game week and Outlaw has already had a pair of big games against the Rockets and Hawks this season. He should manage a useful week as a No. 4 forward. Martell Webster is getting the starts, but Outlaw has the better possibility for bigger stat lines. .

Outlaw again productive off bench	Updated 11/4/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Trail Blazers F Travis Outlaw had 19 points off the bench in Tuesday's game against Atlanta. He played 23 minutes and shot 7 for 15 from the field with 3 rebounds, 2 blocks and a steal. He was 1 for 2 from beyond the arc.	Analysis: Outlaw is averaging 12.4 points and 4.8 rebounds in five games off the bench, taking at least 8 shots in each game and at least 10 shots in three of those games. He is a nice addition off the waiver wire and a decent plug-in starter based on matchups.

Outlaw off to up-and-down start	Updated 10/30/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Trail Blazers F Travis Outlaw shot just 1 for 8 from the field in Thursday's game against Denver, limiting him to just 4 points off the bench. He had led the team with 23 points in their opener against Houston. Outlaw did manage 7 rebounds in 16 minutes off the bench.	Analysis: Outlaw's shot was off Thursday and he never got into a rhythm. Outlaw will continue to try to provide the team with an offensive presence off the bench and could make a strong start in Fantasy leagues when the right matchups arise.

Outlaw leads team with 23 off bench	Updated 10/28/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Trail Blazers SF Travis Outlaw, who averaged 12.8 points per game mostly as a reserve last season, asserted himself off the bench in the season opener Tuesday against the Rockets. He led the team with 23 points on 9 of 14 shooting, including 3 of 5 from 3-point range. He also had four rebounds, two assists and two steals in 33 minutes.	Analysis: Outlaw should continue to offer points, rebounds and 3-pointers off the bench. His role keeps him from becoming a high-end Fantasy option, but you could do worse for a No. 4 Fantasy forward. He's probably a little under-owned at 30 percent.

Outlaw to get a Fantasy boost?	Updated 10/26/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Portland Trail Blazers forward Nicolas Batum will undergo surgery on his right shoulder to repair torn cartilage. The team said Monday a return date will be determined after Friday's surgery in Los Angeles. His absence likely means Travis Outlaw or Martell Webster will start in his place.	Analysis: Batum appeared in 79 games as a rookie last season, starting 76. He averaged 5.4 points and 2.8 rebounds while earning praise for his defensive ability. He has no real Fantasy appeal even as a starter as most of the minutes at small forward go to Outlaw. Outlaw could be kept with the second unit because the team likes his presence off the bench, but he will remain the more important Fantasy option of the two.

Outlaw scores 15 vs. Rockets	Updated 4/6/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Portland SF Travis Outlaw scored 15 points in a loss at Houston on Sunday. Outlaw came off the bench and shot 7-of-13 with a three and five rebounds. He added three assists.	Analysis: Outlaw is averaging 12 points, three boards, two dimes and less than one three per game over his last five contests. He played well Sunday but is far too inconsistent to use in anything but deeper Fantasy leagues.

Outlaw plays with sprained pinky	Updated 3/27/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Portland SF Travis Outlaw was able to play against the Suns on Thursday against the Suns despite spraining his pinky finger in Monday's game against Philadelphia. He came in off the bench as the team's sixth man While Nicolas Batum got the start over him.	Analysis: Outlaw was not really expected to miss any time due to the sprained pinky as the team is in the middle of a playoff run. He should continue getting 25-30 minutes on the floor and should be considered a No. 4 option in standard leagues.

Outlaw goes back to the bench	Updated 3/24/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Portland's Nicolas Batum returned to the starting lineup Monday against Philadelphia after missing the past two games with a sprained left ankle. He played just 16 minutes and finished with five points, an assist and a rebound. Travis Outlaw returned to the bench and finished with just four points, two rebounds and an assist in 27 minutes. The Oregonian reports that Outlaw suffered a sprained right pinky finger in the game.	Analysis: Batum is not a very significant Fantasy player despite the fact that he is a starter on a team headed to the playoffs. He should not be inserted back in lineups even now that he is back and starting again, so leave him on waivers in all formats. Outlaw will still get good minutes (around 25-30 per game) off the bench as the team's sixth man. He is good for double-digit scoring on most nights even though he didn't have a good offensive game on Monday. View him as an option to start as a No. 4 forward in standard leagues. The pinky injury does not appear to be too serious at this point.

Outlaw filling in as starter	Updated 3/21/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: The Oregonian reports that Nicolas Batum will not be activated for Saturday's game. It will be the second consecutive missed game after rolling the ankle in the fourth quarter of Wednesday's game in Indiana. Coach Nate McMillan said Travis Outlaw will start in place of Batum.	Analysis: In Thursday's overtime loss in Cleveland, Outlaw had 17 points and seven rebounds in a career-high 47 minutes. This will be Outlaw's fifth start of the season. He is a player we often recommend off the waiver wire as someone who puts up consistent figures despite his role off the bench. He usually scores in the low to mid teens with a decent amount of rebounds and about a block and steal per contest. He is a good player to stash on your bench for use when the Blazers face favorable matchups -- starter or not.

Outlaw productive off the bench	Updated 3/17/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers F Travis Outlaw had 18 points with five rebounds and an assist in Monday's game in Memphis. He is averaging 16.6 points, 4.6 rebounds and 1.0 assists over his last five games.	Analysis: Outlaw is averaging 27.7 minutes off the bench in that span and remains a very productive sixth man. He is a player we often recommend off the waiver wire as someone who puts up consistent figures despite his role off the bench. He usually scores in the low to mid teens with a decent amount of rebounds and about a block and steal per contest. He is a good player to stash on your bench for use when the Blazers face favorable matchups.

Outlaw scores 22 against Lakers	Updated 3/10/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Portland SF Travis Outlaw played a very nice game on Monday against the Lakers as he scored 22 points in 25 minutes. Outlaw connected on 3-of-5 threes and 6-of-11 overall and added two dimes.	Analysis: Outlaw did absolutely nothing else for the Blazers and is averaging 15 points, five boards and 1.2 blocks per game over his last five. Those kind of numbers make him quite useful in deeper leagues. He is a good player to stash on your bench for use when the Blazers face favorable matchups.

Outlaw remains productive off bench	Updated 3/6/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers F Travis Outlaw had 15 points off the bench in Thursday's game in Denver. He also added six rebounds in 27 minutes. He is averaging 13.8 points and 5.0 rebounds over his last five games.	Analysis: Outlaw is averaging 29.8 minutes off the bench in that span and remains a very productive sixth man. He is a player we often recommend off the waiver wire as someone who puts up consistent figures despite his role off the bench. He usually scores in the low to mid teens with a decent amount of rebounds and about a block and steal per contest. He is a good player to stash on your bench for use when the Blazers face favorable matchups.

Outlaw remains productive	Updated 3/5/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers F Travis Outlaw had 21 points with six rebounds and an assist in Wednesday's game against the Pacers. He is averaging 13.8 points and 4.4 rebounds over his last five games.	Analysis: Outlaw is a player we often recommend off the waiver wire as a player who puts up consistent figures despite his role off the bench. He usually scores in the low to mid teens with a decent amount of rebounds and about a block and steal per contest. He is a good player to stash on your bench for use when the Blazers face favorable matchups.

Outlaw off from field	Updated 2/13/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers foward Travis Outlaw had eight points and 12 rebounds Thursday at Golden State, but he went 3-for-14 from the floor for Portland.	Analysis: This was only Outlaw's second game of the season with double figures in rebounds, but he missed the double-double because of the poor shooting night. Still, he's playing well coming into the All-Star break and should be considered a No. 3 Fantasy option.

Outlaw surging for Blazers	Updated 2/12/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers F Travis Outlaw had 21 points off the bench in Wednesday's game against Oklahoma City. He logged 36 minutes and also added three three pointers, four assists, two rebounds and two steals. He has scored at least 20 points in three straight games.	Analysis: Outlaw has made eight field goals in each of the three games and is getting upwards of 15 shots per game during his offensive upswing. He has now played 30-plus minutes in four straight games, but his role as the team's sixth man doesn't guarantee him this type of production on a long-term basis. He's hot at the moment and Fantasy owners should just look to ride that out as long as it lasts.

Outlaw scoring at high level	Updated 2/8/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Portland SF Travis Outlaw played 31 minutes in his usual sixth man role on Sunday against the Knicks and scored 23 points. Outlaw hit on 2-of-4 threes and was 8-of-16 overall.	Analysis: Outlaw didn't do much else in the game with just two assists and two rebounds but his scoring makes him a nice option in 12-team and deeper Fantasy leagues. The Blazers play two games in Week 16 and have one of the best matchups of any team in the league in the shortened week. That makes Outlaw a possibility to start in even 10-team leagues for this one-week period of time.

Outlaw productive off the bench	Updated 2/7/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers F Travis Outlaw had 20 points, six rebounds, an assist and a block in 34 minutes off the bench Friday in Oklahoma City. He is averaging 13.8 points and 4.8 rebounds over his last five games.	Analysis: Outlaw is getting good minutes off the bench (27.8 over his last five games) and is seeing around 10 shots per game. In his current role, he can be used as a decent low-end starter in leagues of 12-plus teams.

Outlaw taking more shots	Updated 2/2/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Portland backup SF Travis Outlaw played a nice game in a win over New Orleans on Monday night. Outlaw scored 16 points and added six rebounds. He shot 7-of-11 from the floor.	Analysis: Outlaw has been seeing around 25 minutes per game like clockwork and is getting close to 10 shots in the offense off the bench. He is providing some three-point shooting, decent rebounds and about a block and a steal per game. Use him as a No. 4 forward if needed.

Outlaw productive off the bench	Updated 1/27/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers F Travis Outlaw had 20 points off the bench in Monday's game at the Clippers. He shot 8-for-9 from the field. He is averaging 12.8 points in his last five contests.	Analysis: Outlaw has been seeing around 25 minutes per game like clockwork and is getting close to 10 shots in the offense off the bench. He is providing some three-point shooting, decent rebounds and about a block and a steal per game. Use him as a No. 4 forward if needed.

Outlaw continues solid production	Updated 1/20/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers forward Travis Outlaw had 18 points and eight rebounds in 27 minutes off the bench Sunday against Milwaukee. He is averaging 16.4 points and 6.2 rebounds over his last five contests with double-digit scoring in six of his last seven games.	Analysis: Outlaw has also made at least one three pointer in six straight games and he is averaging just under 15 points per game off the bench in January. He has this type of upside as he did average 13.3 points per game last season. Fantasy owners should view him as a possible No. 3 or 4 forward option while he remains this productive.

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Outlaw coming back to Earth	Updated 1/17/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Just three games removed from blowing up for 33 points at Chicago, Portland SF Travis Outlaw is playing a lot more like what we expect from him lately. Outlaw scored 10 points and grabbed four rebounds over 26 minutes on Saturday in an overtime loss at Charlotte and shot 4-of-14 from the field.	Analysis: Outlaw is averaging just 11 points per game on the year and that is right around what he's averaging in the three games since the monster performance. This current Outlaw is the one we expect going forward. He can have the occasional big game but is clearly nothing more than a low-end Fantasy forward.

Outlaw goes off for 33 points	Updated 1/12/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Travis Outlaw had a season-high 33 points and the Portland Trail Blazers beat the Chicago Bulls 109-95 on Monday night. Outlaw shot 9-of-14 from the field and hit four threes in the game and added seven rebounds with three blocks.	Analysis: Outlaw scored 19 points on Saturday and followed that rare performance with this incredible effort. He's hit six threes in his last two games and is as hot as it gets for a guy owned in just 38 percent of Fantasy leagues. Outlaw has been used at power forward of late and it is really working for him. If this kind of play continues he will be a must-add in all leagues. It might be time to start adding him right now before you are forced to rush to the computer and beat your friends.

Outlaw remaining in double figures	Updated 1/8/2009
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers SF Travis Outlaw had 14 points in 34 minutes off the bench Wednesday against the Pistons. He also had three rebounds, one assist and one block. He has scored in double figures in seven of his last nine games, averaging 12.1 points per game during that stretch.	Analysis: Outlaw averages just under 11 points per game, so this recent hot streak doesn't change much. His inconsistent scoring and lack of across-the-board contributions make him a low-end Fantasy option.

Outlaw returns, does little damage	Updated 12/17/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Trail Blazers SF Travis Outlaw, who missed Friday's game with a bruised tailbone, returned to the court Tuesday against the Kings. He finished with five points and four rebounds in 20 minutes off the bench.	Analysis: Outlaw has been inconsistent this season, averaging right around 10 points and four rebounds. He has some potential, but he doesn't get the minutes he needs to make a significant Fantasy contribution. Consider him a low-end forward.

Outlaw out Friday with bruised Tailbone	Updated 12/12/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Trail Blazers F Travis Outlaw missed Portland's game against the Los Angeles Clippers on Friday night because of a bruised tailbone. Outlaw took a hard fall on Thursday night during Portland's 97-88 loss at Utah. He also bruised his right hip, and is considered day-to-day. Outlaw, who is in his fifth year in the NBA, is averaging 10.5 points and 3.9 rebounds this season.	Analysis: Outlaw has been inconsistent this season, averaging 10.5 points per game and just under four assists. Even when Outlaw returns from this injury, he can't be counter on as anything more than a stopgap option in deeper leagues.

Outlaw misses game with bruised tailbone	Updated 12/12/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Trail Blazers forward Travis Outlaw missed Portland's game against the Los Angeles Clippers on Friday night because of a bruised tailbone. Outlaw took a hard fall on Thursday night during Portland's 97-88 loss at Utah. He also bruised his right hip, and is considered day-to-day. Outlaw, who is in his fifth year in the NBA, is averaging 10.5 points and 3.9 rebounds this season.	Analysis: Outlaw has averaged 10.5 points this season and about four rebounds. He had some breakout performances last year, but this year has been marked by inconsistency. When Outlaw does return from this injury, he's really nothing more than a stopgap option in deeper formats.

Outlaw's inconsistency continues	Updated 12/12/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: The Sports Xchange notes that Travis Outlaw had his most ineffective performance of the season, going 0-of-4 from the field en route to his first scoreless game of the season Thursday against the Jazz. He has not scored 10-plus points in back-to-back games since Nov. 24-26, a span of eight games.	Analysis: Outlaw has the ability to score in double figures on a nightly basis like he did a year ago, but he no longer has the guaranteed minutes or shot attempts. He has been playing around 20-25 minutes a night off the bench and has seen five shots one night and 10 the next. Fantasy owners should only consider him as a stopgap for larger formats right now.

Outlaw contributes 16 off the bench	Updated 12/3/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Trail Blazers SF Travis Outlaw scored 16 points -- his most since Nov. 10 -- in 33 minutes off the bench Tuesday at New York. He also had six rebounds, a steal, a block and an assist.	Analysis: Outlaw averages around 11 points per game, but the Blazers have so many viable options on their bench these days that he likely won't average much more. His name has floated around in trade rumors, but while he remains in Portland, he remains at best a No. 4 Fantasy forward.

Outlaw continues solid play	Updated 11/11/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers F Travis Outlaw scored 20 points in 41 minutes of action off the bench Monday in Orlando. He added five rebounds and three three-pointers. Despite playing off the bench, Outlaw has managed 10-plus points in each of his seven games this season.	Analysis: Outlaw will get his minutes whether he starts or comes off the bench. He's no elite scorer, but he'll usually score in double digits and contribute in most of the other categories as well. He's currently ranked second in the NBA in three-point shooting. Think of him as a No. 4 Fantasy forward.

Outlaw gets a DBL-DBL off bench	Updated 11/7/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Trail Blazers SF Travis Outlaw, relegated to the bench in favor of rookie Nicolas Batum for a second straight game, had a double-double in 34 minutes Thursday against the Rockets. He finished with 14 points and 13 rebounds.	Analysis: Outlaw will get his minutes whether he starts or comes off the bench. He's no elite scorer, but he'll usually score in double digits and contribute in most of the other categories as well. Think of him as a No. 4 Fantasy forward.

Outlaw has to come off the bench	Updated 11/6/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: The Trail Blazers moved SF Travis Outlaw out of the starting lineup Wednesday at Utah to make room for rookie Nicolas Batum. Outlaw stilled played 23 minutes, though, finishing with 10 points, three rebounds, one assist, one steal and one block.	Analysis: No telling yet if this switch will last, but Outlaw will likely see significant minutes either way. He's no elite scorer, but he'll usually score in double digits and contribute in most of the other categories as well. Think of him as a No. 4 Fantasy forward.

Outlaw leads Blazers	Updated 10/29/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Portland forward Travis Outlaw led the Blazers on Tuesday at the Lakers with 18 points. He also had four rebounds and two assists with two made three-pointers.	Analysis: Outlaw is capable of scoring in double figures and is a good source of three-pointers, but he doesn't contribute much else. Consider Outlaw a No. 3 Fantasy option at best this season but hope that his shot continues to fall.

Blazers with three games in Week 1	Updated 10/26/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: The Trail Blazers will play three games in Fantasy Week 1 (Oct. 27-Nov. 2). They'll play at the L.A. Lakers on Oct. 28, at home against San Antonio on Oct. 31 and at Phoenix on Nov 1.	Analysis: The Blazers will be without Martell Webster to begin the season, so that means Travis Outlaw will be in the starting lineup at small forward. He had some appeal as a No. 4 forward option last season, but will no longer be the team's sixth man option. That role goes to Rudy Fernandez, who should begin the season as a No. 4 guard, but could emerge into a No. 2 over the course of the season with big minutes coming his way. Brandon Roy, LaMarcus Aldridge and Greg Oden are must-starts in Fantasy for Week 1. Steve Blake has some low-end appeal in larger formats as the starting point guard for a three-game team this week. Jerryd Bayless, Joel Przybilla, Channing Frye, Ike Diogu, Nicolas Batum and Sergio Rodriguez should be reserved in all formats until further notice.

Outlaw to become a starter?	Updated 10/9/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: The Trail Blazers announced that guard Martell Webster suffered a left foot injury Tuesday during a game against Sacramento. An MRI confirmed that Webster has a stress fracture in the fifth metatarsal. The team said it would announce a course of treatment, which could include surgery, and a an official timetable. A stress fracture indicates he will likely miss at least two months. His absence creates a void in the starting lineup.	Analysis: The logical move would be to put Travis Outlaw into the starting lineup, with Outlaw being a more productive small forward anyway. Rudy Fernandez is also an option to move into the starting lineup at shooting guard with Brandon Roy able to play the three. Fernandez fits into a Manu Ginobili type role off the bench, though, and that's the more likely scenario. As for Webster, his numbers weren't very good even as a starter and his absence could actually do more good than harm. Outlaw regains some sleeper appeal in Fantasy.

Outlaw worried about touches	Updated 9/9/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: The Sports Xchange notes that Travis Outlaw, a Sixth Man of the Year candidate last year, can't help but wonder about his role with Portland this season. He's not sure if he'll get as many touches on a second unit that will include rookie point guard Jerryd Bayless and Spanish shooting guard Rudy Fernandez. "I saw Bayless have a great summer league," Outlaw said. "And Rudy, he had a great Olympics, you know? Shots are going to go down somewhere, and I feel I'm the lowest guy on the totem pole, so it may be me."	Analysis: Outlaw, who turns 24 on Sept. 18, is now the senior member of the Blazers in terms of experience with the club. He has two more years on his contract, but the second year is at the club's option, so he could be in a contract year. "We have a really good team," Outlaw said, "but I don't know if they are going to be able to keep us together. I don't want to be a sixth man forever." Outlaw enjoys playing for the Blazers, however, and would prefer to stay with the team. He has worked out hard this summer and expects to be improved from last season, when he averaged career highs in scoring (13.3) and rebounds (4.6). His personal goal is to raise those numbers to 16 and eight in 2008-09. He'll be worth pick in the middle-to-late rounds as a No. 4 Fantasy forward.

Outlaw breaks out in 2007-08	Updated 5/13/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers F Travis Outlaw enjoyed career highs in scoring (13.3), rebounds (4.6), assists (1.3) and minutes played (26.6) during the 2007-08 regular season. He appeared in 82 games, mostly off the bench, and became the team's sixth man.	Analysis: Outlaw became the team's source of energy and scoring off the bench early in the season after Jarrett Jack failed in that role and he may have found his niche at the NBA level. Expect the Blazers to give him around 25-30 minutes off the bench again in 2008-09, with a very real possibility that Outlaw could approach a 15-4-1 line. He'll be worth pick in the middle-to-late rounds as a No. 4 Fantasy forward.

Outlaw, LaFrentz, Frye to play more	Updated 4/6/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: With C Joel Przybilla sidelined for the rest of the season with a broken hand, the Blazers will have to look to Raef LaFrentz, who was averaging about seven minutes per game, and 6-foot-11 Channing Frye to fill his place in the lineup. Coach Nate McMillan suggested the team might play forward Travis Outlaw at the position as well.	Analysis: Of the three, Outlaw is the only one with any real Fantasy appeal, though Frye could become relevant for the season's final scoring period if he plays starter's minutes. He'd probably be too risky to start for your league's playoffs, though. Outlaw had 14 points and three rebounds Sunday against the Spurs and has averaged 19.3 points over his last four games. Keep him active as a No. 3 Fantasy forward for sure.

Outlaw returning to bench soon	Updated 4/4/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: According to the Oregonian, Portland guard Brandon Roy and team athletic trainer Jay Jensen declared that Roy should be ready to play in the Blazers' next game -- Sunday at home against San Antonio. This means Travis Outlaw will return to the bench.	Analysis: Outlaw is averaging 13.3 ppg, 4.5 rpg and 1.4 apg this season while mostly playing a sixth man role off the bench. His demotion should not affect his output much.

Outlaw drops 20 points on Wiz	Updated 3/26/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Portland forward Travis Outlaw went for 20 points, six rebounds and five assists Tuesday against Washington.	Analysis: Outlaw picked up the scoring slack with Brandon Roy and LaMarcus Aldridge both dealing with injuries. Look for that to continue if both remain sidelined, and continue to start Outlaw as a No. 3 Fantasy forward.

Outlaw gets 13 points off bench	Updated 3/19/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Trail Blazers SF Travis Outlaw poured in 13 points in 23 minutes off the bench during Tuesday's game against the Suns. He also grabbed two rebounds and two assists as he scored in double figures for the third time in three games.	Analysis: Outlaw has played well this year and remains useful as a No. 4 Fantasy forward.

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Outlaw pours in 13 points off bench	Updated 3/14/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Trail Blazers SF Travis Outlaw poured in 13 points in 28 minutes off the bench during Thursday's game against the Kings. He also grabbed five rebounds as he scored in double figures for the first time in five games.	Analysis: Outlaw came into Thursday's contest averaging a season-low 8.8 points. This comes after he averaged 14-15 points from December through February. Outlaw is a decent scoring option off the bench for Portland, but is more of a No. 4 Fantasy forward.

Outlaw scores 14 off bench	Updated 3/5/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Portland forward Travis Outlaw went for 14 points, five rebounds and three assists Tuesday against Phoenix.	Analysis: Outlaw has played well this year and remains useful as a No. 3 Fantasy forward.

Outlaw still scoring well with Roy	Updated 3/3/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers SF Travis Outlaw continued to put up points Sunday at Golden State despite the recent return of SG Brandon Roy. He had 17 points and five rebounds in 30 minutes off the bench.	Analysis: Outlaw has scored in double figures over his last nine games, averaging 18.7 points over that stretch. He remains useful as a No. 3 Fantasy forward.

Outlaw struggles as a starter	Updated 2/28/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers F Travis Outlaw shot just 3-for-13 from the field in Wednesday's win at the Clippers. He scored 10 points with 3 rebounds while starting in place of Brandon Roy.	Analysis: Outlaw may be more comfortable as the team's sixth man than he is as a starter. He was coming off a couple of games with 18 and 24 points and this should just be chalked up as a tough shooting night for now. He remains useful as a No. 3 or 4 Fantasy forward.

Outlaw goes for 18	Updated 2/27/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Portland forward Travis Outlaw, who led the Blazers in scoring in each of their previous four games while averaging 23 points, had 18 against the Lakers in his first start of the season Tuesday. Outlaw also had four rebounds and two assists.	Analysis: Outlaw has been a useful Fantasy option this season and should be considered a No. 3 Fantasy forward. With Brandon Roy (ankle) sidelined, continue to start Outlaw in all scoring formats at this time.

Outlaw the new sheriff in town	Updated 2/25/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: With SG Brandon Roy hobbled for much of the second half, Blazers SF Travis Outlaw played a higher-than-usual 31 minutes off the bench Sunday against the Celtics. He finished with 24 points, five rebounds and four assists.	Analysis: Roy has now averaged 23 points over his last four games, scoring at least 20 in three. He remains a consistent enough scorer to use as a No. 4 forward in Fantasy, and a prolonged absence for Roy would only improve his value.

Outlaw drops 26 off the bench	Updated 2/23/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers F Travis Outlaw had 26 points with 5 rebounds and an assist Friday at Seattle. He logged 27 minutes off the bench and shot 8-for-14 from the field.	Analysis: Outlaw continues to be the team's best scoring option off the bench and is a useful Fantasy option while he remains the team's sixth man. Consider him a decent, low-end Fantasy start.

Outlaw contributes off the bench	Updated 2/22/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers F Travis Outlaw had 19 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists and a block in 27 minutes of action off the bench Thursday against Seattle.	Analysis: Outlaw continues to be the team's best scoring option off the bench and is a useful Fantasy option while he remains the team's sixth man. Consider him a decent, low-end Fantasy start.

Outlaw leads Blazers with 23	Updated 2/20/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Portland forward Travis Outlaw had 23 points and five rebounds Tuesday against the Kings. This was Outlaw's best game in his past six and he has four games in double figures in points in his past six outings.	Analysis: Look for Outlaw to stay hot. He has played well this season and is worth using as a No. 4 Fantasy forward for the rest of the year.

Outlaw bounces back with 13	Updated 2/14/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers F Travis Outlaw had 13 points Wednesday at Dallas, bouncing back from a 2-for-6 shooting night at Houston when he had 7 points.	Analysis: Outlaw has been the team's best scoring option off the bench, averaging over 12 points and four rebounds with consistent playing time off the bench. He's useful as a No. 3 or 4 Fantasy forward.

Outlaw finally silenced, drops four	Updated 2/9/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers SF Travis Outlaw, coming off a stretch of 13 straight games with double-digit scoring, scored only four in 18 minutes off the bench Friday at Detroit. He shot 2-for-8 from the floor.	Analysis: Chalk Friday up as a bad night for Outlaw, who has actually become a fairly consistent forward in Fantasy. With an average of 13.0 points and 5.1 rebounds per game, treat him as a No. 4 option at his position.

Outlaw gets double-double	Updated 2/5/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Portland forward Travis Outlaw had 16 points, 10 rebounds and one assist Monday against Denver. This was Outlaw's third double-double of the season.	Analysis: Outlaw has played well this year, especially as a scorer. When he rebounds like this that just adds to his ability. Continue to use Outlaw as a No. 3 Fantasy forward and hope for more outings like this.

Outlaw works overtime off pine	Updated 2/2/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers F Travis Outlaw had 13 points with four rebounds and two blocks in Friday's overtime win over New York. He has scored in double figures in 11 straight games.	Analysis: Outlaw continues to come off the pine for the Blazers, but he's their primary scoring option off the bench and is usually going to get 25-30 minutes like a starter. He's averaging around 13 points and five rebounds, making him a useful low-end starter in Fantasy.

Outlaw contribute off the bench	Updated 1/31/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers F Travis Outlaw had 13 points with three rebounds and a steal in Wednesday's loss to Cleveland. He shot 4-for-10 from the field in 25 minutes off the bench.	Analysis: Outlaw continues to come off the pine for the Blazers, but he's their primary scoring option off the bench and is usually going to get 25-30 minutes like a starter. He's averaging around 13 points and five rebounds, making him a useful low-end starter in Fantasy.

Outlaw seeing double off bench	Updated 1/27/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers SF Travis Outlaw had 15 points and three rebounds in 27 minutes off the bench Sunday against the Hawks. Even as a reserve, he has now scored in double figures in nine straight games.	Analysis: Outlaw has averaged 17 points over that span. The breakout currently deserves to start as no less than a No. 4 forward in Fantasy.

Outlaw playing well on road	Updated 1/23/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Portland F Travis Outlaw has been money on the Blazers' current road trip. In the six games, he has 16.8 points and 6.7 rebounds.	Analysis: Outlaw is having a breakout season. Continue to start him as a No. 4 Fantasy forward.

Outlaw stays on fire with 18, eight	Updated 1/18/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers SF Travis Outlaw had 18 points and eight rebounds Friday at Miami. He has now scored in double figures in four straight games and six of the last seven contests.	Analysis: Outlaw has averaged 15.6 points and 6.1 rebounds over his last seven games. He comes off the bench, but those numbers certainly make him a worthy No. 4 Fantasy forward.

Outlaw on a roll since December	Updated 1/17/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers SF Travis Outlaw scored 17 points in 31 minutes off the bench Wednesday against the Celtics. He also had seven rebounds and three assists. Outlaw has hit double figures in three straight games and five of the last six contests.	Analysis: Outlaw has been a solid sixth man off the bench for the Blazers since early December. He is averaging more than 13 points per game and has emerged as a decent No. 4 Fantasy forward.

Outlaw very productive off bench	Updated 1/13/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers SF Travis Outlaw had 18 points, six rebounds and two assists in Sunday's double overtime loss at Toronto. He also added three blocks.	Analysis: Outlaw has emerged as the team's top scoring option off the bench and he will see regular starter's minutes for the foreseeable future. He's useful as a low-end Fantasy starter.

Outlaw limited in blowout win	Updated 1/10/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers SF Travis Outlaw had just eight points, but added eight rebounds, in Wednesday's 109-91 win over Golden State. He played just 22 minutes off the bench.	Analysis: Outlaw wasn't needed much in the second half of the blowout win and he played his fewest minutes in four games. He has assumed the primary scoring role off the bench and has been useful as a low-end Fantasy starter in leagues of 10-plus teams.

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Outlaw back over 20 points	Updated 1/4/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers SF Travis Outlaw scored 21 points off the bench in Thursday's win at Chicago, giving him over 20 points for the first time in nine games.	Analysis: Outlaw has emerged as the team's top scoring option off the bench and he will see regular starter's minutes for the foreseeable future. He's useful as a low-end Fantasy starter.

Outlaw hits double figures Monday	Updated 1/1/2008
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Trail Blazers SF Travis Outlaw scored 11 points and grabbed three rebounds in 21 minutes off the bench Monday against the Jazz. It was the fourth time in six games he scored in double figures.	Analysis: Outlaw had a pretty good December, including scoring in double figures for eight straight games to open the month. Outlaw has become Portland's sixth man option, overtaking Jarrett Jack in that role. He's seeing starter's minutes and is producing lines like this one, making him a viable start as a low-end forward in Fantasy leagues of 10-plus teams.

Outlaw good for 21 off the bench	Updated 12/15/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers F Travis Outlaw had 21 points off 6-for-10 shooting off the bench in Friday's win over Utah. He added six rebounds, two assists, two steals and a block.	Analysis: Outlaw has become Portland's sixth man option, overtaking Jarrett Jack in that role. He's seeing starter's minutes and is producing lines like this one, making him a viable start as a low-end forward in Fantasy leagues of 10-plus teams.

Outlaw drops 21 off the bench	Updated 12/4/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers SF Travis Outlaw scored 21 points with seven rebounds and two blocks off the bench Monday at Memphis. He had 17 points with 11 rebounds on Sunday at San Antonio.	Analysis: Outlaw should serve as the Blazers' primary scorer off the bench this season, meaning he has some value in Fantasy. Start him as a No. 4 option while he's hot.

Outlaw's free-throws clinch win	Updated 11/24/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: The Sports Xchange reports Trail Blazers F Travis Outlaw made only 2-of-6 shots and had six points Friday against the Kings, but he also collected five rebounds and blocked three shots -- two of them on one possession coming with weak-side help in the fourth quarter. And his two free throws with 0.4 of a second to go provided the final margin in a 87-84 win.	Analysis: Outlaw should serve as the Blazers' primary scorer off the bench this season, meaning he has some value in Fantasy. He is still nothing more than a low-end Fantasy reserve at this time.

T. Outlaw scores 11 off the bench	Updated 10/31/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Travis Outlaw may have lost the battle to start at small forward for the Blazers this season, but he still made a solid contribution off the bench in the season opener Tuesday at San Antonio. He played 20 minutes, scoring 11 points on 4-of-10 shooting. He also pulled down five rebounds.	Analysis: Outlaw should serve as the Blazers' primary scorer off the bench this season, meaning he has some value in Fantasy. He could average over 10 points per game, so pick him up if you need depth at forward.

Travis Outlaw scores 24 points	Updated 10/20/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers SF Travis Outlaw scored 24 points in Friday's preseason game vs. Sacramento. He is averaging 13.8 ppg and 5.3 rpg in four preseason games.	Analysis: Outlaw is battling for the starting job at small forward with Martell Webster and it really has been a battle. Webster is averaging 19.0 ppg and 4.3 rpg in the preseason. Webster's ability to play both the two and the three may actually end up slotting him on the bench, leaving Outlaw the starting job at the three. Continue to monitor this situation. At the time being, Outlaw and Webster are worth late-round fliers in Fantasy drafts.

Outlaw scores 18 preseason points	Updated 10/13/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers SF Travis Outlaw scored 18 points on 6-for-18 shooting during Friday's preseason game at Denver.	Analysis: Outlaw might have decent value in keeper leagues but is too inconsistent to help your Fantasy team at this time.

Blazers keep Outlaw	Updated 7/18/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: According to the Oregonian, the Trail Blazers took another step toward solidifying their roster Tuesday when the organization made good on its promise to retain free agent Travis Outlaw, signing the 22-year-old small forward to a three-year contract. Outlaw split time at small forward and power forward last season, when he had career-high averages in points (9.6), rebounds (3.2), blocks (1.1) and minutes played (22.9).	Analysis: Outlaw has minimal Fantasy value and should only be drafted in 2007-08 in very deep formats.

Outlaw's scoring spree ends	Updated 4/7/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers F Travis Outlaw, who played most of the fourth quarter Friday and finished with 30 minutes, had nine points but snapped a string of three straight double-figure scoring games.	Analysis: Outlaw might have decent value in keeper leagues but is too inconsistent to help your Fantasy team at this time.

T. Outlaw steps up for Blazers	Updated 4/5/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Travis Outlaw scored 22 points -- 16 in the first half -- to equal his career high on Wednesday vs. Utah.	Analysis: With starters Zach Randolph (Friday surgery to repair ligaments and remove bone fragments in his right hand) and Joel Przybilla (knee surgery) gone for the season and LaMarcus Aldrige out indefinitely, Outlaw is well worth a flier.

Outlaw chips in with 13 points	Updated 4/1/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Travis Outlaw had 13 points and was 9-of-10 from the line but only 2-of-10 from the field Saturday vs. the Clippers.	Analysis: With starters Zach Randolph (Friday surgery to repair ligaments and remove bone fragments in his right hand) and Joel Przybilla (knee surgery) gone for the season and Ime Udoka (concussion) lost for the short-term, Portland is really thin on the front line. Also, LaMarcus Aldridge left the lineup in the first half Saturday after experiencing dizziness and heart arrhythmia. The rookie center-forward was treated at a local hospital for dehydration before being released, but the Blazers may need Outlaw to play a bigger role down the stretch. Consider him an option in extremely deep leagues.

Outlaw effective of Blazers bench	Updated 3/30/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers F Travis Outlaw was the team's most effective player off the bench Thursday vs. Memphis, contributing 13 points and three rebounds in 25 minutes. He hit six of 10 shots from the field.	Analysis: Outlaw has gotten on a bit of a roll of late and is worth owning in leagues of 10-plus teams as a possible replacement option for the stretch run.

Outlaw has brief outburst Friday	Updated 3/17/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Travis Outlaw, who played less than eight minutes in the first three quarters and had only one point Friday at the Lakers, scored 10 points during a 3:34 span to help Portland grab an 83-79 lead with 5:53 to play.	Analysis: Keep an eye on Outlaw's status, but it is recommended to keep him reserved until he can string together a couple of games like this.

Outlaw hurts ankle	Updated 2/22/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers forward Travis Outlaw re-injured the ankle that caused him to miss 15 games in the second quarter Wednesday against the Lakers and didn't return.	Analysis: Keep an eye on Outlaw's status, but it is recommended to keep him reserved until healthy.

Outlaw's numbers tank	Updated 2/17/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Portland F Travis Outlaw played just one game in January because of an ankle injury and has seen action in only four games in February despite being healthy. He did average more than nine points for the first two months of the season before getting injured.	Analysis: Portland has gone with a different rotation since Outlaw got injured, so they have had a hard time working him back in now that he is healthy. He is no longer a viable Fantasy option.

Outlaw makes impact	Updated 2/9/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: In his second game back after missing 15 games with a sprained ankle, Travis Outlaw had an impact with 10 points, six rebounds and three steals in 29 minutes. If only he had hit the potential game-winner in the closing seconds of regulation.	Analysis: Despite the good outing, Outlaw has minimal Fantasy value at this time.

Outlaw has 10 points against Suns	Updated 2/7/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers forward Travis Outlaw had 10 points and six rebounds in 29 minutes off the bench Tuesday against the Suns.	Analysis: Outlaw has minimal Fantasy value at this time.

Outlaw back after missing 15 games	Updated 2/4/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Trail Blazers F Travis Outlaw returned to the team's lineup Saturday against the Bulls after missing 15 games with a sprained ankle.	Analysis: It appears safe to once again use Outlaw in Fantasy leagues. He should only be used as a low-end option in deeper leagues at this time.

T. Outlaw closer to return	Updated 1/27/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Small forward Travis Outlaw, who missed his 11th straight game with a severe ankle sprain, is getting closer to a return to duty.	Analysis: Best guess: Wednesday against Denver at the Rose Garden. Keep him out of all active Fantasy lineups until further notice.

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Outlaw cleared to start running	Updated 1/23/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers forward Travis Outlaw, who has missed nine games with an ankle injury, has begun running but is still at least a week away from a return to action.	Analysis: Outlaw has minimal Fantasy value even when healthy.

Outlaw out a while longer	Updated 1/18/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Travis Outlaw, who has missed the last seven games with an ankle injury, hasn't begun workouts yet and could be out another couple of weeks.	Analysis: Outlaw won't be back until later in January, so keep him out of all active Fantasy lineups until then.

Outlaw out with sprained ankle	Updated 1/7/2007
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers F Travis Outlaw is expected to be out another 10 days or so with an ankle sprain. He was injured in the second half of Wednesday's New York game.	Analysis: Even before getting injured, Outlaw's production began to take a dip and he was becoming less valuable to Fantasy owners. Now that he is out, you can either stash him away on your bench or cut him for another viable Fantasy stopgap. Outlaw won't be back until later in January, so keep him out of all active Fantasy lineups until then.

Outlaw has another solid game	Updated 12/23/2006
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Travis Outlaw had another in his string of productive games on Friday, going for 18 points, five rebounds, three assists and two steals in 37 minutes off the bench. In his last six games, the 6-9 small forward is averaging 12.2 points and has blocked 11 shots. He leads the Blazers with 40 blocks.	Analysis: It is time to jump on the Travis Outlaw bandwagon. He is only owned in 22 percent of leagues right now, but he should be used as a stopgap Fantasy option while he is racking up the stats. And who knows, he might just turn into a Fantasy starter down the road.

Outlaw keys Wednesday's victory	Updated 12/21/2006
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Travis Outlaw was a major factor, hitting five of nine shots -- including two key ones in the final six minutes -- while scoring 12 points, grabbing four rebounds and blocking four shots in 23 minutes on Wednesday against the Rockets.	Analysis: Outlaw is averaging 9.9 rebounds and 3.9 rebounds per game. He should be used as a reserve forward in the deepest of Fantasy leagues at this time.

Outlaw staging a block party	Updated 12/14/2006
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Travis Outlaw has become Portland's best shot-blocker, and he was in fine form Wednesday, swatting four in 16 minutes, including a Damon Stoudamire drive with 36 seconds to go that could have given the Grizzlies a lead.	Analysis: Despite playing off the bench, he can be useful as a stopgap option in deeper formats. He can also be useful in Rotisserie formats as a cheap source for blocks.

Outlaw good for 13 and 5	Updated 12/9/2006
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers F Travis Outlaw scored 13 points off 5-for-8 shooting in Friday's game at Indiana. He also added five rebounds.	Analysis: Outlaw is averaging 9.7 ppg and 4.0 rpg this season. Despite playing off the bench, he can be useful as a stopgap option in deeper formats.

Outlaw enjoys role off bench	Updated 12/2/2006
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Travis Outlaw is finally showing some of the promise that caused the Blazers to make him their first-round draft pick out of Starkville (Miss.) High in 2003. The 6-9 Outlaw, who had 13 points Friday night, has played both small forward and power forward for the Blazers while coming off the bench, a role he has told coach Nate McMillan he is most comfortable in. A fourth-year pro whose rookie contract expires at the end of the year, Outlaw is averaging 10.5 points per game.	Analysis: Outlaw is someone worth keeping an eye on. You might think about adding him to your roster if you have the roster spot. His numbers have been steadily improving and he could be a short-term Fantasy option at sometime this season.

T. Outlaw chips in with 16	Updated 11/16/2006
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: It was the good Travis Outlaw that showed up Wednesday night. The inconsistent small forward scored 16 points and was active defensively, blocking two shots in 29 minutes.	Analysis: Outlaw has been far too inconsistent to trust in Fantasy leagues, but is still a player that should be stashed away in larger leagues. If he stabalizes, he can be a nice option.

T. Outlaw off to nice start	Updated 11/13/2006
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Blazers F Travis Outlaw is averaging 9.6 ppg and 4.9 rpg in seven games coming off the bench.	Analysis: Despite lacking a starting job, Outlaw has seen regular minutes. He's averaging 23.4 mpg and should be considered a decent replacement option in larger formats.

Travis Outlaw comes to life	Updated 4/11/2006
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: In his seventh start of the season, Travis Outlaw did little the first half (three points, zero rebounds), then came to life in the second half in perhaps his best 24-minute spot of the season. The 6-9 third-year pro finished with 14 points, seven boards, two steals and a spectacular blocked shot in 27 minutes.	Analysis: With Joel Przybilla out of the picture, Outlaw could be worth something in leagues that allow daily transactions.

Travis Outlaw gets DNP/CD	Updated 3/8/2006
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: With Theo Ratliff coming back, forward Travis Outlaw was the odd man out on Tuesday. He had his first DNP/CD (did not play, coach's decision) since Dec. 20.	Analysis: Outlaw does not play enough minutes to warrant serious Fantasy consideration at this point in his career.

Outlaw's offensive game improving	Updated 1/30/2006
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Forward Travis Outlaw's offensive game is improving. The third-year player had 10 points and three rebounds in 20 minutes on Saturday, hitting three jumpers to go with a tomahawk jam.	Analysis: Outlaw does not play enough minutes to warrant serious Fantasy consideration at this point in his career.

Outlaw scores 13 points	Updated 1/19/2006
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Travis Outlaw scored 13 points on 6-of-11 shooting on Wednesday vs. Toronto.	Analysis: Outlaw does not play enough minutes to warrant serious Fantasy consideration at this point in his career.

Outlaw plays 13 minutes	Updated 1/14/2006
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Travis Outlaw scored six points on 3-of-5 shooting in only 13 minutes on Friday vs. Orlando.	Analysis: Outlaw does not play enough minutes to warrant serious Fantasy consideration at this point in his career.

Outlaw scores 12 points	Updated 1/9/2006
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Travis Outlaw got a start at PF and scored 12 points on 4-of-9 shooting with seven rebounds on Sunday vs. Miami.	Analysis: Monitor this situation; he would be fairly valuable if he remains a starter.

Outlaw scores six in Philly	Updated 11/29/2005
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Travis Outlaw scored six points on 3-of-6 shooting in 19 minutes on Tuesday vs. Philadelphia.	Analysis: Outlaw does not play enough minutes to warrant serious Fantasy consideration at this point in his career.

Travis Outlaw goes for 34	Updated 7/7/2005
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Outlaw scored 34 points on 12-of-17 shooting in a win in the Reebok Vegas Summer League. He also grabbed five boards.	Analysis: Outlaw will likely be a big part of new coach Nate McMillan's plans in 2005-06. He is worthy of a middle-round selection on Draft Day if he has a strong camp.

Blazers' Outlaw bocks three shots	Updated 3/18/2005
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Travis Outlaw had nine points, six rebounds and three blocks in 27 minutes off the bench during Thursday's contest against the Mavericks. He shot 3-for-5 from the field and 3-for-4 from the line.	Analysis: After being held scoreless for the entire month of February, Outlaw has been added to Portland's regular rotation. He's scoring 8.3 PPG in 19.4 minutes this month.

Travis Outlaw goes for 17	Updated 3/10/2005
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Outlaw scored 17 points in 25 minutes off of the bench in Wednesday's game against the Bulls on 6-of-9 shooting.	Analysis: Outlaw also posted four rebounds, three steals, two assists and a blocked shot. It appears interim coach Kevin Pritchard is ready to give Outlaw a long look down the stretch, so he might be worth scooping up in larger Fantasy leagues.

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Blazers' Outlaw nets 13	Updated 1/10/2005
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Travis Outlaw shot 6-for-8 from the court and finished with 13 points and four rebounds in Sunday's game against the Knicks.	Analysis: Outlaw should see an increased role with Darius Miles and Shareef Abdur-Rahim being placed on the I-L. He could be a cheap source for blocks and boards in larger leagues.

Travis Outlaw has five blocks	Updated 1/2/2005
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Outlaw had three points, six rebounds and five blocks off the bench in Saturday's game against Golden State.	Analysis: Outlaw is a quick-leaping frontcourt player with a raw offensive game. He has minimal Fantasy appeal.

Travis Outlaw back on I-L	Updated 2/5/2004
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Portland placed Outlaw on the injured list due to patella tendinitis on Wednesday.	Analysis: Outlaw has no Fantasy value when healthy.

Travis Outlaw activated	Updated 1/16/2004
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Outlaw (knee) was activated from the injured list on Thursday.	Analysis: Outlaw does not warrant any Fantasy consideration.

Travis Outlaw placed on I-L	Updated 1/6/2004
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Outlaw was placed on the injured list on Monday due to bilateral patella tendinitis.	Analysis: Outlaw is not a useful Fantasy player.

Travis Outlaw activated	Updated 12/31/2003
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Outlaw (knee) was activated from the injured list on Wednesday.	Analysis: Outlaw is not a useful Fantasy player.

Travis Outlaw placed on I-L	Updated 11/20/2003
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Portland placed Outlaw on the injured list Wednesday due to bilateral patella tendinitis.	Analysis: When healthy, Outlaw is not a useful Fantasy player.

Blazers activate Outlaw	Updated 11/9/2003
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Outlaw (knees) was activated off the injured list on Saturday.	Analysis: He has minimal Fantasy appeal.

Travis Outlaw placed on I-L	Updated 10/27/2003
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Outlaw was placed on the injured list on Monday with an undisclosed injury.	Analysis: It is unclear when Outlaw will make his season debut. He is not a useful Fantasy player.

	Updated 7/15/2003
Travis Outlaw, SF POR
News: Outlaw has signed a three-year deal with Portland. He has no immediate Fantasy appeal.	Analysis:

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