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Carney missed Tuesday's game with a sinus infection, the Associated Press reports.

Price (concussion) did not play in Tuesday's loss to the Bulls.

As expected, West (finger) did not play Tuesday against New Jersey.

As expected, Harris (shoulder) did not play Tuesday against Cleveland.

Martin is out of Tuesday's game against Dallas because of an injured left knee, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Dampier (knee) will not play Tuesday night against Denver, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Johnson (illness) is in the lineup for Tuesday night's game in Memphis, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Ellis underwent an MRI on Tuesday which revealed a mild knee sprain, Marc Spears of Yahoo! Sports reports.

Iverson will miss at least two more games because of the lingering illness of one of his children, the Associated Press reports.

Harris (shoulder) is "not probable" to play Tuesday night against the Cavs, the New Jersey Star-Ledger reports.

Evans (foot) is expected to play Wednesday night against Philadelphia, the National Post reports.

Bargnani, who was limited during Monday's practice by a tender ankle, participated fully in Tuesday's practice with no restrictions, the National Post reports.

Odom missed practice Tuesday to have an MRI/CAT scan on his sore left foot, the Lakers' official site reports.

Anthony (ankle) made it through shootaround and is likely to play in Tuesday night's game against the Mavericks, the Nuggets' official Twitter page reports.

Batum (shoulder) will start on Tuesday night against the Thunder, The Oregonian's Joe Freeman reports.

Bryant (ankle) will be a game-time decision for Wednesday's game against Utah, ESPN.com reports.

Odom started Monday against San Antonio and finished with 16 points and 10 rebounds in the Lakers' 101-89 victory.

Hawks' GM Rick Sund made comments yesterday indicating that his team would not trade any core players before the deadline, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Iverson (personal) could get moved to a bench role when he returns to the team, the Philadelphia Daily News reports.

West (finger) is unlikely to play in Tuesday's game against the Nets, Brian Windhorst of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Smith suffered a right shoulder strain during Friday's win over the Lakers and is questionable for Tuesday's game against Dallas, the Denver Post reports.

Billups (ankles) is expected to play Tuesday against Dallas despite sprains to both of his ankles, the Denver Post reports.

Andersen (knee) was officially listed as probable for Tuesday's game against Dallas, the Denver Post reports.

Afflalo (ankle) did some work on the court Monday and pronounced himself ready to play Tuesday against the Mavericks, the Denver Post reports.

Anthony (ankle) joked that his official status of "probable" for Tuesday's game against Dallas was more like a 50-50 chance, the Denver Post reports.

Maggette (dislocated finger) is definitely out for Wednesday's game against the Clippers and could miss games after the All-Star break, the Contra Costa Times reports.

Lowry's MRI showed a sprained left ankle but no further damage, the Houston Chronicle reports. Lowry is expected to be out for a week before he'll be re-examined.

Dampier missed Monday's game with a swollen knee, the Associated Press reports.

Ellis came through with 27 points, five rebounds and five assists before leaving Monday's game with an apparent right knee injury in the final four minutes, the Associated Press reports.

As expected, Bynum (hip) will sit out Monday's game against the Spurs, the Los Angeles Times reports.

Bryant (ankle) will not play Monday night, but he hopes to return Wednesday against the Jazz, Ross Siler of the Salt Lake Tribune reports.

Iverson (personal) hopes to play in Sunday's All-Star game, Yahoo! Sports reports.

Thornton (sore lower back) will miss Monday's game against the Magic, the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Arthur (chest) is listed as out for Tuesday's game against the Hawks, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Harris (shoulder) said he will be a game-time decision for Tuesday's matchup against the Cavs, the Newark Star-Ledger reports.

Blazers coach Nate McMillan is considering moving Batum (shoulder) to the starting lineup, The Oregonian reports.

Roy (hamstring) passed on a PRP injection Monday, opting for rest and conventional treatment, Joel Freeman of The Oregonian reports.

Deng, who missed Monday's practice with tendinitis in his right shoulder, is expected to play Tuesday against the Pacers, ESPN Chicago reports.

Thornton (back) is listed as questionable for Monday's game against the Magic, the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Robinson missed Monday's practice with a groin injury, Alan Hahn of Newsday reports.

Foster is scheduled to undergo season-ending back surgery next week, Mike Wells of the Indianapolis Star reports.

The probability of Dampier (knee) playing in Monday's game against the Warriors continues to decrease, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Anthony (ankle) called himself "probable" for Tuesday's game against the Mavericks, the Nuggets' official Twitter page reports.

Pierce (foot) was removed from practice on Monday and is listed as "questionable" for Wednesday's game at New Orleans, the Boston Globe reports.

According to USA Today, Harris (shoulder) is "50/50" to play Tuesday against the Cavs.

Bynum (hip) is likely to sit out Monday's game with San Antonio as he recovers from the bruised hip sufferred Saturday, ESPNLosAngeles.com reports.

Bryant (ankle) did not participate in a team shootaround Monday and underwent "diagnostic tests" on his left ankle, but remains a game-time decision for Monday's showdown with San Antonio, according to ESPNLosAngeles.com.

West (finger) has a chance return to action Tuesday against the Nets, the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Maggette will miss at least the Warriors' next two games with a dislocated left ring finger/knuckle, Jaymee Sire on Twitter reports.

Chandler (foot) practiced in full Monday. The Bobcats have not yet decided on whether to activate him for Tuesday, the Charlotte Observer reports.

Felton sprained his right ankle in practice Monday and his status for Tuesday is unknown, the Charlotte Observer reports.

Nene (foot) is listed as day-to-day for Tuesday's game against the Mavericks, the ?Denver Post

Robinson will return to the bench for Tuesday night's game against the Kings, the New York Post reports.

Iverson has yet to return to practice, Kate Fagan of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

The Rockets are expecting to be without Ariza (hip pointer) for Tuesday's game against Miami, Myfoxhouston.com reports.

Thomas (personal) did not travel with his team and will not play in Monday's game against the Warriors, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Dampier (knee) will be a game-time decision for Monday's game against the Warriors, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Noah (plantar fasciitis) continues to wear a boot while he tries to improve movement in his left foot, the Chicago Sun-Times reports.

Thomas (supsension) will most likely be back in the lineup on Tuesday, the Chicago Sun-Times reports.

Watson is expected to return to action on Tuesday when the Pacers' play the Bulls, the Indianapolis Star reports.

Price was diagnosed with a concussion after colliding with Bucks' center Andrew Bogut on a drive into the lane Saturday, the Indianapolis Star reports.

Villanueva (back) returned to the hardwood Saturday, finishing with 12 points (4-of-7 FG, 4-of-4 3Pt) in a 99-92 win over the Nets.

Arthur (torn pectoral muscle) plans to return to game action Tuesday, the Associated Press reports.

Harris suffered a sprained AC joint in his left shoulder during Saturday's collision with Jarvis Hayes and is considered day-to-day, the Bergen Record reports.

Nene injured a muscle in his left foot during Saturday's loss to the Jazz, the Denver Post reports.

Bryant (ankle) will be evaluated Sunday to determine his status for Monday's game against the Spurs, the Los Angeles Times reports.

Parker (ankle) had 14 points and 14 assists in the Spurs' win over the Clippers on Saturday.

Belinelli (ankle) will sit out Sunday's game against the Kings with a sore ankle, Matt Devlin, Raptors play-by-play announcer, reports via twitter.

Bynum left the game early with a hip injury on Saturday night. He returned, but then sat out the second half.

Ariza finished Saturday's game with a hip pointer that made it too painful for him to change clothes afterwards, the Houston Chronicle reports.

Lowry left Saturday's game with a sprained left ankle that will keep him out of Tuesday's game in Miami, the Houston Chronicle reports.

Lowry left the game early in the third quarter Saturday night with a sprained left ankle.

According to Warriors coach Don Nelson, Radmanovic (Achilles) won't be back until well after the All-Star break, the Contra Costa Times reports.

Bogut (migraine) scored 21 points (9-for-15 FG, 3-for-3 FT) with eight boards, two assists, a blocked shot and a steal in 34 minutes of play Saturday night.

Price left Saturday's game with 6:26 remaining in the third quarter after he was hit in the face on a drive to the basket. He did not return.

Boozer (calf) started Saturday against the Nuggets and recorded a double-double with 19 points and 13 rebounds.

Wallace (hamstring) started Saturday and scored 14 points in 45 minutes played. He also had seven rebounds and three assists.

Bryant (ankle) will sit out Saturday's game against the Blazers to rest his ailing left ankle, the Orange County Register reports

Billups (ankle) will miss the Nuggets' game against the Jazz on Saturday with a sprained right ankle that he suffered in Friday's win over the Lakers, the Jazz' official site reports.

The Blazers Edge blog is reporting that Roy (hamstring) will sit out through the All-Star break and will not play in the All-Star game.

Hughes (toe) will not play in Saturday's game against the Cavs, the New York Times reports.

Thornton (back) will miss his second straight game with a sore back, the Hornets' official site reports.

Iverson (personal) will miss his third straight game when the Sixers play the Rockets on Saturday, the Houston Chronicle reports.

Bogut (migraine) will play in Saturday's game against the Pacers, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reports.

Bogut (migraine) will play in Saturday's game against the Pacers, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reports.

Contrary to earlier reports, Chandler (foot) will not be activated for Saturday's game against the Hornets, the Bobcats' official site reports.

Villanueva (back) will play in Saturday's game against the Nets, the Oakland Press reports.

Pierce (foot) says he plans to play Sunday against Orlando, the Boston Globe reports. "I'm good to go [Sunday]," he said. "It's a lot better than it was [Friday], so it's improving, not quite 100 percent, but it's good enough for me to play on."

Charlotte coach Larry Brown said Chandler (foot) will be activated for Saturday night's game against New Orleans, the Charlotte Observer reports.

Chicago has suspended Thomas for one game for conduct detrimental to the team, the Bulls' official site reports.

Boozer (calf) confirmed that he practiced Friday and expects to play Saturday against Denver, the Deseret News reports.

Roy (hamstring) will not play Saturday against the Lakers, the Columbian reports. Jerryd Bayless will start at shooting guard for Portland.

Head (viral infection) will miss Saturday's game against the Bucks, the Indianapolis Star reports.

Hansbrough's inner ear infection has gotten worse, the Indianapolis Star reports.

Hamilton battled through a stomach ailment to finish with just six points (3-of-8 FG) in 27 minutes against the Pacers Friday night, the Detroit Free Press reports.

There's a chance that Evans (foot) could be ready to return to the lineup on Wednesday against the 76ers, the Toronto Sun reports.

Hughes scored two points, grabbed one rebound, and collected two assists in 20 minutes of action on Friday.

Wallace (hamstring) says that he will play Saturday, the Charlotte Observer reports.

As expected, Anthony (ankle) did not play in Friday's win over the Lakers.

Nowitzki scored 21 points as Dallas fell to Minnesota on Friday night. He added eight rebounds and four assists.

Head missed Friday's game against the Pistons with a viral infection.

Morrow (knee) had a good practice on Friday and is planning on playing in the Warriors' game against the Thunder on Saturday, CSN Bay Area reports.

The Salt Lake Tribune's Steve Luhm believes Boozer (calf) participated in a closed practice Friday and will start Saturday's game against the Nuggets.

The Golden State of Mind blog is reporting that Randolph will need to continue using a stabilization boot for the next 30 days.

Nowitzki (thumb) will come off the bench on Friday as punishment for being late to practice, NBA.com reports.

Bogut left during the first quarter of Friday's game against the Knicks due to a migraine.

Dampier (knee) will play in Friday's game against the Timberwolves, the Dallas News reports.

Villanueva is out of Friday's game against the Pacers due to back spasms, the Detroit Free Press reports.

Calderon (ankle) practiced on Friday but was limited to non-contact drills, the National Post reports.

DeRozan (ankle) participated in all of Friday's practice and expects to play in the Raptors' game on Sunday, the National Post reports.

General manager Bryan Colangelo told the National Post that Turkoglu will need to wear a protective mask when he returns to the court.

Williams (shoulder) was seen shooting around after the Cavs' practice on Friday, the Associated Press reports.

Ajinca (thumb) will be in a cast for the next six weeks after undergoing surgery on Friday to repair ligament damage in his right thumb, the Charlotte Observer reports.

Ajinca underwent successful thumb surgery on Friday, and will miss at least the next six weeks while he remains in a cast, the Charlotte Observer reports.

West (finger) took part in a scrimmage on Friday, the Associated Press reports.

Thornton (back) will not play Friday against the 76ers, the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Lowry went through about half of Thursday's practice and was upgraded to questionable to play Friday in Memphis or Saturday against the 76ers, with a decision likely hinging on how his left knee responds to the extra work, the Houston Chronicle reports. "He ran pretty good," coach Rick Adelman said. "He wasn't limping. But he's been out a while. We don't want to push him. We want to make sure he is OK."

Roy felt a little pain in his hamstring during Friday's practice and his status for Saturday's game is still uncertain, The Columbian's Brian Smith reports.

Przybilla (knee) is out of his leg brace, The Columbian's Brian Smith reports.

Roy (hamstring) practiced on Friday and hopes to play against the Lakers on Saturday night, according to The Oregonian.

Chandler (foot) participated in practice on Friday for the first time since suffering a stress reaction in December, the Charlotte Observer reports.

Wallace (hamstring) should be able to return for Saturday's game against the Hornets, the Bobcats' official Twitter page report.

Iverson will miss his second straight game on Friday because one of his children is ill, USA Today reports.

Villanueva (back) is expected to play Friday against the Pacers, Mlive.com reports.

Parker (ankle) scored 18 points and handed out six assists in the Spurs' loss to the Blazers on Thursday, his first game back since spraining his ankle over a week ago.

Young (allergic reaction) should return Friday, the Memphis Commercial Appeal reports.

Anthony (ankle) said it would take a "miracle" for him to play on Friday against the Lakers, the Denver Post reports.

Gibson, who missed the start of the game due to his fiance being hospitalized with labor issues, arrived in the second quarter of Thursday's game.

Gibson has left the Cavaliers to be with his pregnant wife and will not play in Thursday's game against Miami, the Associated Press reports.

Noah has left the team from Atlanta and will return to Chicago to treat his plantar fasciitis, the Bulls' official site reports.

Casspi didn't practice Thursday because of a stomach virus, according to the Kings' official Twitter feed.

Paul is expected to miss between four and six weeks after undergoing left knee surgery on Thursday, ESPN's Marc Stein reports.

Batum (shoulder) will play Thursday night against San Antonio, according to the Associated Press.

Bayless (wrist) will play Thursday night against the Spurs, according to the Associated Press.

Udrih did not play Wednesday night because of plantar fasciitis in his foot, the Sacramento Bee reports.

Roy (hamstring) will miss Thursday's game against the Spurs, the Blazers' official site reports.

Butler, who missed Wednesday night's game because of a sore left knee, will try to play Friday night against Orlando, the Washington Post reports.

Anthony (ankle) practiced Thursday, but is not expected to play Friday night against the Lakers, according to the Nuggets' official site.

Dalembert did not practice Thursday because of a lower back strain, according to Kate Fagan of the Philadelphia Inquirer.

The Sixers are not sure if Iverson (personal) will be available for Friday night's game in New Orleans, according to Kate Fagan of the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Pietrus (ankle) participated in Thursday's practice and appears ready to play Friday night against Washington, the Orlando Sentinel reports.

Nelson (knee) practiced Thursday and appears to be ready to play Friday night against Washington, the Orlando Sentinel reports.

Bryant did not practice Thursday because of a sprained left ankle he aggravated during Wednesday night's game, the Lakers' official site reports.

Gibson, who played with a sore foot Tuesday and Wednesday, did not participate in Thursday's light practice, the Chicago Tribune reports.

Bulls coach Vinny Del Negro confirmed that the team has considered shutting down Noah (foot) until the All-Star break, the Chicago Tribune reports.

Deng has a minor ankle injury, but will play Friday night, according to K.C. Johnson of the Chicago Tribune.

Celtics coach Doc Rivers said Pierce (foot) is unlikely to play Friday night against the Nets, the Boston Globe reports.

Daniels practiced on Thursday for the first time since injuring his thumb, the Boston Globe reports.

Thornton (back) missed practice Thursday and is questionable for Friday's game against Philadelphia, the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Calderon (ankle) is listed as day-to-day after missing Wednesday's game against New Jersey, Holly MacKenzie of Slam Online reports.

Hansbrough (inner ear infection) met with a specialist on Tuesday in New York, the Indianapolis Star reports.

Watson will miss the next two games for personal reasons, Mike Wells of the Indianapolis Star reports.

Anthony (ankle) will likely not play in the next two games, Marc Spears of Yahoo! Sports reports.

West (finger) will miss Thursday's game against Miami, the Akron Beacon-Journal reports.

Though Powe (knee) has returned to practice, he has still not been cleared to suit up for the Cavaliers.

Parker (ankle) participated fully in the Spurs' shootaround on Wednesday and will likely play in Thursday's game against the Trail Blazers, according to the San Antonio Express-News.

Boozer (calf) has been working out and it continues to look as if he will return to the Jazz lineup Saturday, the Deseret News reports.

Nowitzki is playing with a sprained thumb he originally suffered in a loss to Phoenix, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Lowry began on-court rehab of his sprained knee Tuesday with hopes he could return before the All-Star break, the Houston Chronicle reports. Although he's not expected to play in Memphis on Friday, Lowry said he would not rule out that game or Saturday's game against Philadelphia. "It may be sooner or later, it may be after All-Star (weekend)," Lowry said. "I'll take my time, and I won't come back unless I'm ready."

Udrih did not play in Wednesday's loss to the Spurs.

Bayless finished Wednesday's loss to Utah with 14 points on 5-of-12 shooting and three assists.

Batum had eight points and two rebounds in Wednesday's loss to Utah. He tweaked his surgically repaired right shoulder in the second quarter and pulled himself from the game, but later returned, The Oregonian reports.

Thomas (personal) did not play Wednesday against the Warriors.

Thornton scored 22 points Wednesday against the Thunder before leaving with a lower back contusion after a hard fall in the fourth quarter, the Associated Press reports.

X-Rays on Bayless' wrist came back negative, and he has returned to the bench with his left wrist taped, Joe Freeman of The Oregonian reports.

Batum removed himself from Wednesday's game against the Jazz with an apparent shoulder injury, Joe Freeman of The Oregonian reports.

Anthony (ankle) will not play on Wednesday night, the Nuggets' official site reports.

Bayless left during the first quarter of Wednesday's game with a wrist injury, the Blazers' official Twitter feed reports.

Wallace (hamstring) won't play against the Lakers on Wednesday, Mike Trudell of the Lakers' official site reports.

As expected, Dampier (knee) will miss Wednesday's game against Golden State, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Noah (foot) started Tuesday and eight points and six rebounds in 25 minutes, but was grimacing as he ran up and down the court.

Celtics coach Doc Rivers said Pierce (foot) will not play in Wednesday's game against the Heat, Boston's official Twitter page reports.

DeRozan (ankle) will not play Wednesday against the Nets, the Toronto Star reports.

Thompson will miss the next two games to attend a funeral, Jason Jones of the Sacramento Bee reports.

Calderon will miss Wednesday's game against the Nets, Eric Smith of Toronto's 590 the FAN reports.

Bell has begun doing light rehab in his return from wrist surgery, CSNBayArea.com reports.

Harrington (knee) will return to action Wednesday against the Wizards, Newsday's Alan Hahn reports.

Wallace (hamstring) might not play Wednesday against the Lakers, the Charlotte Observer reports.

Dampier (knee) will likely miss Wednesday's game against the Warriors, ESPNDallas.com reports.

Parker (ankle) participated in the morning shootaround on Wednesday, but is unlikely to play until Thursday in Portland, the San Antonio Express-News reports.

Udrih has been dealing with a bruised heel and plantar fasciitis, the Sacramento Bee reports.

Anthony (ankle) did not participate in the club's morning shootaround and is now listed as questionable for Wednesday's game against Phoenix, the Denver Post reports.

Kapono (migraine) sat out Tuesday's practice with a migraine headache, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Butler will miss Wednesday's game against the Knicks because of swelling in his left knee, the Washington Post reports.

Warriors' coach Don Nelson is planning on shutting down Radmanovic due to his sore Achilles tendon, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

After missing 16 consecutive games with sore ankles, Bynum returned to action Tuesday against the Nets.

Coach Jeff Bower confirmed that Paul will undergo arthroscopic surgery on his left knee Thursday to repair a meniscus tear, the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Iverson will not play Wednesday against the Bulls because one of his children is ill, the Associated Press reports.

Young (allergic reaction) sat out Tuesday.

Pierce has a strained left "mid-foot," ESPN reports.

Villanueva, who was a game-time decision with a back injury, played Tuesday but was held scoreless in just eight minutes off the bench.

Calderon left Tuesday's game with a sprained right ankle, the Toronto Sun reports.

Maggette is out for Tuesday's game because of a left hip pointer, the Associated Press reports.

Turkoglu (eye) will miss Wednesday's game against the Nets at the very least, the Toronto Sun reports.

Nelson (knee) will not play Tuesday night against the Bucks, according to Josh Robbins of the Orlando Sentinel.

Nets coach Kiki Vandeweghe said Dooling will not play Tuesday night because of a sore hip, according to the Nets' official Twitter feed.

West (finger) will miss the Cavs' game against the Grizzlies on Tuesday, the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Outlaw (foot) is healing faster than expected and will likely return to the Blazers' lineup before the end of the month, the Oregonian reports.

Giddens (knee) underwent successful arthroscopic surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee on Tuesday, Our Sports Central reports.

Evans is now dealing with a swollen right ankle to go along with his bruised hip, the Sacramento Bee reports.