Leonard (hand) may return to action in two weeks, Yahoo! Sports reports.

He's expected to "resume light basketball activity this week," as reported, and this certainly is a positive sign for the young forward. He's averaging 15.2 points, 7.6 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 2.0 steals, 0.8 blocks, and 0.9 three-pointers made this season, which makes him a stash-worthy player in spite of his current situation.

Leonard (hand) is still "weeks" away from a return, according to coach Greg Popovich, San Antonio Express-News reports.

This is hardly unexpected, as an extended absence was anticipated after Leonard suffered a torn ligament in his right hand last month, but it sounds like Leonard may very well remain out for the majority of January. Marco Belinelli has fared reasonably well in an expanded role of late, recording double-digit points in three of his last four games.

Leonard (hand) is likely to miss extended time, Paul Garcia of Project Spurs reports.

When queried about Leonard's return status, coach Gregg Popovich said, "later rather than sooner," indicating the versatile wing is not close to being back on the floor. Leonard has missed the Spurs' last nine games and remains without a return timetable. It's nearly impossible to estimate just how long he'll remain out, but it appears Marco Belinelli, Boris Diaw and rookie Kyle Anderson should each continue to see moderate boosts in value with Leonard on the shelf.

Leonard (hand) will not play Tuesday against the Grizzlies, Paul Garcia of Project Spurs reports.

The Spurs aren't saying much about Leonard's injury, but the versatile wing will miss his eighth straight contest. Continue to consider him day-to-day, with his next opportunity to take the court coming Wednesday when the Spurs host the Pelicans.

Leonard (right hand) will not play Sunday against the Rockets.

Leonard is still nursing a bruised hand and will get a few more days to recover. He remains day-to-day, with his next chance to return coming Tuesday at Memphis.

Leonard (hand) will not play Friday against New Orleans.

Leonard continue to be without a return timetable and should be evaluated on a game-to-game basis. Consider him questionable for Sunday's matchup with Houston.

Leonard (hand) remains without a definitive return date, the San Antonio Express-News reports.

Coach Gregg Popovich felt comfortable ruling Leonard out for Thursday's game against the Thunder, but was otherwise uncertain on if the forward would return to the lineup for Friday's game against the Pelicans, or if he was looking at a lengthier-term absence than that. Leonard still doesn't have the full range of motion in his hand, so it would seemingly be wiser to count on him missing the next handful of contests, barring rapid improvement with his condition.

Leonard (hand) has been ruled out for the Spurs' Christmas Day tilt with the Thunder.

Leonard's injury is still being classified as a bruise, but it appears that the swingman's belief that he would be fully healthy by Christmas was unfounded. It's still expected that he'll return before the end of 2014 and avoid an overly lengthy absence. Kyle Anderson is set to assume his spot in the starting lineup Thursday.

Leonard (hand) thinks he could return for Thursday's game against the Thunder, the San Antonio Express-News reports.

Leonard has missed five consecutive games due to the a torn ligament and may require offseason surgery, but it appears as though the issue will be something he will be able to play through. The Spurs could receive an extra Christmas present if Leonard is indeed available Thursday. If not, he will have another chance to return Friday against the Pelicans.

Leonard (hand) could require offseason surgery due to the severity of his torn ligament, the San Antonio Express-News reports.

This news comes straight from the lips of coach Greg Popovich but it still doesn't seem to put Leonard's in-season availability into question. That being said, the small forward is still sidelined without a timetable for return. It's possible that Leonard could hold off the surgery until after the season is over, as Popovich says, but his hand will continually be monitored to determine if the potential surgery needs to happen sooner.

Leonard (hand) has no timetable for a return to action, Project Spurs reports.

Coach Gregg Popovich threw a wrench into Leonard's current injury concern, saying that the forward's hand issue is "problematic." His next opportunity to take the court takes place Thursday against the Thunder, for which he should be considered highly questionable to play.

Leonard (hand) will not play against the Clippers on Monday, Paul Garcia of ProjectSpurs.com reports.

There was a ray of hope that Leonard would make his long-awaited comeback Monday, although that won't be the case as his owners will now have to put their faith in the Christmas Day game against the Thunder. Rookie Kyle Anderson will likely continue to see added minutes while Leonard is off the hardwood.

Though Leonard has a torn ligament in his right hand, he could return to action as soon as Monday, the San Antonio Express-News reports.

This report essentially rules Leonard out for the next two games, but that would be a small price to pay in the long run if it turns out the ligament tear is Leonard's hand is not severe. Given the uncertainty regarding's Leonard's status, be sure to keep an eye out for updates over the next few days.

Leonard has been diagnosed with a torn ligament in his right hand, the San Antonio Express-News reports.

It's not clear at this time how much longer Leonard will be sidelined, or if he will need surgery, but it appears he is dealing with more than just a bruise this time around after aggravating his injury Monday night. Leonard is dealing with swelling in his hand, and he and the Spurs will wait for it to subside before considering a return to action.

Leonard (hand) will not play Friday against the Blazers.

Leonard will miss his second consecutive game after sitting out Wednesday's triple-OT thriller against Memphis. He should essentially be considered day-to-day at this point, and Kyle Anderson will likely notch another start at small forward Friday.

Leonard (hand) will not play Wednesday against the Grizzlies.

Leonard re-injured his right hand late in Monday's loss to Portland, and while X-rays showed no sign of a fracture, he could still miss additional time. The team is awaiting the results of further tests, but for now consider Leonard out for Wednesday's game and optimistically questionable to play Friday.

Leonard re-injured his hand inside the final minute of Monday's loss to the Trail Blazers.

He had a good night, scoring 21 points (7-18 FG, 7-8 FT) with nine rebounds, four assists and a block in 33 minutes prior to picking up the injury, and with the game out of reach the Spurs sent Leonard straight to the dressing room. Hopefully it isn't serious, and he'll be back in the lineup on Wednesday.

Leonard (hand) exploded in his return to action from a two-game absence Sunday against the Nuggets. He posted 18 points, eight rebounds, four assists, five steals, and six blocks in 37 minutes of action.

Leonard has been known as a solid contribute in multiple categories, and Sunday's game showed exactly that. It appears that his hand is fine moving forward, and owners can continue to enjoy riding the young forward as the season goes on.

Leonard (hand) is in the starting lineup Sunday against the Nuggets, Chris Dempsey of the Denver Post reports.

Leonard will return from a two-game absence after he missed Wednesday's game against the Knicks and Friday's matchup with the Lakers due to a hand bruise. Prior to the injury, Leonard was off to a hot start to December, averaging 16.2 points, 7.4 rebounds and 3.4 assists while shooting 46 percent from the floor in five contests.

Leonard (hand) is considered questionable for Sunday's game against the Nuggets.

Leonard is in danger of missing a third straight game as a result of the right hand injury. However, an MRI on Thursday revealed nothing more than a bruise, so it seems likely he'll make it back in relatively short order.