Batum (wrist) is probable for Saturday's game in Milwaukee.

He has played 32-plus minutes in each of his last two games, but with Saturday representing the second night of a back-to-back, it's worth double-checking Batum's status prior to tip-off.

Batum (wrist) posted seven points, four rebounds, seven assists, two steals, and one block in 39 minutes against the Cavaliers on Wednesday.

Batum missed two games with a wrist injury but seems to be in the clear moving forward according to Joe Freeman of the Oregonian. His next opportunity to take the court will come against the Hawks on Friday.

Batum (wrist) will play in Wednesday's game, Blazers digital reporter Casey Holdahl reports.

He has missed the past two games with a wrist injury, but with it looking like LeBron James will be held out of Wednesday's game, it could be an ideal matchup for Batum and the Blazers. Deploy Batum as usual in full-season leagues.

Batum (wrist) is considered questionable for Wednesday's game against the Cavaliers, Erik Gundersen of The Columbian reports.

Batum has been dealing with a torn ligament in his wrist for more than a month, but he played through it until sitting out Saturday's game against the Wizards. While he's likely dealing with discomfort, which is contributing to his disappointing season, Batum appears determined to play through the pain, and he could return to the lineup Wednesday. If he doesn't play, expect Allen Crabbe to make another start at small forward.

Batum (wrist) is considered questionable for Monday's game against the Nets.

Batum missed Saturday's game against the Wizards with lingering wrist complications. If he's unable to play Monday, Dorell Wright will likely see a bump in playing time.

Batum admitted after Saturday's game that he suffered a torn ligament in his wrist back on December 17th, the Oregonian reports.

Batum has suffered through a challenging season and a lot of issues could stem to this wrist issue , which he aggravated again Thursday. He doesn't know how long he will be out or if he will be able to play on the upcoming four-game road trip. Allan Crabbe will likely draw another start, with Dorell Wright and C.J. McCollum also getting a bump in their production.

Batum doesn't know if he'll be able to play on the Trial Blazers' four-game road trip that starts Monday against the Nets, the Oregonian reports.

Batum announced Saturday that he tore a ligament in his wrist back on Dec. 17 when he suffered the original injury. He tried to play through the injury but kept aggravating it. No timetable or details about the treatment Batum is receiving have been released, so this might turn into a day-to-day parade for a week or more. Allen Crabbe started the first half in place of Batum on Saturday, but Crabbe was then replaced in the starting lineup by Will Barton for the second half. It's anyone's guess who will have more value with Batum sidelined.

Batum (wrist) will not play Saturday, the Trail Blazers' official site reports.

Batum played just 22 minutes in Thursday's game before leaving as a result of the injury. He's struggled most of the season while trying to play through all of his maladies. Batum holders may look back on this time off as a boon to Batum's value if he ends up producing better the rest of the season. Dorell Wright appears to be the obvious choice to replace Batum in the starting lineup.

Batum (wrist) is considered doubtful for Saturday's game against the Wizards.

Batum left Thursday's game against the Celtics early with a right wrist injury that now poses a serious threat for his availability against the Wizards. His official status won't likely be revealed until after Saturday's morning shootaround.

Batum left Thursday's game against the Celtics in the third quarter with a right wrist injury and will not return.

Batum will leave the Trail Blazers even more shorthanded Thursday as LaMarcus Aldridge (thumb) has been ruled out for six-to-eight weeks. A wrist sprain likely won't cost him much time, but he will miss at least the remainder of Thursday's contest. His next chance to return will come Saturday against the Wizards.

Batum scored 27 points (9-15 FG, 6-8 3Pt, 3-4 FT) with 10 rebounds, five assists and one block in 39 minutes during Wednesday's loss to the Suns.

Batum's points and three-pointers made were both a season high as he picked up his offensive game with LaMarcus Aldridge out with a thumb injury. This is the type of line owners have been anticipating since draft day. Enjoy the moment and hope this can spark Batum for a big second half of the season.

Batum said after Monday's win against the Kings that his poor shooting this season is a result of stiffness in his right wrist, The Oregonian reports.

Further clarifying the situation, Batum stated that he's unable to bring his right wrist all the way back, which is causing his shots to veer to the right. The career 45-percent shooter has stumbled through the first half of the season, knocking down 39 percent from the floor en route to his lowest scoring output (8.9 points per game) since his rookie campaign in 2008-09. He won't consider taking time off, though, after the Blazers' frontcourt suffered another hit Monday. With All-Star forward LaMarcus Aldridge now nursing a left thumb injury, Batum will focus on fixing his shot, while providing his usual brand of intangibles (distributing, rebounding, and defense).

Batum scored 16 Points (7-13 FG, 2-7 3Pt) with four rebounds, three assists, two steals and one block during Saturday's loss to the Hawks.

Batum has struggled with his shot while battling injuries thus far, but looks has now shot 53 percent or better from the field in three out his last four games. He's also finding his range from beyond the arc, hitting 10 treys in his last four games. The window for fantasy owners to buy low on Batum won't be open for much longer.

Batum (wrist) returned from a one-game absence Friday against the Sixers to put up 14 points, four rebounds, three assists and one steal in 29 minutes.

Batum had been dealing with a wrist injury that caused him to miss two of his last five games. He's expected to continue playing against the Knicks on Sunday although it's possible that there could still be a little lingering pain in his wrist at some point in the future.

Batum (wrist) is officially active for the Trail Blazers on Friday.

Batum has missed two of the last four games due to a wrist sprain, but will rejoin the lineup. He could be in line for extended minutes, if he can handle it, due to the absence of both LaMarcus Aldridge and Chris Kaman Friday.

Batum (wrist) is listed as questionable for Friday's game against the Sixers, digital reporter Casey Holdahl reports.

Batum has played in two of the last four games as he can't quite get over his lingering wrist issue. Considering that Portland has a decent chance of beating Philadelphia without all their players anyways, it's entirely possible that Batum may sit to get a little extra time to rest.

Batum (wrist) will not play Tuesday against Oklahoma City.

Batum's wrist sprain flared up in Monday's loss to the Rockets, and the team will hold him out Tuesday, likely as a precaution more than anything. While his presence as an all-around player will be missed, the blow is softened by the fact that Kevin Durant (ankle) will miss his third straight game.

Batum scored 11 points (5-8 FG, 0-2 3Pt, 1-2 FT) with three rebounds, five assists, and three steals in Saturday's win over the Pelicans.

Batum's wrist and knee issues have really plagued him this season, resulting in career lows in scoring, 3Pt percentage, and rebounding. Once Batum gets back on track from beyon the arc, he should return to being one of the top small forward fantasy options in the game.

Batum (wrist) will play Saturday against the Pelicans, the Oregonian reports.

Batum was wavering a bit after experiencing some renewed discomfort in his wrist during pregame drills, but he will tough it out against New Orleans. "I'm not playing for me tonight, I'm playing for my team," Batum said.

Batum (wrist) initially said that he expected to play Saturday against the Pelicans but changed his tune after going through his pregame routine, the Oregonian reports. "I don't know," Batum said. "I really don't."

Batum sat Friday with wrist and knee ailments, and the wrist appeared to present issues during shooting drills Saturday afternoon. He was grimacing and rubbing the area regularly. Allen Crabbe got the start in Batum's absence Friday but played just 13 minutes.