Splitter (calf) will be a game-time decision for Sunday's Game 1 against the Clippers, the Los Angeles Times reports.

Splitter missed the final six games of the season and could be rusty if he does in fact play Sunday. Coach Greg Popovich said after Sunday's morning shootaround that Aron Baynes will make the start for Splitter if Splitter is ultimately deemed unfit to compete.

Splitter (calf) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Clippers, Paul Garcia of Project Spurs reports.

Splitter missed the last six games of the regular season with a calf injury. If he's unable to play Sunday, Aron Baynes will likely get the nod at center.

Splitter (calf) took part in practice Friday, Jeff McDonald of the San Antonio Express-News reports.

Splitter's status is still up in the air for Sunday's Game 1, and coach Gregg Popovich did not offer any updates following Friday's session. More should be known after Saturday's practice.

Splitter (calf) won't play Wednesday against the Pelicans, Mike Monroe of the San Antonio Express-News reports.

Splitter will be sidelined for a sixth straight game heading into the playoffs, likely limiting his minutes for at least the first few playoff games if he's able to return for that. In his absence, Matt Bonner, Aron Baynes, Jeff Ayres and Boris Diaw would all be candidates for added minutes Wednesday.

Splitter (calf) won't suit up Sunday versus the Suns, Project Spurs reports.

Splitter will log his fifth absence in a row due to a calf injury. Because Matt Bonner (calf) is deemed doubtful as well Sunday, Aron Baynes will likely get the nod at center.

Splitter (calf) will not play Friday versus the Rockets, Paul Garcia of Project Spurs reports.

Splitter has missed each of the last three games after aggravating his calf injury early in Friday's win over the Nuggets. He'll remain out Friday, meaning Aron Baynes will likely make another start.

Splitter (calf) will not play against the Rockets on Wednesday, Paul Garcia of Project Spurs reports.

Splitter has missed the last two games, and he's expected to remain out until Friday's re-match with the Rockets in Houston on Friday. He's dealing with tightness in his calf, and the team simply wants to ensure he's ready for the playoffs.

Splitter (calf) won't suit up for Tuesday's game at Oklahoma City, NBA.com reports.

Splitter was expected to sit out through Friday's outing in Houston, but his absence is official for the second of four anticipated DNPs due to tightness in his right calf. In his place, Matt Bonner got the nod at center and tied for the team-high in minutes with 24.

Splitter (calf) is expected to be out until at least Friday's road game against the Rockets, the Express-News reports.

Splitter was pulled from Friday's game against the Nuggets with a tight right calf. Coach Gregg Popovich doesn't believe the issue to be serious, but Splitter should miss 2-3 more games after Sunday.

Splitter will miss Sunday's game against the Warriors due to a tight right calf, NBA.com reports.

Splitter was removed from Friday's outing versus the Nuggets with the ailment, which kept him sidelined thereafter. There's no telling how much time he'll miss, but the Spurs are apt to hold the big man out until he's fully healthy. Prior to Friday's early exit, he averaged 10.8 points (on 57 percent shooting), seven boards, 1.8 assists, and one steal in 25 minutes across the previous four games.

Splitter exited Friday's game against the Nuggets with tightness in his right calf and will not return.

Splitter's calf tightness leaves the Spurs a man short in the frontcourt. With the team already locked into the playoffs, they have no reason to rush back the big man, so it's possible he'll sit out a couple of games to ensure limited re-injury risk. However, the team should provide an update on his status at some point prior to Sunday's game against the Warriors, confirming whether or not he will be available.

Splitter posted 13 points, seven rebounds three assists, one steal, and one block in 25 minutes of action Friday against the Mavericks.

Splitter has been silently producing 14.2 points, 5.8 rebounds, 2.0 assists, and 1.2 steals over the last five games. He's never really considered an attractive option to have at center, but he's effective in 14-man formats nonetheless.

Splitter posted 18 points, six rebounds, three assists, and two steals in 25 minutes of action Friday against the Celtics.

Splitter is quietly averaging 11.4 points, 5.8 rebounds, 1.8 assists, and 1.0 steals over the last five games. While these numbers are far from impressive, Splitter could be considered a smart add in deep leagues, as the Spurs have the tendency to rest Tim Duncan down the stretch on occasion.

Splitter recorded his first double-double since March 22, 2014, finishing with 12 points (5-10 FG, 2-2 FT), 13 rebounds, two assists, and one block in 28 minutes on Tuesday against the Knicks.

Splitter earned the double-double in the first half, so it's disappointing he couldn't add more than two points and three rebounds in the second half. Splitter didn't play in the overtime period, and on most nights, he doesn't contribute enough to warrant standard league consideration. Splitter may continue to get extra run with Aron Baynes (ribs) sidelined, but it's better to wait for Baynes' prognosis before acting.

Splitter started for Friday for the first time since Jan. 31 and finished the win over the Kings with six points (2-8 FG, 2-3 FT), nine rebounds, three blocks and a steal in 24 minutes.

Splitter only saw a slight bump in minutes with the start, and it's unclear if the move to the starting lineup will be a permanent one. In nine games this month, Splitter is averaging just 4.4 rebounds, 6.8 rebounds and 0.8 blocks in 16.4 minutes.

Splitter will be in the starting lineup Friday against the Kings, Jeff McDonald of the San Antonio Express News reports.

Splitter was a late addition to the starting lineup in place of Aron Baynes, who will come off the bench Friday. While he likely won't see a big boost, he could see a temporary bump Friday.

Splitter put up 11 points (3-4 FG, 5-6 FT), one rebound, two assists, and one steal in 16 minutes off the bench against the Clippers on Thursday.

Splitter is averaging 16.8 minutes on the court over his last five games. As a result, he only has value in the deepest of leagues as a limited option who has only played over 30 minutes once this season.

Splitter will come off the bench Wednesday, the San Antonio Express-News' Mike Monroe reports.

Aron Baynes gets the start against the Pistons, but both big men figure to see a modest 20-25 minutes Wednesday, making them low-end fantasy options.

Splitter (illness) returned Friday after missing Wednesday's matchup, but had a quiet night as the Spurs beat the Heat, finishing the game with just four points (2-5 FG), three rebounds, one assist, one steal and a block in 18 minutes off the bench.

This game was over after the third quarter, so Boris Diaw and Matt Bonner both saw at least 16 minutes off the bench in the frontcourt. Splitter could move back into the starting lineup if he's healthy, considering Aron Baynes isn't wowing anyone right now. In 16 starts this season, Splitter is averaging 7.8 points, 4.6 rebounds and 1.9 assists.

Splitter (illness) returned Friday after missing Wednesday's matchup, but had a quiet night as the Spurs beat the Heat, finishing the game with just four points (2-5 FG), three rebounds, one assist, one steal and a block in 18 minutes off the bench.

This game was over after the third quarter, so Boris Diaw and Matt Bonner both saw at least 16 minutes off the bench in the frontcourt. Splitter could move back into the starting lineup if he's healthy, considering Aron Baynes isn't wowing anyone right now. In 16 starts this season, Splitter is averaging 7.8 points, 4.6 rebounds and 1.9 assists.