Acy has been suspended one game for Thursday's on-court altercation with Wizards' guard John Wall, Rick Bonnell of the Charlotte Observer reports.

Acy and Wall got into a scuffle in the second half of Thursday's contest after Acy committed a hard foul in the open court. Wall retaliated with a shove and Acy responded with what appeared to be a punching motion. While the situation was ultimately defused, Acy will miss Saturday's game in Sacramento, versus his former team, while Wall was fined $15,000 by the league.

Acy came off the bench for just 12 minutes against the Wizards on Christmas Day and recorded four points (2-3 FG), two rebounds, and one assist.

Acy moved back to a role off the bench as Amar'e Stoudemire returned to the court court after getting two games off for rest. As long as Stoudemire is on the court, Acy will likely struggle for playing time and won't be a lucrative option in standard-sized formats.

Acy will move to the bench for the Knicks' Christmas Day tilt with the Wizards.

The return of Amare' Stoudemire following a two-game absence will result in Acy seeing a diminished role. The Baylor product is currently averaging a career-high 21 minutes per game this season and contributing a modest 5.2 points and 5.0 rebounds for the Knicks, who should still carve out a decent-sized role for him as a reserve.

Acy started for Amare Stoudemire Sunday in the loss to Toronto on Sunday and provided seven points (3-8 FG, 1-2 FT) and four rebounds in 26 minutes.

Acy is a power player who generally does not have much offensive range. He split time with Travis Wear and has limited fantasy potential since Stoudemire will be back before long.

Acy will start against the Raptors on Sunday.

Acy will fill-in for Amar'e Stoudemire who is getting his second-straight day of rest. This change won't likely be a permanent fixture, however, as Stoudemire is expected to return to the lineup on Christmas Day against the Wizards.

Acy posted two points, five rebounds, three assists, and one steal in 31 minutes of action Sunday against the Knicks.

Acy has made his way in and out of the starting lineup several times this season, and his most recent stint has him starting, but contributing just minimally from a fantasy perspective. He's averaging just 5.3 points and 5.1 rebounds for the season and isn't worth owning in the vast majority of formats.

Acy went back to the bench Friday after a one-game stint in the starting lineup. He scored five points (2-4 FG, 1-1 FT) and grabbed four rebounds in 12 minutes against the Hornets.

Delambert returned to the starting lineup, sending Acy back to the bench. While the changes did not impact Delamber's workload, Acy's minutes dropped from 31 as a starter to 12 as a reserve. Even when circumstances align to give Acy extra court time he only holds value as a streaming option in deeper leagues.

Acy will move back to the bench Friday against the Hornets.

Acy had a solid game against the Cavaliers as the starting power forward for the Knicks, although coach Derek Fisher has decided to move Samuel Dalembert back into the starting five, thus forcing Acy out. As a result, Acy will likely be limited in terms of production Friday.

Acy started at power forward against Cleveland on Thursday and recorded 15 points, six rebounds, three assists, and one block in 31 minutes.

This was arguably the best performance from Acy all season long. With that in mind, he may have earned himself the starting spot at power forward moving forward. Although, he's still a limited option in terms of output at this point in his young career.

Acy will start at power forward Thursday against the Cavs.

Acy returned to the bench Tuesday, playing just ten minutes against the Nets. He will return to the lineup Thursday, and will likely receive a bump in minutes as a result.

Acy returned to bench and played just 10 minutes in the loss to Brooklyn on Tuesday. He had four points (2-3 FG) and two rebounds.

Acy had been starting for the Knicks, but he was supplanted by Amare Stoudemire. He had not been providing much in 20+ minutes, so his fantasy effect will be minimized as a reserve.

Acy will come off the bench Tuesday versus Brooklyn, Al Iannazzone of Newsday reports.

Coach Derek Fisher inserted Amare Stoudemire into the starting lineup, pushing Acy, who's started 10 games this season, back to the bench. The Baylor product is a strong rebounding presence, but he's averaging just 5.1 points on 45.5 percent shooting.

Acy received a cortisone shot to relieve pain in his strained right wrist, the New York Post reports.

Acy has dealt with lingering pain in his right wrist throughout the season but has played significant time on the court nonetheless. However, he should be considered a game-time decision for Saturday's contest against the 76ers since the pain was severe enough for a cortisone shot.

Acy will get the start at power forward Wednesday.

The Knicks will opt to use a bigger lineup Wednesday against Minnesota. Acy has earned the trust of the coaching staff, but still won't see typical starter's minutes most nights.

Acy started Sunday's game and produced well for his team. He finished the game with eight points (3-7 FG, 0-1 3Pt, 2-2 FT), eight rebounds, three assists, and three steals in the win.

Acy is not a guy to really consider drafting in anything, but the deepest of leagues. However, Coach Derek Fisher was shuffling his lineup around tonight to try and get a victory so Acy benefitted from more minutes. If Acy continues to get over 30 minutes he may be able to produce some short term value for those desperate enough to look at him, and may have value in daily leagues if his price is low enough.

Acy came off the bench and scored six points (2-2 FG, 2-2 FT) and grabbed two rebounds in 20 minutes

The Knicks have gone through three different starting lineups over the past three games, so the "demotion" is nothing to worry about. Acy saw roughly the same amount of court time Friday that he saw as a starter. The perfect shooting night is a positive sign, but Acy does not provide enough across-the-board is not a realistic option for almost every format of fantasy.

Acy will start at power forward against the Jazz on Wednesday.

Acy didn't see the floor at all Monday, but will now start for the Knicks. It's unclear how many minutes he is in line for, but it can't be less than the zero he saw against the Hawks.

Acy (wrist) is available to play in Wednesday's game, Newsday's Al Iannazzone reports.

Coach Derek Fisher said Acy would play Wednesday, but he's still the fourth big man, at best, in the rotation, which makes him a lesser option in fantasy.

Acy was held out of Tuesday's game by head coach Derek Fisher for precautionary reasons.

It was reported prior to Tuesday's game that Acy would be available off the bench, but Fisher opted not to use him at all in an effort to preserve his long-term health. That could mean he will be held out back-to-back nights with the Knicks playing again Wednesday, but a decision on his status for that game has yet to be announce.

Acy (wrist) will be available off the bench Tuesday against the Wizards, Al Iannazzone of Newsday reports.

Acy sustained a sprained wrist in Sunday's game but was never expected to miss any time. He's started two of three games thus far but will come off the bench Tuesday as Amare Stoudemire gets the nod at power forward alongside Samuel Dalembert.