Lee (hamstring) could serve as a high-post initiator on offense, a role Andrew Bogut had been filling before he injured his knee, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

With Bogut out for "a couple of weeks," according to head coach Steve Kerr, the coach feels Lee has the passing skills to fill in at the high post. Of course, the question remains when exactly will Lee be ready to play. Kerr is hoping Monday against Sacramento.

Lee (hamstring) is expected to return next week assuming he doesn't suffer any setbacks in practice, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Lee has been dealing with a nagging hamstring issue all season, but it appears he could be ready to return again at some point next week. The team is off until Monday, but has games Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Lee rejoining the lineup will be a boost for the Warriors, who are currently without Andrew Bogut for a unknown period of time.

Lee (hamstring) is listed as out for Thursday's game, the San Francisco Chronicle's Rusty Simmons reports.

The Warriors won't play again until Monday, so Lee will have some more time to continue to rest his hamstring. Draymond Green and Marreese Speights will continue to benefit from his absence.

Lee (hamstring) remains out for Tuesday's game against Memphis, Rusty Simmons of the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Lee remains without a firm timetable, though the team hinted last week that he could be slated to return following the current, three-game road swing, which concludes Tuesday. Lee was seen getting work in during Saturday's shootaround, but he's yet to prove he's ready to return to a full-contact, full-speed setting.

Lee (hamstring) will not play Sunday against the Pelicans, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Lee, now more than five weeks removed from suffering the hamstring strain, was in uniform and warming up prior to Saturday's game, but evidently he just hasn't shown enough mobility to warrant a return to the lineup. Festus Ezeli figures to continue starting until Lee is cleared.

Lee (strained left hamstring) will not play Saturday.

He was in uniform and warming up before the game, but he's not quite ready to return yet. Consider him highly questionable for Sunday's game, but it seems like he is slowly nearing a return to action.

Lee (hamstring) was in uniform and getting work in at Saturday's shootaround, ESPN's Ethan Strauss reports.

He had taken part in a three-on-three drills earlier in the week, so he should be considered questionable for Saturday's game. Owners should be cautiously optimistic, and upon his return he will act as a reserve, as Draymond Green has played his way into the starting role for the foreseeable future.

Lee (hamstring) participated in a post-practice game of three-on-three in a half-court setting Thursday, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

The Warriors will see how Lee responds to Thursday's work, though he's not expected to suit up Saturday against Dallas. They would like Lee to be involved in a full practice before he's given the green light to play in a game.

Lee (hamstring) is expected to join the Warriors on their upcoming three-game road trip, Rusty Simmons of the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Lee will attempt to return to practice Thursday, and will remain with the team for their upcoming road trip, which starts Saturday in Dallas. His return remains uncertain, and will likely depend on his practice performance. While he's out, Draymond Green will continue to see heavy minutes, with Green's solid play of late threatening Lee's status as a starter.

Lee (hamstring) will not play Wednesday versus Houston, Antonio Gonzalez of the Associated Press reports.

Lee continues to struggle in his bid to return from a hamstring injury. There was hope he'd be ready to play Monday against Minnesota, but it appears once again that he'll be evaluated on a game-to-game basis. Following Wednesday's contest, the Warriors are off until Saturday, so an update on Lee's status should be available before the end of the week. Expect Draymond Green to continue to start at power forward until further notice.

Lee (hamstring) sat Monday's game against the Timberwolves.

Lee was listed as probable before the game, which means he's presumably going to return sooner than later. The Warriors play the Rockets on Wednesday, and owners should consider Lee a game-time decision from this point on.

Lee (hamstring) could return to action for Monday night's game against Minnesota, according to head coach Steve Kerr, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Kerr would only commit to Lee not playing Saturday night against Chicago and is hoping for a return early next week, despite the team issuing a report that Lee's condition will be updated on Tuesday or Wednesday. It sounds like Kerr is being an optimist and that fantasy owners should wait until the team issues its update.

Lee (hamstring) will have his condition updated before the team plays Houston on Dec. 10, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Lee was re-evaluated earlier this week and has been ruled out for the next three games, taking him through Wednesday of next week. At that time, the Warriors will provide an update on his condition. Does that mean he could be available for the Rockets' game? If not, then hopefully the next game on Dec. 13 against the Mavericks.

Lee (hamstring) requires at least another week of rest but is "making progress" according to Golden State's training staff, CSN Bay Area reports.

Lee was evaluated prior to Tuesday's game against Orlando. He had traveled with the team on a five-game road trip, but it was determined the hamstring had not healed sufficiently. A new target date of Dec. 13 has been set.

Lee (hamstring) will not play Tuesday against the Magic, Rusty Simmons of the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Lee apparently suffered a setback last week in his recovery from a hamstring injury that's robbed him of all but one game this season. The Warriors haven't provided a detailed update on the situation, so it's difficult to estimate when he'll return, but for now the forward should be evaluated on a game-to-game basis. His next opportunity to take the floor comes Thursday against New Orleans.

Lee felt a twinge in his injured hamstring during a workout in Orlando last Wednesday, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Lee traveled with the team on its current five-game road trip and it was presumed he'd play at some point. However, he was inactive for the first four games and doesn't appear likely to play in the road finale Sunday in Detroit. We now presume what he felt during that workout last week prevented him from playing. He hopes to return during Golden State's two-game home stand, which calls for games Tuesday (Orlando) and Thursday (New Orleans).

Lee (hamstring) is hopeful that he will be able to return for Sunday's game in Detroit, but said he will more likely have to wait until Dec. 2 or Dec. 4 before making his return, the San Francisco Chronicle's Rusty Simmons reports.

In the meantime, Draymond Green will continue to do an excellent job filling in for Lee at the four. Fantasy owners should not anticipate a return until sometime next week.

Lee (hamstring) will not play Tuesday against the Heat, Rusty Simmons of the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

It was reported Monday that Lee will likely miss the remainder of the Warriors' current road trip, which ends Sunday in Detroit. While that's yet to be confirmed, Lee will miss Tuesday's matchup with the Heat, and it seems unlikely he'll play Wednesday in Orlando. Expect Draymond Green to continue starting in Lee's place.

Lee (hamstring) is unlikely to suit up during the remainder of the Warriors' current road trip, which concludes on Nov. 30 in Detroit, the San Jose Mercury News reports.

Consequently, don't expect Lee to take the court until Dec. 2 at the earliest. The decision seems laden with precaution, but Golden State's 10-2 start affords them the ability to bring one of the mainstays of the frontcourt along slowly.

Lee (hamstring) won't play Tuesday against Miami, Rusty Simmons of the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Although Lee made progress over the weekend, he's not quite ready for game action again. With a back-to-back on the schedule that puts the Warriors on the floor against the Magic on Wednesday, Lee seems unlikely to return to the lineup before Friday in Charlotte.