Lee (hamstring) could play by the end of the Warriors' current road trip, Rusty Simmons of the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Lee was examined over the weekend and the results were positive, so he'll likely be back in the mix in the near future. Lee won't play Sunday against Oklahoma City, and he'll likely miss Tuesday's (Heat) and Wednesday's (Magic) games before potentially returning Friday in Charlotte. If he's not ready Friday, his next opportunity comes Sunday in Detroit, which is the final game of the team's five-game road swing.

Lee (hamstring) was examined Friday and is making very good progress in his recovery, the San Francisco Chronicle's Rusty Simmons reports.

He will be reevaluated again on the Warriors' upcoming five-game road trip, and Draymond Green will continue to start until Lee is able to return.

Lee (hamstring) will not play Friday against Utah, but could return to action on the team's road trip next week, the San Jose Mercury News reports.

Lee has been progressing, running up and down the court without defenders, but needs continue running without issue in order to be cleared for active duty.

Lee (hamstring) progressed to 5-on-0 work Wednesday and the team will release a full reevaluation Thursday, the San Francisco Chronicle's Rusty Simmons reports.

He seems to be moving around a little bit more each day. We should receive a new timetable Thursday, as the original two-week timetable be reached this Friday.

Lee (hamstring) got up and down the court during Wednesday's practice, the San Francisco Chronicle's Rusty Simmons reports.

He was under the training staff's supervision during Wednesday's session, but this at least sounds like a step in the right direction. However, he is not expected to be reevaluated by the team until next weekend, so his timetable for a return to the court remains unclear. Draymond Green will continue to be a major beneficiary of Lee's absence.

Updating a previous report: The MRI that Lee underwent Thursday revealed an aggravated strained left hamstring, which means he'll be out for at least two weeks before being re-evaluated.

Lee tweaked the hamstring during Wednesday's game against the Clippers, and will now have to wait at least a few weeks before contributing. Considering the Warriors are off to a hot start and remain unbeaten, they probably won't be all too hesitant in keeping Lee sidelined longer than the original two week timetable. We'll have to wait and see how healthy Lee feels when that time comes, and then see how the Warriors plan to go about it.

Lee underwent an MRI on Thursday and is awaiting the results, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. He'll definitely miss the two games coming up this weekend and there's a chance Lee will he held out until a five-game road trip at the end of the month.

If Lee can't make it back to the court until that five-game road trip, which begins Nov. 23, it means he'll miss another five games on top of the two he'll miss this weekend. Stay tuned on that front. Meanwhile, head coach Steve Kerr said he liked the brief snippet he saw from the second unit Wednesday night when Lee, Andre Iguodala and Shaun Livingston played together. The coach is floating the notion of Lee coming off the bench, particularly with the team off to such a good start (4-0) with Draymond Green starting at power forward.

Lee (hamstring) will not join the Warriors on their upcoming two-game roadtrip, Rusty Simmons of the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Lee will undergo an MRI on his hamstring, which he tweaked in Wednesday's win over the Clippers, Thursday evening, but coach Steve Kerr has already ruled him out for Saturday's game against Houston and Sunday's matchup with the Suns. It's unknown if Lee will miss an extended period of time, but, for now, expect to continue to see Draymond Green starting in his place.

Lee will undergo an MRI on Thursday after he aggravated a hamstring injury during Wednesday night's win over the Clippers, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Lee made his season debut Wednesday night after missing the first three games, but lasted only seven minutes. For now, fantasy owners should continue to roll with Draymond Green, who has been filling in for Lee at power forward.

Lee aggravated his hamstring injury in Wednesday's game against the Clippers and will not return, The San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Lee headed to the locker room after seeing his first action of the season, and his removal from the game indicates his hamstring is still not right. It remains to be seen how much more time he will need to get back to 100 percent.

Lee (hamstring) will come off the bench for the Warriors on Wednesday night, Rusty Simmons of the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

It was reported earlier that Lee would be healthy enough to give it a go Wednesday, but it was unclear whether or not he'd be in the starting lineup. It now appears he'll serve in a reserve role, and could find himself with a minutes limit, depending on the status of his ailing hamstring. Look for Draymond Green to get the starting nod at power forward for Golden State.

Lee (hamstring) will take the court for the Warriors Wednesday against the Clippers, Dan Woike of the Orange County Register reports.

Lee was considered "probable" prior to the contest, and will suit up as expected. He'll likely resume the starting power forward role, which would delegate Draymond Green to the bench and likely reduce his minutes.

Lee (hamstring) is considered probable for Wednesday's game against the Clippers, The San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Lee has been sidelined through Golden State's first three games of this season due to a hamstring issue, but the power forward expects to play in Wednesday's top-heavy tussle versus the Clippers. The lefty scrimmaged during Tuesday's practice and looked good, according to coach Steve Kerr. As a result, it would be no surprise to see Lee re-claim his usual starting position Wednesday, which would likely result in Draymond Green being relegated to a reserve role.

Lee (hamstring) scrimmaged Tuesday and "looked really good," according to head coach Steve Kerr, CSN Bay Area reports.

Kerr is calling Lee questionable, mostly because the coach wants to see how the power forward responds to Tuesday's work. Lee said he feels close to 100 percent and is ready to go barring a setback.

Lee (hamstring) was a limited participant in Tuesday's practice and is questionable for Wednesday's matchup with the Clippers, Rusty Simmons of the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Lee is yet to play this season as he battles a strained hamstring. He stated over the weekend that he hoped to return for Wednesday's game, but the fact that he was still limited in Tuesday's session isn't overly encouraging. At this point, Lee is a virtual game-time call, and Draymond Green will continue to start in his place for the 3-0 Warriosr if he's held out.

Lee (hamstring) is aiming to return Wednesday against the Clippers, the San Francisco Gate reports.

Lee wasn't able to make his season debut Sunday, but he thinks he should be ready to play come Wednesday. Draymond Green has been starting in his place, but as soon as Lee is ready, he'll slide back into the lineup as the starter at power forward.

Lee (hamstring) will not play in Saturday's game against the Lakers, The San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Lee was limited in practice Friday and ultimately isn't healthy enough to take the court against the Lakers. The 31-year-old's next opportunity to make his season debut will be Sunday in Portland. Draymond Green will likely start in place for Lee for as long as he remains sidelined with his hamstring injury.

Lee (hamstring) didn't participate in contact drills at practice Friday and is questionable for Saturday's game, the San Francisco Chronicle's Rusty Simmons reports.

Draymond Green would once again be a key part of the Warriors' frontcourt if Lee can't go Saturday.

Lee (hamstring) remains day-to-day heading into the Saturday night's game against the Lakers, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Lee sat out the season opener Wednesday and the Warriors say they don't want rush him. By the time Saturday's game rolls around, it will be eight days since Lee suffered the injury. If he can't go, Draymond Green will start and Marreese Speights will get extra playing time off the bench.

Lee (hamstring) will not play in Wednesday's season opener against the Kings, CSN Bay Area reports.

Lee's hamstring ailment prevented him from practicing Tuesday, so the power forward was considered doubtful before being confirmed as inactive for Wednesday's first regular season game. It remains to be seen whether Lee will be ready for Saturday's subsequent contest, but while he's out, Draymond Green is expected to start at power forward.