Martin scored 28 points (10-16 FG, 1-6 3Pt, 7-9 FT) with six rebounds in 35 minutes in the win over the Suns on Friday.

Martin now has a streak of four games of 21 points or more. He is getting plenty of minutes and shots, and putting up numbers that are in line with his career averages (and a nice bump from the three previous seasons).

Martin scored 21 points (7-13 FG, 3-5 3Pt, 4-4 FT) with five rebounds and two assists in 31 minutes during Monday's loss to the Hawks.

In six games since returning to the starting lineup following his wrist injury, Martin is averaging 19.8 points, 5.3 boards, 1.7 threes and 1.5 steals. He won't help your field goal percentage, but if you need a shooter he could be a worthwhile player to target.

Martin moved back into the starting lineup Saturday after playing the first two games since his return off the bench, scoring 14 points (6-19 FG, 1-4 3Pt, 1-2 FT) with six rebounds, one assists and one steal in 37 minutes.

Martin has failed hit over 40 percent of his shots in his three games back, but has still been productive, averaging 18.0 points with 1.7 three-pointers and 4.0 rebounds. If Martin has been left on your waiver-wire, you should be pouncing on him.

Martin is back in the starting lineup Saturday versus the Cavaliers.

Martin has shown himself well in two games since an extended layoff due to a fractured wrist, averaging 20 points, three assists, three rebounds, and two treys in 30 minutes. With an inexperienced guard, Lorenzo Brown, manning the point Saturday due to injuries in front of him, Martin could act in more of a facilitator role in his return to the starting five.

Martin had a team-high 21 points (7-18 FG, 2-6 3Pt, 5-6 FT) to go along with four rebounds and one assist in 29 minutes.

Martin (wrist), who had been out since Nov. 19, made his much awaited return to the Timberwolves lineup. Minnesota felt confident that the injury won't be bothersome as they were comfortable enough to play him 29 minutes. They face the 76ers Friday, which should be another good opportunity to get reaclimated with his teammates. Martin averaged 21.5 points, 3.9 rebounds and 1.9 assists in 31 minutes per game in November prior to the injury.

Martin (wrist) will play in Wednesday's game against the Celtics, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.

Word surfaced Tuesday evening that Martin had already been ruled out Wednesday, but it appears that's not the case. The Star Tribune reports that he'll take the floor for the first time in more than two months after sitting out with a fractured wrist. Martin had originally planned to return last week but suffered a setback as fluid built up in the wrist. He shot around prior to Monday's game and said the wrist felt "great," and after a successful practice session Tuesday, all signs point to Martin making a return Wednesday night.

Martin (wrist) will miss Wednesday's contest against the Celtics, the Associated Press reports.

After Martin suffered a setback last Thursday, when fluid was drained from his wrist, Martin's timetable for a return to the court once again became murky. His next opportunity to play arrives Friday in Philadelphia.

Martin (wrist) has been ruled out for Monday's game.

He said he expects to return to shooting in practice Monday, but he remains without a clear timetable for his return to game action. Consider him questionable for Wednesday's game against the Celtics

Martin (wrist) said he expects to return to shooting Monday in Oklahoma City, but won't play, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.

Martin was close to returning from wrist surgery but then had fluid drained from his wrist Thursday. It's not clear how long his comeback has been pushed back.

Martin (wrist) will not play against the Hawks on Sunday, the Star Tribune reports.

Martin should still be considered day-to-day moving forward, even though he hasn't taken the court since Nov. 19. His next chance to make a comeback will be against the Thunder on Monday.

Martin (wrist) is officially questionable to play Sunday against the Hawks.

Martin suffered a minor setback recently, where excess fluid in his injured wrist caused swelling. After having the fluid drained, it looks like Martin is back on the recovery track, and should return soon, if he is not able to come back Sunday

Martin had excess fluid from his wrist drained Thursday but still remains hopeful that he'll be able to make a comeback Sunday against the Hawks, the Star Tribune reports.

Martin has been off the court since Nov. 19 with lingering issues with his wrist. Unexpected swelling stymied a potential return date for Friday against the Pelicans but his return seems to be just around the corner, even if it's not Sunday.

Martin (wrist) will not play against the Pelicans on Friday, Jon Krawczynski of the Associated Press reports.

Martin's long-awaited return to the court seems to be imminent, although it won't come until Sunday against the Hawks at the earliest. Upon his eventual return, he will likely be eased back into action to prevent further injury.

Martin (wrist) will not play in Wednesday's game.

Martin is believed to be making progress in his effort to get back on the court, but it will not happen Wednesday. Andrew Wiggins remains the shooting guard to own on the T-Wolves.

Martin (wrist) could return Wednesday, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports. "I've just got to get used to playing with it," he said. "I know it's going I'm going to have to play with some soreness for some time. One or two more practices."

It sounds like Martin may need a few more days before he's ready, but he could play Wednesday. He'll likely be eased into action when he does return.

Martin (wrist) won't play Monday against the Hornets.

Martin was upgraded to questionable for the game Sunday, but ultimately will miss another game. He has been out since November, but the initial questionable tag gives hope that his return is on the horizon. When he does finally return to the lineup, he could be eased back into action, and it's unclear at this point whether he will be in the starting lineup on a consistent basis.

Martin (wrist) has been upgraded to questionable for Monday's game in Charlotte, Jerry Zgoda of the Star Tribune reports.

After going out with this wrist injury in mid November, it looks like Martin is nearing a return. There's been no announcement on whether or not Martin will regain his starting role, but with Minnesota's current situation, expect Martin to make his way back into the starting lineup after his return.

Martin (wrist) won't suit up Saturday in Denver, the Timberwolves' official site reports.

Martin has been closing in on a return to the court, as evidenced by reporting a pain-free practice Thursday. However, he was still given doubtful odds to play Saturday, marking his 29th consecutive absence due to a fractured wrist. Perhaps he'll receive an upgrade in status prior to Minnesota's next tilt, Monday at Charlotte.

Martin (wrist) is considered doubtful to play against the Nuggets on Saturday.

It seems that Martin is close to making a return to the court, although Saturday's game may be a bit premature for his comeback. He'll be evaluated ahead of the tipoff to determine his official status against the Nuggets.

Martin (wrist) will not play Friday, the Star Tribune's Jerry Zgoda reports.

It sounds like Martin is nearing a return, as he practiced pain-free Thursday. However, he will not make it back Friday, and should be considered day-to-day. The big question will be how many minutes Martin sees upon return, as Andrew Wiggins has really taken to the starting shooting guard role.