Brandon Bass hit 8-of-18 shots for a season-high 22 points to go along with nine rebounds, a steal and a block in Wednesday's win over the Warriors.

Bass should start at power forward the rest of the way for the Celtics and is a sneaky pickup now that he's over his ankle and knee problems. He's averaging 13 points, seven rebounds and nearly a steal and block over his last five.

Brandon Bass scored 10 points on 5-of-6 shooting with nine rebounds on Monday.

Bass did not have a steal or block, and fouled out and in just under 30 minutes in this slugfest. He is averaging 10.6 points, 5.8 boards, 0.6 blocks, and 0.8 steals over his last five games.

Brandon Bass, who has been dealing with pain near his ankle, scored 15 points with eight rebounds, three assists, two steals and two blocks on Sunday.

Bass started and played a whopping 43 minutes, which is an encouraging sign. As long as he stays healthy, he's going to have a good amount of value for the rest of the season.

Brandon Bass revealed that his injury is not with his ankle, but instead is dealing with pain near the ankle.

"I still feel it a little bit but hopefully I don't feel it as much," he said. "Even if it hurts, I'm still going to be playing. It's not bad enough where I need to sit out." Bass is locked into a starting role with Jermaine O'Neal (wrist) on the shelf, but his production has dropped since dealing with the injury.

Brandon Bass left Tuesday's game to have his left ankle re-taped but returned to finish with eight points and four rebounds in 34 minutes.

He just can't seem to shake the ankle problem and it's limiting his production right now. If you own him and can drop him for Bismack Biyombo or Ekpe Udoh, do it now.

Brandon Bass left Tuesday's game with a sprained ankle but is expected to return.

He's having the ankle re-taped and should be back soon. We'll let you know if there's a change of plans.

Brandon Bass (ankle) looked "no worse for wear" following Sunday's win over the Knicks, according to ESPN Boston.

Bass rolled his ankle in the third quarter and missed some time to get taped up. He came back out and finished with 18 points and four blocks. Bass is locked into the starting five and should be fine for Tuesday's game against the Rockets.

Despite rolling his left ankle early in the third quarter, Brandon Bass was able to return to the game after getting his ankle taped in the locker room, and finished with 18 points, three rebounds and four blocks.

Bass was left open on the baseline on a number of occasions, and he made the Knicks pay. His ankle injury doesn't seem too serious, but we will let you know if that changes. We preached patience, and this is exactly why. He should be added in all 12-team leagues.

Brandon Bass was forced from Sunday's game early in the third quarter after rolling his left ankle, but he is probable to return.

Bass was taken to the locker room to get the ankle taped, but it sounds like he will be able to return.

Brandon Bass was stymied by early foul trouble against the Nets on Friday, and finished with eight points on 4-of-6 shooting, three rebounds, and two blocks in 25 minutes.

Obviously, this isn't paying the bills for owners that recently added Bass, but we'd recommend some patience here. He's locked into a starting job and will have starter's minutes going forward, which makes him a near-lock for low-end value in 12-team formats.

Coach Doc Rivers said that he was planning on making Brandon Bass a starter even before Jermaine O'Neal's wrist injury.

O'Neal is out indefinitely, but it doesn't really matter. Bass appears locked in at the power forward spot permanently. "I actually like this lineup," Rivers said Wednesday night. "I was thinking about doing it regardless, if you want me to be honest." In seven starts this year, Bass is averaging 11.9 points, 6.4 rebounds and 1.3 blocks while playing 34.3 minutes.

Brandon Bass returned from a back injury and hit 6-of-12 shots for 12 points, seven rebounds, two steals and a block in Tuesday's tough win over the Cavaliers.

Kevin Garnett slid over to center tonight and Bass started at power forward with Jermaine O'Neal out with a wrist injury. If Bass continues to start, he'll be worth a watchful eye in most leagues going forward.

Brandon Bass is expected to start in place of Jermaine O'Neal (wrist) Tuesday.

Bass slides in at power forward, Kevin Garnett moves to center and Chris Wilcox will back up both. With O'Neal seeking a second opinion on his troublesome wrist, there could be some long-term upside with Bass. His knee is healthy and he's averaging 11.6 points and 6.1 rebounds in just 29.0 minutes on the season. As long as he's starting, Bass projects for 30-plus minutes with ease.

Brandon Bass (knee) and Chris Wilcox (groin) are both expected to return on Tuesday against the Cavs.

Bass went through a full practice on Monday without complication, while Wilcox is over the groin injury he suffered just before the All-Star break against Dallas. Getting Bass back will be a huge boost to Boston's bench and his health will be pivotal for the team going forward. Both players are especially important with Jermaine O'Neal (wrist) visiting a specialist.

Brandon Bass (knee) is now expected to miss 10-14 days.

Bass is feeling inflammation in his troublesome right knee. He's not expected back before the Feb. 23 All-Star break. With Jermaine O'Neal (shoulder) also out, the Celtics were forced to start Kevin Garnett at center and Chris Wilcox at power forward on Sunday.

Brandon Bass (knee) will not play on Sunday against the Bulls, and is expected to miss the next "7-10 days."

Jermaine O'Neal, who has been nursing a shoulder injury, will also sit out on Sunday. Chris Wilcox will get the start, and Greg Stiemsma will also see some action for the short-handed Celtics.

Brandon Bass returned from a knee injury and had 13 points and three rebounds on 5-of-8 shooting Tuesday.

He was playing well before the injury and is a guy to keep a watch on if you're hurting for a power forward that can score and board.

Brandon Bass (knee) participated in shootaround and is expected to play against the Bobcats on Tuesday.

Bass sat out Boston's last game with some minor swelling, but the time off has done him good and he'll be back out there for the Celtics. He's averaging 11.8 points and 6.8 rebounds on 47.6 percent shooting in 29 minutes per game as the sixth man for the Celtics.

Brandon Bass (left knee) is day-to-day but said he plans to play on Tuesday vs. the Bobcats.

Bass had some swelling in his knee which is being written off as 'routine' given the busy schedule this season. We'll keep an eye on his health going forward, but this doesn't sound like a long-term issue.

Brandon Bass (knee) will not play on Sunday.

There was no indication that Bass' knee was an issue, and it seems he succumbed to the wear-and-tear of the season. JaJuan Johnson and Chris Wilcox will be leaned on to provide frontcourt support.