Noah recorded a double-double in 34 minutes Friday against the Grizzlies as he scored 10 points (2-3 FG, 6-8 FT) to go along with 13 rebounds, two assists and one block.

Noah struggled in his first game back from an ankle injury Thursday against the Knicks, but he looked much better Friday. He isn't likely to put up the same lofty numbers that he did last season as the Bulls have more depth up front, but there is no reason to think he can't at least approach a double-double with solid defensive numbers on a nightly basis.

Noah (ankle) returned from a four-game absence against the Knicks on Thursday but had a rough shooting night as he only put up five points (1-8 FG, 2-6 FT) to go along with 13 rebounds, three assists, and one block in 34 minutes.

Despite the poor shooting performance, Noah was able to brush aside his lingering ankle issues to play a normal compliment of minutes Thursday. However, when considering that his ankle issues stemmed from soreness, it's entirely possible that he could be sidelined in the future to the rest the ankles yet again.

Noah (ankle) will play Thursday against the Bulls,CSN Chicago reports.

Noah went through shootaround Thursday morning, and was expected to return. That is indeed the case, and he will play, though he could see less minutes than normal as the Bulls will be facing a depleted Knicks squad and may not require Noah for his average 32 minutes.

Noah (ankle) went through shootaround Thursday and is set to return against the Knicks, K.C. Johnson of the Chicago Tribune reports.

This only offers further credence that Noah will be back on the floor Thursday after missing Chicago's last four games with an ankle injury. Expect the reigning Defensive Player of the Year to start at center alongside Pau Gasol. He could see an increased workload with Taj Gibson (ankle) listed as questionable.

Noah (ankle) practiced in full Wednesday and fully expects to return Thursday against the Knicks if his ankle responds positively, K.C. Johnson of the Chicago Tribune reports.

Noah hasn't played since last Saturday missing four games with a lingering ankle issue. It appears as though he's on track to re-enter the fold Thursday, but a final call won't be made until the Bulls' medical staff is able to evaluate his ankle at Thursday's shootaround.

Noah (ankle) will not play Monday against the Hawks, Chris Vivlamore of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Noah was doubtful entering Monday, and he'll miss his fourth straight game due to a nagging ankle injury. Taj Gibson will remain in the starting lineup, while Pau Gasol shifts over to center.

Noah (ankle) is doubtful for Monday's game against the Hawks, the Chicago Tribune reports.

Noah has been sidelined for over a week at this point due to ankle issues, and it appears he will likely add another game to that absence streak Monday. If Noah is indeed unavailable, Taj Gibson should draw another start alongside Pau Gasol in the frontcourt.

Noah (ankle) will not play Sunday against the Heat, Joe Goodman of the Miami Herald reports.

Noah, who was doubtful coming into Sunday, will sit his third straight game as he nurses a nagging ankle issue. That means Taj Gibson will draw another start in the frontcourt alongside Pau Gasol. The Bulls play again Monday in Atlanta, so consider Noah questionable for that contest.

Noah (ankle) is doubtful for Sunday's game against Miami, K.C. Johnson of the Chicago Tribune reports.

Noah has missed the past two games with a lingering ankle injury he had been playing through previously. It appears the team wants Noah to completely heal before they get him back on the court, which mean he could also miss the Bull's next game in Atlanta as well.

Noah (ankle) will not play Friday against Portland, K.C. Johnson of the Chicago Tribune reports.

Noah will miss a second straight game after sitting out Wednesday with a nagging ankle injury. Taj Gibson moved into the starting lineup in Noah's absence, and that should be the case against Friday. Consider Noah questionable for Sunday's matchup with Miami.

Noah (ankle) is listed as out for Wednesday's game against the Nets, Nick Friedell of ESPN Chicago reports.

Noah, who has missed the last two days of practice, will be sidelined in an effort to rest his ankle, which he sprained last week against Charlotte. Expect to see more of Taj Gibson on Wednesday. He, too, has an ankle issue but is considered probable.

Noah (ankle) was held out of practice Tuesday for the second straight day and is considered questionable to play Wednesday against Brooklyn, K.C. Johnson of the Chicago Tribune reports.

Noah was held out Monday to rest his ankles, and while it seemed like nothing more than a precaution, he's now considered questionable to play Wednesday. The team will likely wait to see how Noah feels in shootaround, and a decision may not come until just before tip.

Noah sat out Monday's practice in order to rest his ankles, K.C. Johnson of the Chicago Tribune reports.

Noah has been dealing with a nagging ankle injury of late, but it hasn't affected his workload, as he's played 32 or more minutes in each of the Bulls' last five games. Expect that trend to continue Wednesday against Brooklyn, as Noah's absence Monday is likely just a precaution.

Noah scored 16 points (7-8 FG, 2-2 FT) with five boards and three assists in 33 minutes in the loss to Golden State on Saturday.

Noah turned his ankle on Wednesday against the Hornets. Despite not getting much practice time in the days before the game, Noah was able to play his usual complement of minutes and get plenty of points around the basket.

Noah will play in Saturday's game against the Warriors, the Chicago Tribune reports.

Since this seemed more like a precaution, owners should expect Noah to see his usual minutes. Taj Gibson is also in for the Bulls, so they will be able to even out the minutes.

Noah (ankle) went through part of shootaround and the Bulls are hopeful he will be able to play Saturday, ESPN Chicago's Nick Friedell reports.

He is still a game-time decision, and there is a chance that Taj Gibson could return as well, which would allow the Bulls' frontcourt players to share an even load.

Noah (ankle) is officially listed as questionable for Saturday's game against the Warriors, the Chicago Tribune reports.

Noah was held out of practice Friday as a precaution after he rolled his ankle in Wednesday's game against the Hornets. If Noah is unable to play, then Nazr Mohammed and Cameron Bairstow could see time on the court.

Noah (ankle) was held out of practice Friday as a precaution, the Chicago Tribune reports.

Noah rolled his right ankle during Wednesday's game against the Hornets but ultimately played through the minor injury. Even with Friday's absence from practice, Noah seems like a good bet to play Saturday, although his ankle's response to morning shootaround will be the ultimate determinant.

Noah scored 14 points (6-9 FG, 2-4 FT) with 10 rebounds, seven assists and a steal in 32 minutes during Wednesday's victory over the Hornets.

The seven assists were a season high and it was great to see Noah play through the game out after rolling his ankle early in the game. We will keep you updated if there is any further news regarding his ankle concern.

Noah rolled his right ankle for the second night in a row Wednesday, but will play through it for now, ESPN Chicago's Nick Fiedell reports.

It seems pretty evident that the best course of action would be for Noah to be taken out of the game, as he was dragging his ankle up and down the court, but the Bulls initially left him in. With Taj Gibson out, and the Bulls having played a double-overtime game the night before, depth is certainly a concern, but it would not be surprising to see Noah taken out later in Wednesday's game, and possibly miss a game or two in the near future.