Antoine Wright (ankle) came off the bench on Wednesday for 17 points, seven rebounds and two 3-pointers.

This situation is getting complicated. Wright appeared locked in as a starter over Hedo Turkoglu, but Turk drew the nod tonight. We're guessing it was because of the ankle injury. Regardless, Turkoglu ended up in the hospital after just seven minutes with a facial injury. Wright could end up with some value down the stretch if Turkoglu is out.

The Boston Globe reports that Antoine Wright (ankle) will play against the Celtics on Wednesday.

The Globe lists Wright as a starter, which is good news, though we usually put a slight disclaimer on news when it comes from the opposing team's beat writers. It's worth noting that the Globe also lists Hedo Turkoglu as the starter at power forward in the absence of Chris Bosh. It's worth watching Turkoglu closely to see if Bosh's absence helps jumpstart his lost campaign.

Antoine Wright hurt his ankle during Tuesday's game and will not return.

Wright had his ankle re-taped and looked poised to return during the second half, but ultimately he was sent to the locker room for good. He could pick up a few minutes with Chris Bosh hurting but it won't do any good if his ankle is limiting him.

Raptors swingman Antoine Wright limped into the locker room on Tuesday with what appeared to be either a knee or an ankle injury.

We should have more information soon. If he misses any games, expect DeMar DeRozan and Hedo Turkoglu to absorb his playing time.