Johnson was able to do a little bit of everything, but not really do much to impress on Sunday. He finished with five points (2-4 FG, 0-2 3Pt, 1-2 FT), three rebounds, one assist, one steal, and one block in 19 minutes.

Johnson got another start on Sunday, as the team tries to figure out minutes distribution with DeMar Derozan out. Unfortunately, he didn't really do too much with the start, but he will get other opportunities going forward. Johnson is an interesting player to own for his ability to contribute in multiple categories, but until he finds a rhythm he shouldn't be owned in most leagues.

Johnson made his second straight start on Monday, scoring 16 points (7-10 FG, 0-1 3P, 2-2 FT) with four steals, two rebounds and two blocks in 33 minutes.

He'll return to the bench once Landry Fields recovers from his concussion, but in the meantime Johnson's ability to contribute in blocks makes him an interesting short-term play even in shallower leagues.

Johnson started for Landry Fields (concussion) and had 10 points (5-7 FG, 0-1 3Pt) with six rebounds, two assists, and two steals in 24 minutes in the win over New York on Sunday.

Johnson is a scrappy player who has added to the Raptor bench. Even as a starter, he did not eclipse his minutes of late. It would take more injuries for Johnson to be more than a fantasy waiver wire guy.

Johnson will start Sunday against the Knicks, TSN Sports reports.

Johnson is ultimately starting Sunday because of the continued absence of DeMar DeRozan (groin) and the most recent absence of Landry Fields (concussion). With the start, Johnson will likely face Carmelo Anthony on the defensive side of the ball, which means that Johnson has a long day ahead of him.

Johnson scored 12 points (5-9 FG, 0-3 3P, 2-2 FT) with eight rebounds, two assists and a block in 29 minutes off the bench Friday.

It was a season high in minutes for Johnson, as he saw some extra run after Landry Fields (head) left the game in the third quarter. Johnson gave the Raptors' road fans a jolt when he posterized Andre Drummond with a nasty baseline dunk, and if Fields misses any time due to his injury Johnson could find himself in the starting lineup.

Johnson scored 13 points (6-9 FG, 1-2 3P) with three rebounds and two blocks in just 15 minutes off the bench Friday.

He punctuated Friday's win with a thunderous dunk, but Johnson doesn't get enough minutes on most nights to have much fantasy value outside of those blocks.

Johnson scored 19 points (9-13 FG, 1-1 3Pt, 0-1 FT), with seven rebounds, one steal and one block in 28 minutes during Tuesday's win over the Kings.

Johnson played solid minutes, and stepped up nicely. If he continues to get these types of minutes, then he could definitely make for an interesting flex option in most fantasy leagues.

Johnson is a little under the weather, but will give it a go Wednesday, TSN 1050's Josh Lewenberg reports.

He may be a little limited, so going with someone else in daily leagues may be the best course of action.

Johnson (ankle) did not take a shot in four minutes Monday against the Suns and finished with one rebound and one steal.

Johnson only saw limited action Monday, but at least he was able to get back onto the court. He is a valuable member of the Raptors' bench, but he only has limited fantasy value.

Johnson (ankle) is active for Monday's game against the Suns, Doug Smith of the Toronto Star reports.

Johnson missed only three games with what the team called a severely sprained ankle, which he suffered last Wednesday against the Grizzlies. The Wake Forest product is enjoying a productive month of November, averaging 8.2 points, 4.2 rebounds and 1.4 blocks while shooting just a hair under 60 percent from the field. His minutes could be limited in his first game back, however, so deploy him with caution in daily formats.

Johnson (ankle) did not play Saturday against the Heat.

Johnson missed his third straight game since suffering a severely sprained ankle against the Jazz last weekend. The team indicated that he's making progress, and Johnson is expected to return at some point within the next week or two. It seems unlikely he's ready to go Monday against the Suns, but Wednesday in Atlanta is a bit more realistic. The Raptors also play Friday and Sunday, so be sure to monitor Johnson's status on a game-to-game basis.

Johnson (ankle) is not expected to be ready for Saturday's game, but he is making progress, TSN 1050's Josh Lewenberg reports.

Look for Johnson to possibly return next week, but he will be a risky play in weekly leagues with a firm return date from the team.

Johnson (ankle) was seen at Thursday's practice without a walking boot, Ryan Wolstat of the Toronto Sun reports.

Johnson, who was still in the boot Wednesday, is making progress as he recovers from a severely sprained right ankle, which he suffered Saturday against the Jazz. He remains without a firm return timetable, but the fact that he's shed the boot is certainly encouraging. Until he returns, expect Patrick Patterson and Tyler Hansbrough's respective workloads to see a mild boost.

Johnson (ankle) was still in a walking boot prior to Wednesday's game, TSN 1050's Josh Lewenberg reports.

He did not have crutches, and seemed to be moving better, but he will still likely be out for at least a couple weeks with the ankle injury he suffered over the weekend.

Johnson sustained a severely sprained right ankle Saturday against the Jazz and has no time line for a return.

Johnson's value in all formats is nil until an appearance seems imminent. Nevertheless, the Raptors should have no problem doling out his 19 minutes per game to the likes of Patrick Patterson, Tyler Hansbrough, and even Bruno Caboclo.

Johnson's injured ankle is "tender" and is questionable for Wednesday's game at Memphis, according to coach Dwane Casey, the Toronto Sun's Ryan Wolstat reports.

The general consensus among the Raptors beat writers is that Johnson will miss some time, so those in weekly leagues would be wise to take a cautious approach and bench him this week.

Johnson suffered a sprained right ankle in Saturday's win over Utah.

Johnson played 14 minutes off the bench, finishing with five points (2-for-3 FG, 1-for-2 FT), four rebounds, two assists and a block. He's considered day-to-day going forward, and the Raptors don't play again until Wednesday.

Johnson came off the bench to register 16 points (7-9 FG, 0-1 3Pt, 2-3 FT), five rebounds, one assist, four steals, and four rebounds. He turned the ball over once in 24 minutes against the Chicago Bulls on Thursday.

Johnson was all over the place on both ends of the floor to record a season-high in blocks and steals on Thursday. Unfortunately, his significant role for the Raptors off the bench won't always translate into fantasy success like it did in this game. It will take an injury or two for him to earn enough minutes to justify a free agent pickup in standard fantasy leagues.

Johnson scored six points (2-4 FG, 2-2 FT) with a team-high 10 rebounds and two assists in 22 minutes off the bench during Tuesday's win over the Magic.

His previous best in boards on the season was four, so don't look for him to suddenly become a big asset in that category. Johnson has stepped right in and become a big part of the Raptors' second unit this season thanks to his defense and length, but his weak scoring makes him a tough fantasy add.

Johnson scored 12 points (4-6 FG, 4-5 FT) with three rebounds in 19 minutes off the bench during Saturday's win over the Magic.

He's quickly fitting in with the Raptors' second unit, although barring injuries ahead of him on the depth chart Johnson won't see enough minutes to have consistent fantasy value.