Lamb (back) did not travel with the Thunder on their current two-game road trip, The Oklahoman reports.

Lamb stayed in Oklahoma City while his teammates took flight for away games in Brooklyn and Toronto to begin this week. As a result, it appears Lamb will miss at least two more games due to his back ailment. Should that prove true, Friday's home game versus the Grizzlies could potentially represent Lamb's season debut.

Lamb (back) is not expected to play in Saturday's game against the Nuggets, The Oklahoman reports.

Lamb was forced out of the Thunder's first two games and will have to miss their third game of the season as he continues to deal with a back ailment. The 22-year-old's next opportunity make his season debut will be Monday against the Nets.

Lamb (back) will miss at least the first two games of the season, Anthony Slater of The Oklahoman reports.

Neither Lamb nor Reggie Jackson (ankle) will travel with the team for its first two games in Portland and Los Angeles. Lamb, who sustained a back injury during Monday's practice, could play as early as Saturday, when the Thunder return home to face the Nuggets.

Lamb hurt his back in Monday's practice and is questionable for Wednesday's season opener, the Oklahoman's Darnell Mayberry reports.

He was recovering from a heel injury, and now that he has a back ailment, it's unlikely that he'll be at 100 percent if he is able to take the court out of necessity Wednesday, given the massive amount of injuries the Thunder have sustained during the preseason.

Lamb (heel) practiced Thursday and is expected to be ready for the regular season opener, Anthony Slater of The Oklahoman reports.

Lamb missed a pair of preseason games with a bruised heel but returned to practice Thursday and should be 100 percent for the season opener Wednesday in Portland. An excellent scorer, Lamb will be called upon to carry more of an offensive burden off the bench this season, particularly in the early-season absence of Kevin Durant.

Lamb is dealing with a left heel contusion and won't be available for Sunday's preseason game against the Timberwolves, The Oklahoman reports.

Lamb's injury isn't considered to be serious but the Thunder will be cautious with their 22-year-old shooting guard. His next opportunity to get on the court before the regular season starts will be Tuesday against the Jazz.

Lamb is likely to begin the season in a bench role, The Oklahoman reports.

With Andre Roberson the apparent favorite to start at shooting guard entering camp, Lamb appears destined to hold down a similar role to the one he played last season. After spending much of his rookie season in the D-League, Lamb appeared in 78 games for the Thunder, averaging 8.5 points in 19.7 minutes. He's certainly more explosive offensively than the inexperienced Roberson, but Lamb struggles defensively and the Thunder historically prefer to start a strong defender at shooting guard.

Jeremy Lamb made 4-of-17 from the field for 12 points with three boards, two assists, one steal and one turnover in 28 minutes vs. the Pacers on Wednesday.

He's having an up-and-down showing in Orlando, but the Thunder continue to give him shots. Lamb could be competing for minutes with guys like Andre Roberson now that Thabo Sefolosha is headed to Atlanta. Roberson played well today, scoring nine points with 10 boards, two assists, two steals, one block and one 3-pointer.

Jeremy Lamb scored 14 points vs. the Grizzlies during Saturday's 63-84 loss, adding five boards, two assists, two blocks, one 3-pointer and four turnovers.

Last summer, he and Reggie Jackson were dynamite to help OKC take home the Orlando crown, but he'll have to carry a bigger load this season. Lamb was a letdown after a solid offseason, so he'll need to show up in the regular season before he's worth a look in fantasy leagues.

Jeremy Lamb said he will be back at summer league in July.

He also said he didn't care much about defense at first, which explains some of his deficiencies this past season. Lamb was a high-volume guy at Orlando Summer League last season, taking a 16.0 shots per game for 18.8 points.

Coach Scott Brooks confirmed that Jeremy Lamb has essentially fallen out of his rotation.

Even when Thabo Sefolosha injured, Lamb is only playing in garbage time. He's behind Caron Butler, Andre Roberson and Perry Jones. It's a shame for such a talented player, but Lamb has always been weak on defense and his shot has been ice cold of late. "We have a lot of good players. Sacrifices have to be made all throughout the team," Brooks said.

Jeremy Lamb played seven minutes vs. the Lakers on Thursday with two points, two boards and three assists.

He played just three minutes on Tuesday night and has really fallen apart lately. Over his previous 10 games, Lamb shot just 27.1 percent from the field for just 4.8 points per game. The second-year wing also sometimes forgets he has Kevin Durant on his team, which may be the reason why he's not getting some of Thabo Sefolosha's minutes.

Jeremy Lamb played 31 minutes and hit 8-of-11 shots and two 3-pointers for 19 points, five rebounds, two assists and a steal in Tuesday's close win over the Blazers.

Thabo Sefolosha suffered a right hand injury, but played through it. If he were to miss time, Lamb would become a hot pickup, but for now, we're guessing this is a one-and-done situation for Lamb.

Jeremy Lamb played 22 minutes and had six points, one rebound and one assist on 3-of-7 shooting.

Lamb has made some noise lately, but as long as he's coming off the bench he's going to be subject to nights like this one more often than we would care to see.

Jeremy Lamb came off the bench to hit 7-of-10 shots and four 3-pointers on his way to 18 points, five rebounds and four assists.

He came in early with the Thunder down big and immediately started draining triples, along with teammate Derek Fisher. Lamb has actually scored in double digits in three of his last five games, averaging 13.0 points, 3.0 rebounds, 2.8 assists, 0.8 steals and 1.8 3-pointers over that stretch. And if he can keep playing like that, he's going to stat getting scooped up off waiver wires in deeper leagues. Having said that, it wouldn't be surprising to see him disappear in his next game, either.

Jeremy Lamb scored 14 points in 18 minutes during Monday's thrilling 111-109 victory over the Hawks, adding two boards, one assist, one steal and two 3-pointers.

He's been up and down all year and this was one of his best games of the season. Lamb is showing signs of improvement, but it's hard to pick him up in most leagues with Russell Westbrook likely to return next month.

Jeremy Lamb scored 19 points in 30 minutes off the bench on Friday vs. the Celtics, adding six boards, three assists, two steals and one 3-pointer.

He was the primary scoring option on the wing for the Thunder with Kevin Durant (shoulder) out of the lineup. Lamb's second season has been a mixed bag, but tonight might have been the highlight considering he had the most responsibility in any of his NBA games. He's been a bit of a letdown since the Russell Westbrook injury and isn't quite worth owning in standard leagues.

Jeremy Lamb came into Saturday's game a combined 5-of-26 from the field in his previous two games, but he lit up the Bucks for 17 points on 6-of-10 shooting.

Three of his makes came beyond the arc and he chipped in three rebounds, two assists, one steal and one block in just the type of performance his owners hope for. The playing time has been there (25 minutes per game in January) and Lamb is worth hanging onto thanks to his understated contributions across the board.

The Thunder coasted to a 119-96 win vs. the Celtics on Sunday, during which Jeremy Lamb scored 13 points and handed out a career-high six assists.

Three of his makes came from downtown and he didn't turn the ball over once in 23 minutes of action. Despite playing under 25 minutes as a reserve, Lamb has been a solid value in the past two weeks, averaging 12.2 points, 1.2 threes, 4.3 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1.2 steals, all with solid FG and FT percentages. He's worth owning in standard leagues, and could become a major asset if Thabo Sefolosha (three points in 24 minutes) ever suffers a long-term injury.

Jeremy Lamb scored 10 points with six boards and one assist in 21 minutes against the Blazers on Tuesday.

He did not have any other stats outside of a turnover and shot 5-of-11 from the field. Lamb dropped his season shooting numbers to 39.8 percent from downtown and 47.7 percent overall, so that type of efficiency could turn into some nice production with consistent minutes. He's still worth holding in most leagues and hopefully coach Scott Brooks plays Derek Fisher less.