Kendrick Perkins played 20 minutes, missed all three of his shots and failed to score on Saturday.

He also had six rebounds and took some stitches after taking a shot to his right eye, but was able to return. Much was made about Perkins not starting the second half of his previous game, but he was back at it tonight, unfortunately.

Kendrick Perkins did not start the second half of Wednesday's game vs. the Heat in favor of Perry Jones III.

He only played five minutes in the first half and saying he was terrible in that stretch might be putting it nicely. Perkins remains one of the worst players based on stats, which is saying something considering how most of his teammates have terrific numbers on basis and advanced statistics. Fantasy owners shouldn't be looking to grab Jones or anything and this news is more about coach Scott Brooks making a shocking, yet overdue decision.

Kendrick Perkins grabbed 12 boards against the Warriors on Friday with six points, two assists and two steals in 24 minutes.

His 12 boards were a season high. Perkins is still one of the least effective players from a statistical standpoint, so that might be a problem in fantasy basketball.

The Thunder got a rare offensive boost from Kendrick Perkins on Sunday, as he scored 12 points with six rebounds, two assists, one steal and one block.

Perk made 5-of-9 shots in 26 minutes of action, marking season-highs in both points and FG attempts. The Celtics have been reasonably good defending opposing centers this season and there was no way to see Perkins' nice game coming. Leave him on the waiver wire.

Kendrick Perkins (dislocated finger) started Sunday's game as expected, finishing with his usual six points, four rebounds, one block and five fouls in 22 minutes.

Steven Adams came off the bench for just four rebounds in nine minutes, Nick Collison added six points and five boards in 15 minutes, and thus far Scott Brooks has shown no inclination to change his starting center.

Kendrick Perkins is expected to be fine from his dislocated finger injury and should start, according to coach Scott Brooks.

He suffered the injury in the first half of Friday's game and did not return. It was to his left ring finger, which is the same digit he injured in the preseason. Continue to ignore Perkins in all leagues. Meanwhile, those that speculatively added Steven Adams can think about letting him go.

Kendrick Perkins suffered a dislocation to his left ring finger and will not return on Friday.

This is the same finger he dislocated back in October and he might have to miss time. Steven Adams started the second half of Friday's game and picks up some value as a pick up for owners looking for some help in boards and blocks. Perkins isn't worth owning in almost any league.

Kendrick Perkins went to the locker room due to an apparent finger injury on Friday.

he dislocated his left ring finger in the preseason and there's a chance that could be the problem again. Perkins has been outplayed by rookie Steven Adams, so the Thunder won't be in a rush to bring him back.

Kendrick Perkins returned from a personal absence and had two points, five rebounds and zero blocks in 19 minutes in a start on Saturday.

Perkins didn't even do us the courtesy of blocking a shot, but back up Steven Adams wasn't all that much better, finishing with two points, seven rebounds and two blocks. It could change at some point in the next few weeks, but as of now, neither center in OKC is worth owning in most leagues.

Kendrick Perkins traveled to Texas following the death of his grandfather and he will miss the Thunder's next two games, according to Yahoo! Sports.

Rookie C Steven Adams is expected to take his place in the starting lineup, and more minutes will be available for backup PF/C Nick Collison. Perkins could return for Saturday's road game at Milwaukee.

Kendrick Perkins said on Twitter that he thinks it might be time for a change.

"I'm sitting here thinking and it might be time for a change," Perkins said. Of course, this could have meant anything, but since he did delete it moments later, it indicates he regretted saying it for whatever reason. He did play just 16.5 minutes per game over his last two outings while rookie Steven Adams has exhibited some impressive rebounding skills and Nick Collison played 21 minutes Sunday. To be clear, there's really nothing to this story yet.

Kendrick Perkins returned from a finger injury on Tuesday and had two points and two rebounds in 10 minutes.

He's no longer worth owning in most fantasy leagues, but could be worth a flier in two-center leagues if he can stay healthy and produce. But the bottom line is that you want a better center than Perkins for your fantasy team this season.

Kendrick Perkins (finger) will not play against the Pelicans on Thursday.

Perkins dislocated his finger in the preseason opener in Europe back on October 7 and the team has allowed Hasheem Thabeet and Steven Adams to get more playing time. He's under contract for $8 million this year and $9 million next year, so there's that.

Kendrick Perkins (finger) will not play on Tuesday.

His dislocated finger has kept him out of practice and the team is going to let it heal. Hasheem Thabeet will get the start against JaVale McGee and the Nuggets.

Kendrick Perkins (finger) is not participating in the team's scrimmage on Sunday.

He dislocated his left ring finger on October 7 and has been limited over the past week. Perkins is statistically one of the worst players in the NBA, which is obviously going to limit him in fantasy hoops.

Kendrick Perkins' attorney has released a statement claiming Perkins is innocent of a misdemeanor assault charge related to an incident in July.

Perk was accused of punching a woman and her brother duing an altercation outside of a nightclub. "My client takes these charges very seriously," read the statement. "He is a respectful and kind person and is anxious to address these charges for the sake of his family and his team. We will defend these allegations vigorously in court."

Kendrick Perkins is facing a misdemeanor assault charge from an alleged altercation outside of a nightclub in July.

According to the report, the altercation occurred outside of a nightclub. The case against Perkins was initially dismissed, but it has been refiled. This is the second time he's had charges against him with the first being public intoxication and disorderly conduct back in 2011. It should not impact his status for the season.

Kendrick Perkins dislocated his finger in Saturday's preseason game.

He tried to adjust his finger in the game before he had to leave just before halftime. Rookie Steven Adams started the second half and scored seven points with six boards in the preseason opener. Perkins could miss Tuesday's game, but the injury is not considered serious.

Kendrick Perkins (knee) said he still has knee soreness on Monday.

He went through practice and he sounds like he'll be ready for the preseason action. Perkins mentioned that rookie Steven Adams was a steal in the draft, but Adams is unlikely to usurp Perk's minutes off the bat. Statistically speaking, he was one of the worst player in the NBA, so he's not exactly fantasy material

Kendrick Perkins said he's working harder this offseason on shot and explosiveness.

"I've been working, man," Perkins said. "Been in the gym and basically just working more in the weight room on my explosiveness and touch around the basket, hook shots and stuff like that. I've been shooting a lot of jumpers, making sure I make 300 a night. I'm just trying to prepare." He added that he was back on the court just two weeks after his knee scope on July 9, so he'll have most of the offseason to get it going. Last year was a disaster for Perkins. Among players seeing at least 25 minutes per night, he ranked dead last in the NBA in player efficiency rating while shooting a career-low 45.7 percent. Obviously, he'll need a bit of a miracle to get back in our good graces for fantasy.