McGary scored 19 points (8-9 FG, 3-4 FT), to go with 10 rebounds, and a steal in 23 minutes off the bench on Sunday.

This was McGary's third game for the Thunder and the largest amount of minutes he's played thus far. He certainly impressed with his play by posting a double-double and he may be in line for bigger minutes after Steven Adams suffered an undisclosed injury. Adams isn't traveling with the team and Kendrick Perkins is due back with the team, but McGary is a player worth monitoring because he showed promise with his high energy play.

McGary was recalled from the D-League to the Thunder on Sunday.

McGary was able to contribute 20 minutes off the bench in each of his two games with the OKC Blue. This was his first significant action on the court since suffering a leg injury earlier in the year, and he appears to have moved past the ailment.

McGary was assigned to the Oklahoma City Blue of the D-League, Darnell Mayberry of The Oklahoman reports.

McGary saw his first NBA action since mid-December in Monday's win over Orlando, logging one minute and failing to record any statistics. He'll head back to the Blue, for whom he's already appear in six contests this season.

McGary (leg) did not play in Tuesday's game against the Heat, marking his 17th consecutive absence.

McGary participated in a partial practice last week, but there's still no indication as to when he will return. The rookie has played a grand total of seven minutes this season, and until there's more word regarding his possible return, he'll have close to no value in fantasy formats.

McGary (leg) participated in parts of Tuesday's practice, Anthony Slater of The Oklahoman reports.

McGary continues to battle inflammation in his left tibia and is without a return timetable. However, he appears to be moving in the right direction. The rookie has appeared in only one game this season and is not likely to be much of a fantasy consideration in 2014-15.

McGary (leg) was able to practice Saturday and may be closing in on a return to the court, The Oklahoman reports.

McGary has only played in one game this season and that brief stint lasted just seven minutes. It seems that he's nearing a return to the court, although the rookie will likely see limited action upon his eventual comeback.

McGary (leg) is dealing with inflammation in his left tibia and will be sidelined 2-to-3 weeks, Anthony Slater of The Oklahoman reports.

It's another tough break for the rookie, who missed the first month of the season due to a fractured foot. He made his NBA debut in Sunday's contest, after which the soreness arose and kept him from playing Tuesday. McGary will now be shut down until shortly after the new year, and the Oklahoma City training staff will restrict his on-court work.

McGary is dealing with left shin soreness and will not play Tuesday, The Oklahoman's Anthony Slater reports.

The injury is not believed to be serious, and he should be considered day-to-day.

McGary was recalled from the D-League by the Thunder on Saturday.

It's hard to see McGary earning substantial playing time in a healthy Oklahoma City rotation, but the rookie posted encouraging numbers in the D-League. Averaging 25.4 minutes per game in six contests, McGary hit 49 percent of his field goals while averaging 17.8 points and eight rebounds per game.

McGary was assigned to Oklahoma City of the D-League on Wednesday.

McGary was recalled from the D-League on Sunday, but was inactive with a foot injury. The rookie hasn't seen any playing time with the Thunder this season, and that will continue to be the case as he heads back to the D-League.

McGary (foot) is inactive for Sunday's matchup with the Pistons, Anthony Slater of The Oklahoman reports.

McGary was recalled from the D-League on Sunday morning, but he'll be held out of action, despite being healthy enough to play. The rookie is yet to see the floor in the NBA this season after suffering a foot injury during the preseason. His inactive status Sunday is an indication that he likely won't be a major factor in the rotation this season.

McGary (foot) was recalled by the Thunder on Sunday.

McGary has yet to play in an NBA-level game this season and will be looking for coach Scott Brooks to call his number against the Pistons on Sunday. With Serge Ibaka and Nick Collison ahead of him on the depth chart, the rookie will likely see limited time on the court if he does in fact play Sunday, or any other game for that matter.

McGary (foot) was reassigned to the Oklahoma City Blue of the D-League on Thursday.

McGary, who is yet to play for the Thunder this season after suffering a foot injury during the preseason, will join the Blue for Friday's contest. He'll likely return to the Thunders shortly after, as was the case earlier in the week when he participated in the Blue's game on Sunday.

McGary (foot) will not be available for Tuesday's game, The Oklahoman's Anthony Slater reports.

He rejoined the Thunder on Tuesday after playing in a D-League game Sunday, but will not be active against the Pelicans. Look for Oklahoma City to bring him along slowly after he missed significant time with a foot injury.

McGary (foot) will rejoin the Thunder in New Orleans on Tuesday, Anthony Slater of The Oklahoman reports.

McGary took part in a D-League contest for the Oklahoma City Blue on Sunday and will meet up with the team in New Orleans with a chance to play in his first NBA game. The rookie out of Michigan was dealing with a foot injury suffered during training camp, and coach Scott Brooks is yet to reveal whether he'll use the young forward against Anthony Davis and the Pelicans. If he doesn't play Tuesday, McGary could make his debut Friday in Philadelphia.

McGary (foot) will play for the OKC Blue on Sunday, Anthony Slater of the Oklahoman reports.

After injurying his foot in college, McGary has yet to play a professional game, but will get his chance Sunday. While this individual game does not mean much for fantasy, it likely indicates that he will be healthy enough to play in the Thunder's next game Tuesday. Even if he does come back completely healthy, OKC has too many forwards for McGary to have fantasy value in standard leagues without help from injuries.

McGary (foot) is considered questionable to play Tuesday against the Pelicans, Anthony Slater of The Oklahoman reports.

McGary practiced Saturday and continues to progress in his recovery from a fractured left foot. Coach Scott Brooks did not state whether McGary will play Tuesday, and a decision likely won't be made until early next week. If the rookie does not play Tuesday, his next opportunity will come Friday in Philadelphia.

McGary (foot) is expected to be ready to play "sometime in the near future," according to coach Scott Brooks, Darnell Mayberry of The Oklahoman reports.

The rookie out of Michigan is yet to play this season after suffering a fractured left foot during the preseason. He's been a limited participant in practice of late, though the Thunder are yet to provide a target return date. Brooks' statement is obviously vague, but it's reasonable to expect McGary to return to the floor within the next few weeks.

McGary (foot) participated in portions of the Thunder's practice Saturday, The Oklahoman reports.

McGary has yet to compete in his first NBA game but is inching closer to that milestone as his recovery progresses. The rookie still is without a timetable for return, although the next two weeks of practice should be telling of how close he is to making his eventual debut.

McGary will miss five to seven weeks after suffering a fracture in his left foot during Wednesday's preseason game versus the Nuggets, The Oklahoman reports.

McGary played just eight games in college at Michigan last season due to a back injury and will now return to the sidelines to begin his NBA career. Although he performed admirably over the summer, McGary wasn't expected to fill a consistent role for the Thunder as a rookie. Nonetheless, his absence will slow his early development and clear veteran Nick Collison to maintain his long-time backup power forward role.