Evans (ankle) is doubtful for Wednesday's game against the Raptors, Deseret News reports.

Evans has been out since Friday with his ankle injury, and Wednesday's contest will likely be another. He remains buried on the Jazz's depth chart regardless, contributing minimally off the bench this season.

Evans (ankle) will miss Monday's game against the Nuggets, the Salt Lake Tribune reports.

Evans injured his ankle in Friday's contest, and it will cause him to miss at least two games. He has only played in four games this season, and hasn't contributed significantly enough to be on fantasy radars.

Evans (ankle) will not play Saturday, Tony Jones of the Salt Lake Tribune reports.

Evans sprained his ankle Friday night, and he'll sit out Saturday against the Clippers. The athletic forward has appeared in only four games this season and is yet to see more than four minutes.

Evans sprained his ankle in Friday's practice and is now in question for Saturday's game against the Clippers, the Salt Lake Tribune reports.

Evans is hardly used off the bench in Utah and his potential absence won't likely affect the status of Saturday's game. But nonetheless, he'll be a game-time decision against the Clippers.

Evans has spent just five minutes on the court this season.

Evans enjoyed the best statistical season of his career during the 2013-14 campaign, although the Jazz have turned over a new leaf with the addition of Trevor Booker into the rotation. Even if injuries fall upon Utah, Evans would still have a hard time finding minutes on the hardwood this season.

Evans was the only player on either team Thursday night to not play against the Mavericks.

This was Evans' second DNP of the season after sitting out the Jazz's opening game against the Rockets on Wednesday. Ian Clark and Steve Novak were even able to combine for 12 minutes in a blowout loss. Evans seems to be the odd man out in the rotation right now.

Evans came off the bench for three minutes of action during Utah's preseason game against the Thunder on Tuesday.

Evans averaged a career-high 18.3 minutes during 66 games last season but will likely struggle finding time on the court this year with the offseason acquisitions of Trevor Booker and Steve Novak. Barring injuries over the course of the season, the former slam dunk champion should be left on the waiver wire until he can prove otherwise.

Jeremy Evans (sprained ankle) will play vs. the Pacers on Sunday.

He's less than 100 percent healthy and faces the league's premier defense, so there's no incentive to gamble on him in fantasy leagues. He's averaging 5.2 points and 5.0 rebounds in Utah's last five games.

Jeremy Evans (sprained ankle) participated in Sunday's shootaround but still remains a game-time decision.

Jeremy Evans sprained his left ankle during Saturday's practice, leaving him as a game-time decision for Sunday.

Evans logged just 14 minutes in Utah's last game and he doesn't have enough fantasy upside to be worth gambling on at less than 100 percent. If he does sit out, his minutes will be absorbed by Alec Burks, Gordon Hayward, Richard Jefferson, Marvin Williams and Brandon Rush.

Jeremy Evans had two steals and a career-high four blocks to go with four points and six rebounds in 18 minutes off the bench on Monday.

Evans has always been a guy whose fantasy value can rise pretty quickly but the minutes are never really there and the return of Derrick Favors solidified that problem tonight. He's still just a deep league guy until that changes, despite the solid result.

Jeremy Evans grabbed a career-high 13 boards against the Nets on Wednesday with three points and one steal in 20 minutes.

He was effective on the defensive glass, but was a no-show on the other end with just three shots from the field. Evans could get some more playing time while Derrick Favors is out with a hip issue, but Favors possibly back for the weekend doesn't make him a very intriguing pickup.

Jeremy Evans hit 7-of-10 shots for 14 points, five rebounds, three steals and two blocks in Tuesday's win.

Evans has made a little noise over his last three games, but is still averaging just 8.3 points, 5.3 rebounds and 1.7 steals over his last three games. There are probably more reliable options on your wire.

Jeremy Evans (tailbone) returned to action on Friday, scoring five points on 2-of-3 shooting with four rebounds and a steal in 20 minutes.

Evans had a small stretch of productivity earlier in the year but he has lost all of that momentum over the past month or so. If he gets it back we'll let you know.

Jeremy Evans (tailbone) will play in Friday's game against the Mavs.

The Jazz will have their entire roster healthy and available Friday, squeezing the rotation tight. The high-flying Evans figures to play his typical bench role, seeing his usual 17-20 minutes.

Jeremy Evans (tailbone, elbow) is doubtful to play vs. the Raptors on Monday.

Evans took a hard spill on Friday and bruised both his tailbone and elbow, but fortunately X-rays were negative. He remains day-to-day.

Jeremy Evans (tailbone, elbow) did not travel for Saturday's game against the Clippers.

An X-ray on his elbow and tailbone were negative and he's day-to-day. The Jazz are on the road for just one game and will return home on Monday to face the Raptors. Evans took a very bad fall on Friday and was on the floor for a few minutes in serious pain. He may have played some decent minutes with the Jazz banged up, but it's a moot point.

Jeremy Evans suffered a bruised tailbone and a bruised elbow against the Warriors on Friday and will not return.

The Jazz are in trouble now with very little help at power forward. They're going with a small lineup with Richard Jefferson and Gordon Hayward at the forward spots for now and that's probably their best bet until they get some of the troops back. Evans finished with 10 points, four boards, one assist and no turnovers in 17 minutes.

Jeremy Evans suffered a back injury against the Warriors in Friday.

He fell extremely hard and may have an issue with his tailbone. Evans got the start tonight and we'll pass along any info as it becomes available.

Jeremy Evans and Enes Kanter are starting in place of the injured Marvin Williams (Achilles) and Derrick Favors (hip) on Friday.

Evans has very little polish to his game, but he shoots a high percentage since he operates very close to the basket. He can be left on the wire in most leagues.