Robinson was set to be sent to the D-League in the next few days, but will remain with Minnesota with Shabazz Muhammad out with an abdominal strain, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.

Robinson isn't getting playing time even with the many T-Wolves injuries, so staying in the NBA doesn't impact his fantasy value much. He hasn't played in the last eight games. He'd be better off for his development getting consistent minutes in the D-League.

Minnesota plans to send Robinson to the D-League once several injured players return, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports. He scored seven points in 12 minutes in Saturday's blowout loss to the Spurs.

Even with three starters hurt and the backup point guard out, Robinson can't get on the court except in blowouts. He's stayed on the NBA roster as insurance against more injuries, but he's obviously not in Minnesota's short-term plans.

Robinson hasn't seen any action on the court for Minnesota this season.

Robinson is currently buried on the depth chart and will almost certainly struggle to find time on the court this season. With this in mind, there should be far better options across the league in everything but the deepest of leagues.

Robinson will be inactive for Wednesday's game against Memphis.

Robinson claimed Minnesota's final roster spot during training camp, but will have to put his NBA debut on hold. With an inactive status Wednesday, Robinson's next opportunity to play will come Thursday versus the Pistons.

Robinson (ankle) practiced Sunday, Jerry Zgoda of the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.

Robinson was battling a sprained ankle last week, but his participation in Sunday's session offers further credence that he's moved past the issue and should be fine when the regular season opens. Minnesota heads to Memphis to face the Grizzlies on Wednesday night.

Robinson (ankle) did not play in last Friday's preseason game versus the Sixers, but made his exhibition debut three days earlier against the Pacers.

Robinson sprained his ankle in the buildup to Minnesota's opening preseason game, but still managed to play 12 minutes versus the Pacers last week. In doing so, the rookie went for six points (3-4 FG, 0-1 3Pt), three assists, and two rebounds. Following that performance, Robinson was rested in a coach's decision last Friday, but appears to be healthy moving forward.

Robinson (ankle) was able to participate during Friday's practice after spraining his ankle Wednesday.

Robinson seems to be in good shape after suffering a minor ankle sprain during a scrimmage Wednesday. The short turnaround certainly denotes that the injury won't likely hamper the rookie as training camp gets into full swing.

Robinson (ankle) did not practice Thursday after spraining his ankle during Wednesday's scrimmage, Jerry Zgoda of the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.

Robinson could miss a few days in the short-term, but he'll likely return to action in the near future. The rookie out of Michigan will compete for playing time on the wing this season.