Los Angeles Clippers forward Norman Powell (shoulder) is out for at least one week. The 29-year-old sustained a left shoulder subluxation during the loss to the Warriors on Thursday evening. He'll need treatment before being reevaluated, so it's certainly possible he'll be out longer. Powell has averaged 16.6 points while shooting 41.0% from deep this season. However, with the Clippers down their primary bench option, Eric Gordon, who scored 21 points on Friday versus the Sacramento Kings, could see an enhanced role until Powell returns.

Los Angeles Clippers forward Norman Powell (injury management) will get the night off on Thursday as he receives some injury management on his right knee. As of right now, Powell is the only player on the roster appearing on the injury report, so the rest of the team looks good to go. With Powell sidelined, Bones Hyland and Eric Gordon should see some more opportunities as they continue to gel with their new team.

Los Angeles Clippers forward Norman Powell produced a big scoring night during a one-point losing effort against the Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday. The 29-year-old ended the game with 26 points and two rebounds on 9-for-16 shooting overall and 4-for-8 from beyond the arc. While his stats outside of scoring haven't been great, he's been on a very good scoring run in his bench role lately. Over the last nine games, he's averaging 20.7 points per game on 55.0% from the floor and 53.7% from three.

Los Angeles Clippers forward Norman Powell led the team in scoring but still suffered a blowout loss to the hands of the Utah Jazz on Wednesday. The usual sixth-man received a spot start while both Paul George and Kawhi Leonard were both out and was able to finish with 30 points, four rebounds, and three assists. He shot 9-for-15 from the floor and even knocked down seven of his nine threes in this contest. Powell has a lot more value while some of his teammates are sidelined, otherwise he's been in danger of falling out of the top 200 fantasy assets.

Los Angeles Clippers guard/forward Norman Powell (groin) will remain on the shelf Wednesday versus Minnesota. He has yet to feature this month, missing seven games. Powell has a left groin strain and muscle injuries generally take multiple weeks to heal. The 29-year-old was cleared for some on-court workouts earlier in the week, but he remains without a timetable for a return. Terance Mann and Luke Kennard have been benefiting from Powell's absence, but neither player has offered much for fantasy managers.

Los Angeles Clippers forward Norman Powell (groin) remains out ahead of Wednesday's meeting in Orlando. Powell has missed three games already with a left groin strain, and he won't play for the rest of the team's four-game road trip. With Luke Kennard (calf), Marcus Morris Sr. (Illness), and John Wall (knee) sitting as well, Kawhi Leonard and Paul George should handle most of the work offensively. However, Reggie Jackson, Terance Mann, and Nicolas Batum could serve useful as streaming options in all formats.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Norman Powell (groin) has been ruled out for Wednesday's game against the Utah Jazz. The 29-year-old injured his groin during Tuesday's contest. The Clippers are going to be cautious here and rest Powell. Terance Mann and Amir Coffey will have increased roles with Kawhi Leonard, Paul George, and Powell all sidelined. Both Mann and Coffey are worth looking at as a streaming options with the Clippers shorthanded on Wednesday.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Norman Powell cashed in a big scoring night with the team's big stars all out with injuries. During the team's 118-112 win on Tuesday night, Powell posted 32 points on 10-for-16 shooting and 4-for-5 from beyond the arc. Kawhi Leonard, Paul George, Luke Kennard, and John Wall were all sidelined for this game. The offense needed to come from somewhere so Powell answered the call. He's one of the better bench options to have across all fantasy formats and his value skyrockets when the Clippers have an injury report that big.

Los Angeles Clippers guard/forward Norman Powell led the offense against Utah on Monday, scoring a season-high 30 points in a 121-114 win. He missed only five of his 15 shots and was 3-for-4 from downtown with a 7-for-7 record at the foul line. During a busy night, Powell was also able to pick up four rebounds, one assist, one steal and one block in 28 minutes off the bench. The Clippers have just lost Paul George (hamstring) and Powell has proved that he is ready to step up. The 29-year-old also posted 26 points Saturday versus San Antonio. His work isn't always efficient, but Powell is a nifty scorer and he looks set for a great run whilst George recovers from injury.

LA Clippers shooting guard Norman Powell (foot) hit a significant speed bump shortly after joining the team at last season's trade deadline when he broke his left foot. As Powell continues to ramp up to full speed, he suited up for the famed Drew League summer circuit, after which he indicated to Law Murray of The Athletic that he was feeling good and heading in the right direction. In 45 games with Portland and LA last year, Powell set a new career-high with 19 points per game while also shooting 41.6 percent from behind the arc. The Clippers' backcourt and offensive pecking order is set to take on a new focus in 2022-23, with Paul George and Kawhi Leonard both expected to carry the lion's share of scoring duties when healthy.

LA Clippers small/power forward Marcus Morris Sr. (rest) and shooting guard Norman Powell (rest) will be held out of Sunday's regular-season finale vs. Oklahoma City. The duo will join Paul George (rest) on the sidelines, as the Clippers have nothing to gain in the second leg of the season-ending back-to-back. Luke Kennard, Nicolas Batum, Robert Covington, and Terance Mann are all candidates to see elevated run and offensive usage without Morris and Powell (and George) in the mix. Morris finishes the season having averaged 15.4 points and 4.4 boards across his 54 games, while Powell sets a new career high at 19 PPG, including 21.4 points on a nightly basis in his five outings with the Clippers. Both will be integral to LA's odds of advancing in the Play-in Tournament next week and should be considered sound DFS choices.

Los Angeles Clippers forward Norman Powell (foot) will officially return to the court for Wednesday's game against the Phoenix Suns. It has been almost two months since we've seen Powell on the court. That being said, he'll likely be limited during his first game back on Wednesday. However, it sounds like the Clippers plan on Powell being a significant part of their team. It's uncertain how much he'll contribute during the final three games of the regular season. However, the Clippers are certainly happy to have Powell back in time for the postseason.

LA Clippers shooting guard/small forward Norman Powell (foot) is on track to suit up for Wednesday's contest against Phoenix, marking a return to action after a 22-game absence due to a broken left foot. Powell's return comes at a fortuitous time for the Clippers, who just got Paul George back and are readying for the Play-in Tournament next week. The 28-year-old is likely to face some kind of minutes restriction in his first game back, which should push many fantasy managers off his DFS upside. Prior to going down, Powell averaged 21 PPG in three outings with LA.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Norman Powell (foot) was able to return to Tuesday's practice. He suffered a fractured left foot during his third game with the team. Powell has been sidelined since then, but has a chance at playing this week. He should provide plenty of triples and scoring once he does get back on the court. However, Luke Kennard and Terance Mann are likely to lose playing time and value once Powell returns.

LA Clippers shooting guard/small forward Norman Powell (foot) has been deemed unavailable to play in Thursday's game vs. Houston as he deals with a fractured medial sesamoid bone. The ailment, which is more significant than initially believed, figures to keep Powell on the shelf for a considerable period of time. The 28-year-old has played in just three games with the Clippers, averaging 21 PPG. In his absence, Terance Mann and Luke Kennard figure to see more minutes and offensive usage on the wing. Fantasy managers in season-long leagues will want to check back for any relevant updates to Powell's status.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Norman Powell (toe) won't play against the Dallas Mavericks. Powell is currently dealing with turf toe, which is unfortunate considering he's averaged 21 points throughout his first three contests in L.A. Nonetheless, his next chance to make it back will come on Monday night against the Golden State Warriors. In the meantime, Terrance Mann and Robert Covington should benefit.

LA Clippers shooting guard Norman Powell (toe) has been deemed questionable to suit up for Saturday's game vs. Dallas due to turf toe. Powell's offensive acclimation to the Clippers has been seamless, having averaged 21 PPG while shooting 42.9 percent from behind the arc across his first three games. An absence from Powell would open the door for Terance Mann, Amir Coffey, and Luke Kennard to take on elevated offensive duties, although LA's collective offensive approach has often made targeting individual players a difficult task. Powell's injury is notoriously a finicky ailment, so fantasy managers will want to check back prior to tip-off to get the final word on his status.

The LA Clippers have begun to bulk up their roster ahead of the trade deadline, adding small forwards Norman Powell and Robert Covington to the mix in a deal that sent Eric Bledsoe, Justise Winslowand Keon Johnson to Portland. The move serves as added depth for an LA squad that is unlikely to have Kawhi Leonard (knee) at its disposal this year, with Paul George (elbow) in danger of missing the remainder of the season as well. Powell has averaged a career-best 18.7 points per game across 40 outings (39 starts) this year, and he could stand to serve as one of the Clippers top scoring options for the rest of the season. Covington has shot a career-worst 38.1 percent overall this season and he stands to play a limited role on what now appears to be a crowded LA frontcourt.

Portland Trail Blazers small forward Norman Powell (personal) has been ruled out for Friday's contest vs. Boston due to personal reasons. Powell will miss his seventh game in a row, allowing Nassir Little to remain among the starting five, where he has emerged as a consistent DFS target. Without Powell's 18.6 points per game available, Anfernee Simons has taken on an even larger offensive role, playing his way into near must-roster territory in all season-long formats. With Damian Lillard (abdominal) sidelined, Powell will garner similar interest upon his return. His next opportunity to suit up comes Sunday against Toronto, where he spent the first six years of his career.