Inglis supplied 3.8 points, 2.5 rebounds, and 1.0 assist in 14 minutes per game during the Las Vegas Summer League.

Inglis missed his entire rookie season because of a broken foot. He was a bit rusty during summer league and shot 29 percent from the field in his limited action. The 20-year-old Frenchman will enter training camp set on earning rotation minutes, but one year removed from surgery will make it difficult. He's unlikely to provide significant value this season, especially early in the year.

Inglis (foot) played his first game since undergoing two foot surgeries that cost him his entire rookie season. He recorded four points (2-4 FG) and two rebounds in 11 minutes against the Pelicans' summer league squad.

Inglis was the 31st pick in the 2014 NBA draft, but he missed the year due to a predraft workout injury that required two surgeries roughly six months apart. In the third quarter, the Frenchman left with foot discomfort, but his absence from the rest of the game was likely cautionary. He's still working on his conditioning, and it wouldn't be surprising for him to rest in any upcoming summer league contests.

Inglis (foot) is expected to be ready to play in the Las Vegas Summer League, CF Gardner of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Inglis missed the entirety of his rookie season after a pre-draft foot injury did not heal properly. The 6-8 guard/forward was billed as a defensive stopper with an NBA body, but the Bucks are really yet to see what they have in Inglis, who turns 20 on May 20. Expect Inglis to see plenty of run in Vegas with the hope that he can be groomed into a rotational player next season.

Inglis (foot) will undergo season-ending surgery Monday, CF Gardner of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

The 31st overall pick in the 2014 draft, Inglis has not appeared in a game this season after suffering a broken foot during a pre-draft workout in Oklahoma City. He was close to returning over the past few weeks but was never able to clear the final hurdle and will now opt for a second operation on the foot. Inglis will not return this season.

Inglis (foot) will be active Saturday against the Clippers, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

As of Monday of this week, Inglis was without a target date for his return, but it seems he's shown enough in the days since to sway the coaching and training staffs. It's unlikely he'll play many minutes, however, if any at all.

Inglis (foot) is still without an update on his return.

Inglis fractured his foot late October and was expected to be shut down for at least weeks. It would appear his timetable has expanded, as there are still no updates as to his return. Still, with the Bucks' jumbled rotation, it will be hard for him to contribute from a fantasy perspective even when he returns.

Inglis will be shut down for six weeks after a recent CT scan showed that his fractured foot hasn't healed properly, Fox Sports Wisconsin's Andrew Gruman reports.

Inglis wasn't going to be a factor in the Bucks' rotation this season, in all likelihood, so there aren't many fantasy ramifications here.

Inglis (foot) will not play in Friday's game.

It's not clear how far away he is from returning to the court, but he should be very low on the list of Bucks who demand attention from fantasy owners on draft day.

Inglis (foot) will not play Tuesday against the Cavs.

The rookie continues to work back from a foot fracture suffered during pre-draft workouts. He initially hoped to return to practice Monday, but that was not the case, and he'll remain in Milwaukee while the team heads to Cleveland. Barring a setback, Inglis figures to be back in the mix within the next week or so.

Inglis (foot) hopes to return by Oct. 13, Charles Gardner of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Inglis, who was injured in a pre-draft workout over the summer, was selected 31st overall by the Bucks. He was in a walking boot for most of the offseason but said at the team's media day Monday that he's very close to returning to full strength. He'll be limited when camp opens but should be back in the fold during the middle stages of the preseason.

Inglis officially signed with the Bucks on Wednesday, Eric Pincus of the Los Angeles Time reports.

Inglis was the 31st overall pick in the 2014 NBA draft, and the second of three for the Bucks. With his signing, the Bucks also renounced Ramon Sessions, meaning his return to the team is no longer an option. Inglis is currently battling a foot injury, but could shed his walking boot in the near future. He has the ability to make an impact in the Bucks' rotation if he impresses in training camp.

Inglis (foot) hopes to be out of his walking boot within two weeks, Andrew Gruman of Fox Sports Wisconsin reports.

Inglis, who broke his foot prior to the draft, did not participate in summer league but should be ready by the beginning of training camp. The 19-year-old is a bit of a mystery, but he's already a strong defender who could factor into the Bucks' wing rotation this season.