Jermaine O'Neal (knee) is listed in the starting lineup to face the Pelicans on Tuesday. The Warriors really need him with Andrew Bogut serving his one-game suspension tonight. O'Neal missed four games with knee and groin issues and his one of the more fragile players in the NBA, so it wouldn't be a surprise to see him not reach his 17.3 minutes per game. Dewayne Dedmon is up from the D-League and will help.

Jermaine O'Neal made it through shootaround despite groin and knee injuries, but remains a game-time decision for Tuesday's game against Anthony Davis and the Pelicans. This is important because O'Neal may start for suspended Andrew Bogut, while Davis looks like as strong a play as there is in the NBA tonight with this match up. And if JO can't go, things get even worse in the middle for the Warriors, as Dewayne Dedmon could be forced into action.

Jermaine O'Neal, who has been out with groin and knee injuries, could start at center for the Warriors on Tuesday due to Andrew Bogut's suspension. While the Warriors get credit for being deep, once you get past Bogut things get pretty raw in the middle. Along with the old man, young buck Dewayne Dedmon could also see heavy action tonight. Look for Anthony Davis to bounce back in a big way after being stifled by Tim Duncan on Monday night, as he shouldn't have any problem outrunning O'Neal, and flat-out dominating against the likes of David Lee and Dedmon.

Jermaine O'Neal (groin, knee) plans to test his injuries over the next two days and could return as soon as Tuesday vs. the Pelicans. Considering the frequency of O'Neal's injuries, it would be a mild surprise to see him back in the lineup so soon. Although, the Warriors lost Ognjen Kuzmic on Wednesday, so they need some depth up front badly. JO can remain on the wire in most leagues until he's back on the court.

Jermaine O'Neal (knee, groin) has been on a stationary bike and will be doing some light running Thursday. It's great to hear that JO is at least active in practice after his scary injury on Monday. O'Neal is still going to miss some time and is not worth owning in almost any league.

An MRI revealed that Jermaine O'Neal has a bruised right knee and a minor right groin strain, and he's listed as day-to-day. He didn't travel with the Warriors for Monday's game, but this is essentially a best-case scenario after he hurt himself doing an unintentional split on Saturday. His 17 minutes per game will be temporarily absorbed by Andrew Bogut, Marreese Speights and possibly Ognjen Kuzmic.

Jermaine O'Neal suffered a right knee sprain and a right groin strain in the second half of Saturday's game against the Jazz. Ouch. The injury did not look good at all and the Warriors are likely to be without their backup center for at least a couple games. He's had a few groin injuries in his career as well as countless knee problems. Marreese Speights could be looking at plenty of extra minutes for the foreseeable future.

Jermaine O'Neal suffered a leg injury in the second half of Saturday's game. He did a bit of a split and went to ground in a lot of pain. O'Neal had to be helped off the court by his teammates and could barely walk on his way to the locker room. He's had a very tough time staying healthy, so there's a good chance he may have to miss time. Hopefully, this is nothing serious. Marreese Speights would pick up some extra playing time should JO miss time.

Jermaine O'Neal played 23 minutes and hit 7-of-8 shots for a season-high 17 points and six rebounds in Tuesday's cakewalk over the Pistons. O'Neal hadn't scored more than seven points in a game this season, so tonight looks like a garbage-time fluke more than it does a breakout game. Andrew Bogut looks healthy and is playing very well for the Warriors, but if Bogut goes down at some point with an injury, O'Neal might be worth a pick up. Having said that, he has plenty of his own injury concerns, and would be an unreliable option, even if he were forced into the starting lineup at some point.

Jermaine O'Neal played 25 minutes in Wednesday's 106-93 win over the Wolves and had five points, six boards, one assist, one steal and three blocks. Any minute total over 20 is risky business for JO, but the Warriors took a chance with Andrew Bogut in foul trouble. O'Neal won't be seeing this much playing time on about 90 percent of nights this season.