Sessions (knee) will not play in Tuesday's game against the Wizards, Stephanie Ready of Fox Sports Southeast reports.

EDGE Analysis

Sessions has been inactive since February following knee surgery, and with just four games remaining in the season and Charlotte's playoff hopes dwindling, it's more than likely the point guard will not return to the basketball court this season. Either Brian Roberts or Briante Weber will continue serve as the team's backup point guard in a limited capacity, as the two have taken turns in the role over the last several games.

Sessions (knee) will sit out Sunday's game against the Thunder, Stephanie Ready of Fox Sports Southeast reports.

EDGE Analysis

Sessions has been out since suffering a knee injury during a Feb. 1 matchup with the Warriors and while he's not listed with any sort of injury on the team's report, he's still going to be inactive. It remains to be seen if he just needs some time to get into game shape or if the Hornets are potentially just holding him out to get some younger guys more reps, but as it currently stands, Sessions remains without any sort of timetable for a return. His next opportunity to play will be Tuesday against the Wizards.

Sessions (knee) will remain out for Wednesday's tilt with the Raptors, Stephanie Ready of Fox Sports Southeast reports.

EDGE Analysis

Sessions isn't listed with any specific injury on the team's injury report, so it's unclear if he's still dealing with the knee issue that plagued him over the last few weeks, or if he's just not in the team's rotation. Either way, he'll be inactive again Wednesday, allowing Briante Weber to serve as the team's backup point guard behind Kemba Walker.

Sessions (knee) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Suns, Stephanie Ready of FOX Sports Southeast reports.

EDGE Analysis

Sessions hasn't seen the court since a Feb. 1 matchup against the Warriors, as a torn left meniscus continues to keep him on the inactive list. With Sessions out, Briante Weber should operate as the team's backup point guard behind Kemba Walker, which should afford him extra playing time for the time being. Sessions remains without any sort of timetable for a return.

Sessions (knee) will not play Wednesday against Orlando.

EDGE Analysis

A torn left meniscus has sidelined Sessions since Feb. 1, and he's yet to return to full-speed practice. He's been able to work individually, however, and the hope is that Charlotte will get him back sometime before the end of the regular season. Until Sessions is cleared, Briante Weber should continue to pick up increased minutes behind Kemba Walker.

Sessions (knee) was able to go through an individual workout following Tuesday's practice.

EDGE Analysis

It's unclear how intensive Sessions' workout was, but it's a positive sign nonetheless to see him on the court in some capacity. Until he's cleared to take full contact in practices, however, Sessions likely won't be considered close to returning to game action after missing more than a month while recovering from surgery to repair a torn left meniscus.

Sessions (knee) has been ruled out for Monday's game against the Bulls.

EDGE Analysis

Sessions is now slated to miss his 17th straight game as he recovers from knee surgery, while Kemba Walker figures to continue seeing a majority of the minutes at point guard for Charlotte.

Sessions (knee) has been ruled out for Saturday's game against the Pelicans.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran combo guard continues to progress from knee surgery and will not be available for the 16th consecutive game. Brian Roberts figures to remain Charlotte's top point guard off the bench behind Kemba Walker.

Sessions (knee) will not play in Friday's game against the Magic.

EDGE Analysis

Sessions is still recovering from knee surgery he underwent back in early February to repair a torn left meniscus, and was originally given a timetable of four-to-six weeks. And while it's been four weeks since the surgery, there has been no indication that the point guard has been able to participate in practice at all, so it's likely he misses a couple more games moving forward. As long as Sessions remains out, Kemba Walker will continue getting heavy usage as the starting point guard with Brian Roberts rilling in sparingly off the bench as his backup.

Sessions (knee) underwent successful surgery Wednesday to repair a torn left meniscus.

EDGE Analysis

As was reported a few days earlier, Sessions will be sidelined for approximately four-to-six weeks while he recovers from the procedure. The absence of the veteran backup point guard, who was averaging 6.2 points, 2.6 assists and 1.5 assists and 16.2 minutes per game, will open up a spot in the rotation for Brian Roberts, but he's not expected to see enough playing time behind All-Star Kemba Walker to approach fantasy relevance in most leagues.