Trevor Ariza missed Tuesday's game with left knee soreness.

He was a game-time decision and wasn't able to go, which should mean good things for Martell Webster. This update wasn't passed along until well after the game had started.

Trevor Ariza (knee, ankle) is listed as a game-time call for Tuesday's game against the Knicks.

Even if Ariza does suit up, he'll be a weak fantasy play at less than 100 percent. The Wizards are starting Garrett Temple and Martell Webster on the wings once again.

Trevor Ariza is not planning to opt out of his contract after the season.

Ariza, who is slated to earn $7.7 million next season, would not be able to command that salary in free agency and he knows it. "I don't know many people who are going to leave money on the table and I'm not one of the people who do that, so most likely," he said when asked if he'd remain with the Wizards. Emeka Okafor is also expected to opt in to his deal, but we've already noted that previously.

Trevor Ariza played 32 minutes off the bench in Tuesday's 90-86 win over the Bulls, scoring 10 points with seven boards, two assists, one steal and two 3-pointers.

He received more playing time than Martell Webster and it could have been matchup-based or there could be something with how cold Webster has been. Ariza is going to share time on the wing with Webster, but with Bradley Beal not at 100 percent, Ariza is worth a look in standards. The Wizards play again on Wednesday in Toronto.

Trevor Ariza looked good in his second game back from the flu, scoring 10 points with two 3-pointers, eight rebounds, three assists, two steals and one block.

He did it all in under 30 minutes. He's healthy and should finish the season strong as the Wizards' sixth-man, so pick him up if you need a utility man.

Trevor Ariza returned to action on Friday March 29.

Trevor Ariza returned from the flu against the Magic on Friday, scoring five points with seven boards, two assists, one steal and one 3-pointer in 26 minutes.

It wasn't good and it wasn't bad, which isn't usually Ariza's calling card. He'll have his ugly games, but he should be locked into a role a shade under 30 minutes with Bradley Beal out for a bit. He can rack up steals and threes, so he's worth a look in standard leagues.

Trevor Ariza (flu) will play against the Magic on Friday night.

Ariza had been considered a game-time decision after missing three straight games with the virus. It's likely he won't be 100 percent but the Wizards definitely need him with pretty much every player not named John Wall ailing or sidelined.

Trevor Ariza (flu) is a game-time decision on Friday.

Ariza has been out for three straight games and is still dealing with the flu, so this must be one powerful virus. If he sits again, Chris Singleton could be staring at huge minutes once again with Martell Webster (abdomen) unlikely to play.

Trevor Ariza will miss Wednesday's game as he continues to recover from the flu.

He must be pretty sick, as he's been down for three straight games. Chris Singleton will get major burn tonight with Martell Webster (ab) and Bradley Beal (ankle) also out.