David Lee's (hip) playing time will be up to Mark Jackson moving forward.

Lee said that he felt "noticeably better today than I did two days ago" after Sunday's win, and it's not clear how much longer he can keep this going. After revealing that he's likely to undergo surgery when Golden State's season ends, Lee said he's "going to give what I have." He played 7:49 on Sunday, his most action since initially sustaining the injury in the first round.

David Lee (hip) played three minutes against the Spurs on Friday, scoring five points with two boards.

He still isn't 100 percent and he's not going to be for the rest of the playoffs. It's still strange to see Lee out on the court after being ruled out for the season with a complete tear of his hip flexor, so we're not expecting him to make too large of an impact.

Mark Jackson says he's not sure if David Lee (hip) will play during the Warriors' second-round series vs. the Spurs.

Lee stunningly played 87 seconds against the Nuggets in Game 6 of that series but didn't play a single minute in Game 1 on Monday. Jackson said he toyed with using Lee down the stretch but decided against it because Lee hadn't played all game. Lee will probably need surgery on his torn hip flexor in the offseason and whatever minutes he does play the rest of this year will likely be minimal.