Kevin Martin (back) and Kendrick Perkins (hamstring) will not play on Monday vs. Sacramento.

Neither player played on Friday against Portland either, and the Thunder are making sure both are 100 percent healthy before the postseason begins. Expect Hasheem Thabeet to draw another start at center with Reggie Jackson, Ronnie Brewer and Nick Collison picking up some time.

Kevin Martin (back) will not play against the Blazers on Friday.

He was busier than usual with 23 points on Thursday, but chances are the Thunder are just being a little more cautious than usual. OKC is off until Monday, so his owners should act accordingly. DeAndre Liggins figures to get more burn tonight.

Kevin Martin came out of nowhere for 23 points against the Warriors on Thursday, adding one board, three assists, one steal and four 3-pointers on 8-of-10 shooting.

It was his highest point total since January 24 against his old team in Sacramento and he averaged just 7.5 points on his previous four. Martin has been efficient this year and he raised his season field goal shooting to 45.0 percent with this gem. That's a huge improvement from his 41.3 percent from last year and he's holding mid-round value this year.

Kevin Martin shot 6-of-8 from the field for 13 points with four boards, four assists, one block and one 3-pointer in 24 minutes against the Knicks on Sunday.

He was due for a nice outing with just 11 points combined over his last two. Martin has been holding mid-round value most of the season and he's stayed remarkably healthy considering the laundry list of injuries he's dealt with over his career. He's worth owning in all leagues and probably won't be rested down the stretch.

Kevin Martin scored just two points on 1-of-6 shooting from the field with four boards, one assist and one block in 21 minutes.

Some of the time Martin will turn in these duds, but he's still producing sixth-round value in standard leagues. He averaged 13.0 points with 1.8 triples in his previous five, so we'd expect him to bounce back at least a little vs. a stout Indiana D on Friday.

Kevin Martin bounced back with 17 points in Saturday's victory, hitting 6-of-12 FGs and 4-of-5 FTs, with one 3-pointer.

K-Mart shot 1-of-9 on Friday but he made up for it tonight, adding five rebounds, two assists and one steal for (by his standards) a well-rounded line.

Kevin Martin hit 1-of-9 shots for four points to go with one rebound and one assist in 20 minutes off the bench on Friday.

Martin is a low-end value in standard formats but if you don't need 3-pointers he's borderline worthless. The Thunder would be wise to figure out a consistent role for him on offense since they'll need him in the playoffs.

Kevin Martin hit three 3-point shots on Monday, but finished with just nine points and one steal in 20 minutes off the bench.

Martin has not been worth starting in standard formats for the last two weeks unless you're hunting threes. The Thunder play him 25 minutes per game and curiously leave him out of the offense at times, but he should bounce back and produce enough to be owned and even started in most formats.

Kevin Martin scored 12 points in Sunday's 91-79 win over the Celtics, shooting 4-of-12 from the field with three boards, three assists and two steals in 29 minutes.

He didn't make a 3-pointer and it was the first time that has happened since January 27. Martin's March hasn't been nice, shooting just 36.1 percent from the field in those six games. He gets wide-open looks with great regularity and he should turn it around against the Spurs on Monday.

Kevin Martin shot 4-of-6 from the field for 16 points with four boards, four assists, two steals and three 3-pointers in 32 minutes against the Knicks on Thursday.

He's been cold and shot just 31.7 percent from the field in his previous five games, so it was nice to see him turn in a productive line. Martin continues to put up nice stats with treys, steals and free throw percentage, which makes him worth owning in all leagues.