Len closed Friday's 101-100 loss to the Celtics with zero points (0-1 FG) over three minutes.

EDGE Analysis

Len was barely noticeable in the loss, failing to score for the third time in the past five games. His role is typically limited to no more than 12 minutes per night, making him a non-factor, even in deeper formats. At best, he can be considered as a desperation source of blocks.

Len chipped in zero points (0-2 FG), one rebound and three blocks in seven minutes during Saturday's 98-91 loss to New York.

EDGE Analysis

Len blocked a season-high three shots in the loss, albeit in a muted role of just seven minutes. Given he has failed to play more than 10 minutes in eight straight games, Len is not someone managers need to prioritize, even in deeper formats.

Len (illness) isn't listed on Sacramento's injury report ahead of Monday's game versus the Heat.

EDGE Analysis

Len missed Sunday's game against the Clippers due to an illness but appears to have cleared the aliment. Before his absence, Len had appeared in five straight games, averaging 3.4 points and 2.6 rebounds in 9.0 minutes during that stretch.

Len (illness) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Clippers

EDGE Analysis

Len's absence will leave Trey Lyles and JaVale McGee as candidates to absorb the backup center minutes behind starter Domantas Sabonis. The 30-year-old's next opportunity to take the court will come Monday against the Heat.

Len (illness) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Clippers.

EDGE Analysis

Len has a very minor role with the Kings, playing an average of 8.0 minutes across six February appearances.

Len (ankle) logged two minutes in Tuesday's 130-113 loss to the Trail Blazers, recording no statistics during his time on the floor.

EDGE Analysis

All of Len's playing time came in the fourth quarter, when the outcome of the game was already decided. Though he's fully healthy again after missing six weeks with a high-ankle sprain, Len looks to be behind Domantas Sabonis, JaVale McGee and Trey Lyles on the depth chart at center.

Len (ankle) is available for Tuesday's matchup against Portland.

EDGE Analysis

Len is available for the first time since Nov. 13. JaVale McGee was operating as the primary backup to Domantas Sabonis in Len's absence. In six appearances, Len has averaged 2.5 points and 2.7 rebounds in 7.0 minutes, so his availability shouldn't impact Sacramento's rotation.

Len (ankle) is listed as questionable for Tuesday's game against Portland.

EDGE Analysis

Len has been out since Nov. 13 due to a high ankle sprain, but rising to a questionable designation indicates that he's nearing a return. JaVale McGee has filled in admirably since Len's injury, improving Sacramento's defensive rating by 4.3 points per 100 possessions when he's on the court, although he's averaged just 4.7 points and 1.5 rebounds in 7.5 minutes across his last six appearances. Len's box score production won't turn heads either, but his familiarity with Sacramento's offensive system and ability to offer back-up rim protection will be a relevant return for Sacramento's frontcourt.

Len (ankle) was a full participant in Thursday's practice, Frankie Cartoscelli of KHTK Sactown Sports 1140 reports.

EDGE Analysis

Len hasn't played since Nov. 13 due to a right ankle sprain. While the veteran forward isn't expected to see game action for at least another week, his return to practice is a good sign of his availability in the near future.

Len is expected to miss six to eight weeks due to a moderate high ankle sprain, Jason Anderson of The Sacramento Bee reports.

EDGE Analysis

With this timetable, the earliest we'd likely see Len back on the floor is Dec. 29 against Atlanta. Len was on the fringe of the rotation before the injury, so it won't have many fantasy implications.