Memphis Grizzlies point/shooting guard Grayson Allen has seen any momentum that he has built up throughout the 2019-20 season derailed by ankle injuries. He has missed each of his teams previous four outings due to right ankle soreness, but is now questionable to return to action for Wednesdays game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. After a 10-game absence earlier in the year, Allen had reeled off double-digit scoring performances in four of his five most recent contests. He holds little ...

Memphis Grizzlies point/shooting guard Grayson Allen will miss Wednesdays contest against the Phoenix Suns due to a sore right ankle. Allen departed Mondays game versus Golden State with the ailment, so its not surprising to see that the team would be cautious as it pertains to his health. The second-year guard dropped a season-high 15 points in just 12 minutes Monday, as he appeared to be finding his rhythm with three double-digit scoring outings in his last four games. His next chance at ...

Memphis Grizzlies point/shooting guard Grayson Allen is set to make his return to the court for Saturdays game versus the Los Angeles Lakers following a nine-game absence. Allen, who has dealt with a sore left ankle, is likely to return to his previous role as a high-volume shooter off the bench for Memphis. Allen has scuffled from the field to the tune of a 31.4 shooting percentage during his first five games in a Grizzlies uniform and holds little season-long or DFS value barring an absence ...

Memphis Grizzlies point/shooting guard Grayson Allen has been ruled out for Sundays game against the Denver Nuggets due to the persistent left ankle soreness that has sidelined him since Nov. 2. The fact that Allen has been ruled out well in advance of tip-off doesnt bode well for his chances of returning soon, with his spot in the Grizzlies' pecking order likely having dropped off with the play of Tyus Jones and Marko Guduric. Allens next chance to return comes Tuesday against Golden State.

Memphis Grizzlies point/shooting guard Grayson Allen is still dealing with the effects of a sore left ankle and is unlikely to participate Wednesday versus the Charlotte Hornets. Allen, who has earned a doubtful designation, has missed each of his teams previous five games. In his first season with the Grizzlies, the second-year guard has averaged 7.4 points per game as a reserve, although any progress that he was making from a fantasy perspective has been halted by his extended absence. His ...

Memphis Grizzlies point/shooting guard Grayson Allen has been ruled out for Wednesdays game against the Minnesota Timberwolves due to left ankle soreness. The fact that he has been ruled out well in advance of tip-off likely indicates that this ailment could potentially cost the second-year guard more games. Allen has scuffled from the field through his first five contests with Memphis 31.4 percent shooting overall but he has attempted to establish himself as a key bench cog. His next chance ...

Memphis Grizzlies point/shooting guard Grayson Allen will be unavailable for Mondays contest versus the Houston Rockets due to a sore left ankle that he sustained during Saturdays defeat to the Phoenix Suns. Allen, who arrived in the offseason via a trade with the Utah Jazz, has proven himself a solid bench option during his second NBA campaign. Its tough to figure how Memphis will reallocate Allens minutes in his absence, although Dillon Brooks may take on an increased offensive role Monday. ...

Memphis Grizzlies point/shooting guard Grayson Allen departed from Saturdays game against the Phoenix Suns due to a rolled left ankle. He played 10 minutes off the bench before leaving the game, piling up seven points in addition to snagging one rebound and dishing out one assist. Allen has been aggressive as a reserve since joining Memphis, having knocked down a three in each of his first five games. His next chance to return to action comes Monday against Houston, although hell have very ...

Memphis Grizzlies guard Grayson Allen will jump into the starting five for Monday's preseason game against the Charlotte Hornets. Dillon Brooks normally starts, but head coach Taylor Jenkins is making a switch here. Allen has played well as the sixth man in the preseason, but we'll see how he plays in the starting five. Fantasy owners should keep their eyes on this as Allen could be a late round steal.

Well, another Summer League has come and gone. This one wasn't quite as exciting as past Summer Leagues because we saw some big name guys sitting out, including Zion Williamson, who left after a knee injury in his first game, while some players arrived late because of all the trades that held up their ability to join their teams.[...]