Jeremy Evans (ankle) will be available for Monday's game against the Mavs. Owners should watch Evans from the waiver wire to see if he can take advantage of the Jazz's injury situation. He hasn't done anything to justify a speculative add.

Jeremy Evans (ankle) is a game-time call for Monday's matchup with the Mavs. Evans has missed three straight games and appeared in just 27 all season. Right now, the 2010 second-round pick is just a dunker.

Jeremy Evans reported improvement in his sprained right ankle. Evans went through an extended warm-up session before Saturday's game, but he was ruled out just before tipoff. Utah goes against Dallas on Monday, and barring a setback, Evans should be available for that one.

Updating an earlier item, Jeremy Evans will not play through his sprained ankle on Saturday. He did everything he could to get back in action, but is still not ready to play. Paul Millsap, on the other hand, will play again despite his wrist injury.

Jeremy Evans (ankle) is doubtful to play on Friday against the Hornets. Evans' ankle still isn't well enough for him to play. His playing time has been sporadic all season and is only averaging 6.5 minutes per game. This news shouldn't impact your fantasy lineup.

Jeremy Evans (ankle) will be reevaluated before Friday's game against the Hornets. "It depends how it feels when I wake up," Evans said. He's dealing with swelling and pain, and both will have to subside substantially for him to have a chance to play on Friday. Consider him extremely questionable to face the Hornets.

Jeremy Evans (ankle) has been ruled out of Wednesday's game against the Rockets. Evans left Monday's game with the injury and didn't return, so this isn't a huge surprise. It's bad news for an injured Jazz team, but there is no fantasy value to be had here with Evans. Gordon Hayward, DeMarre Carroll and Alec Burks should all pick up some extra time in Evans' absence.

Jeremy Evans won the 2012 Slam-Dunk competition with a rather underwhelming 29 percent of fan votes. The contest was insipid and was dominated, as usual, by gimmicks -- a glow-in-the-dark dunk, a first-person camera angle dunk, a dunk over P. Diddy, and so forth. Sunday's All-Star game will at least have more entertainment value and star power, after which we can return to covering meaningful games.

Several interet reports indicate that Jeremy Evans will replace Iman Shumpert (knee) in this weekend's dunk contest. Shumpert's knee will be re-evaluated after the break, so it sounds like Evans will get the nod for one of All-Star Weekend's premier events.

Jeremy Evans returned to action on Tuesday January 17.