Jeremy Lin struggled in the Rockets' 101-89 win over the Celtics on Friday, scoring five points on 2-of-6 shooting (including a three) with three rebounds, seven assists, one steal, and two blocks in 27 minutes. Even on his off-nights Lin finds a way to contribute, and he has bounced back from every low point to put up big numbers down the road. Just go with it.

Jeremy Lin played through his sprained ankle on Wednesday and had 10 points, five rebounds and six assists on 4-of-8 shooting in 30 minutes. This game was a far cry from when Lin went off for 38 points in the absence of James Harden on Monday, but at least he played. Obviously Harden is hurting Lin's offensive game this season, while Toney Douglas is also cutting into Lin's minutes. Douglas had 12 points and two threes in 20 minutes tonight, but the starting point guard job still belongs to Lin until further notice.

Jeremy Lin returned to action on Wednesday December 12.

Jeremy Lin (ankle) and James Harden (ankle) will both play on Wednesday, as expected. It's safe to get both players back into your lineup if you haven't done so already. Harden is coming off of a one-game absence while Lin dropped 38 points in his last one.

Jeremy Lin (ankle) was able to go through shootaround, and it's the "best sign yet" that he's going to play on Wednesday. His owners will have to check back for another update, but Lin's participation in shootaround does indicate that the ankle sprain suffered in Tuesday's practice isn't of the serious variety. After he poured in 38 points in his last game, Linsanity will look to keep the momentum going as long as he's healthy enough to play.

Jeremy Lin twisted his ankle at the end of Tuesday's practice but it didn't seem serious, and the team "didn't seem overly concerned." Beat writer Jonathan Feigen's impression is that Lin is truly day-to-day, which leaves him questionable to play the Wizards on Wednesday. His status depends upon how the ankle reacts overnight, so check back for an update after Houston's shootaround.

Jeremy Lin turned an ankle at the end of Tuesday's practice, though the extent of the injury is uncertain. We may not have another update until Wednesday afternoon, leaving his status vs. the Wizards a bit cloudy. He's coming off a career-high-tying 38 points on Monday and owners can only hope that this doesn't halt his momentum.

Jeremy Lin scored 38 points to match his career high on Monday with three rebounds, seven assists, two steals, two blocks and four 3-pointers in a loss to the Spurs. It wouldn't be a difficult argument to make that Lin's dominant performance had a lot to do with James Harden (ankle) not playing. That said, his owners have to feel great that Lin followed up his season-low 18 minutes with tonight's gem.

Jeremy Lin played a season-low 18 minutes on Saturday, and said after the game that he was "disappointed in [his] effort." Lin made 2-of-3 shots from downtown, while chipping in three assists, two steals and one turnover, but he was outplayed by reserve PG Toney Douglas, who finished with 13 points in 35 minutes. After the game Lin acknowledged his defensive shortcomings, one reason he's now averaging 21.3 minutes in his last three games. The vultures are gathering, but his owners should strive to remain patient.

Jeremy Lin hit just 2-of-9 shots on Friday against the Spurs, finishing with four points, six rebounds, four assists, and one steal in 26 minutes. Lin does this from time to time and then he bounces back, and even on the bad nights he's usually good for some rebounds, assists, and steals. Don't panic and aggressive owners will look at this as a buy low situation.