Coach Mike Woodson said that Jeremy Lin's (questionable, knee) minutes will likely be limited once the starting point guard returns. Lin's left knee issue is a result of overuse. "Yeah, I got a bunch of guys that I got to watch minutes," Woodson said. "But we have enough players to do that I think where we don't have to burn guys and play 30 or 35 minutes or 40 minutes. When guys get back I have to watch that closely." Lin likely won't play on back-to-back nights initially, making this weekend's Friday/Saturday set a headache for owners.

Jeremy Lin (knee) is questionable to play on Friday against the Hawks. Beat writer Al Iannazzone writes that "we'll know more after the Knicks shoot around in Atlanta tomorrow morning," so owners will have to check back on Friday to see if his soreness has improved to the point where he can play. If Lin can't play, Baron Davis will once again draw the start in his place and has averaged 12.0 points, 6.0 rebounds, 6.5 assists, a steal and a trey over the last two games.

Jeremy Lin (knee) has been ruled out of Wednesday's game against the Magic. It's the Baron Davis show for the Knicks. New York will take on Dwight Howard's Magic without Lin or Amare Stoudemire (back), meaning Carmelo Anthony should have a monster night as long as his sore groin allows him to play. Davis had 13 points, five rebounds, seven assists and nine turnovers on Monday when he started in Lin's place.

Jeremy Lin (knee) said that his injury "feels better" than it did Monday, but would not commit to playing on Wednesday. Lin's availability is still up in the air, but we'll get an update on his status later on Wednesday. Lin has been dealing with the knee issue since Saturday, and it may be a product of him playing so many minutes this season. He called the injury "wear and tear, mostly," so it doesn't sound overly serious. Baron Davis would draw the start if Lin can't play.

Jeremy Lin (knee) and Carmelo Anthony (groin) are both being listed as questionable for Wednesday's game against the Magic. No real surprise with either player, as both were thought to be questionable after Lin sat out on Monday and Anthony aggravated his groin injury. The Knicks don't practice on Tuesday, so we may have to wait on updates for both players as a result. With Amare Stoudemire (back) indefinitely, the Knicks and fantasy owners alike need both Lin and Melo on the floor.

Jeremy Lin (knee) did not play on Monday but is day-to-day and could play on Wednesday against the Magic. Lin's injury doesn't sound serious, and Baron Davis isn't challenging him for the starting job anytime soon. Davis may be worth a look in deeper formats or as a desperation option, but the fantasy needle isn't moving much unless we hear that Lin's injury takes an unexpected turn for the worse.

Jeremy Lin (knee) is participating in Monday's morning shootaround. Lin is officially listed as questionable, but he said he'll be good to go. The shootaround participation is a strong sign that Lin won't be limited.

Jeremy Lin exited Saturday's game with a sore left knee -- he was available to return but wasn't needed, as the Knicks had a commanding lead. Lin said his knee was "just a little sore" and declared himself "good to go" vs. the Bucks on Monday. He finished Saturday's rout over the Pistons with 13 points, two 3-pointers, three assists, two steals and seven turnovers.

Jeremy Lin hit just 4-of-17 shots but made all 10 of his free throws to score 18 points in Wednesday's win over the Sixers. He had five rebounds and just three assists, but added a steal, a block and committed just two turnovers on the night. The Knicks are now 5-0 under coach Mike Woodson and Lin's owners have to be thrilled that he's still getting heavy minutes and taking a lot of shots. Keep him in your lineup.

Jeremy Lin hit 6-of-10 shots and two more 3-pointers on his way to 18 points, three rebounds, 10 assists, a steal and block as the Knicks beat the Raptors for their fourth straight win under coach Mike Woodson on Tuesday. Linsanity is alive and well in New York and Baron Davis is out with a hamstring injury, so just keep plugging and playing Lin, as usual.