Okogie (hamstring) is available Sunday against the Spurs but will have a minutes restriction, Jace Frederick of St. Paul Pioneer Press reports.

EDGE Analysis

Okogie missed six straight games with a hamstring injury, but he was cleared to practice recently and will return to game action Sunday. He'll come off the bench and have a limit on his playing time during his first game back on the court, but it's not yet clear how much he'll be restricted.

The Timberwolves list Okogie (hamstring) as questionable for Sunday's game against the Spurs.

EDGE Analysis

After missing six consecutive games, Okogie appears close to a return after he was cleared to resume practicing days earlier. That said, the Timberwolves are playing the second half of a back-to-back set Sunday, so the team may want the opportunity to evaluate Okogie in more practice before inserting him back into the rotation. An official call on his status should arrive during warmups prior to Sunday's 8 p.m. ET tipoff.

Okogie (hamstring) won't play Saturday against the Spurs.

EDGE Analysis

Okogie will miss his fifth straight game due to a strained left hamstring. His next chance to return will be Sunday against San Antonio.

Okogie (hamstring) has been ruled out for Thursday's game against Portland.

EDGE Analysis

After going through shootaround prior to Tuesday's game against the Nuggets, it looked like Okogie could possibly return for Thursday's matchup with Portland. That is not the case, as Okogie will miss his fourth consecutive game with a strained left hamstring. Depending on how the next few days go, his next chance to return will be for Saturday's contest against the Spurs.

Okogie (hamstring) will not play in Tuesday's game against the Nuggets, Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Okogie will miss his third game in a row due to a strained left hamstring. The 22-year-old was at least able to go through shootaround and is hopeful to be ready to return Thursday against Portland.

Okogie (hamstring) is considered questionable for Tuesday's tilt against the Nuggets.

EDGE Analysis

Okogie has missed three consecutive games due to a strained left hamstring. He was able to put in a workout prior to Sunday's loss to the Nuggets and apparently suffered no setbacks. His status for Tuesday's game will depend on how he is feeling closer to itp-off.

Okogie (hamstring) was able to put in a workout with assistant coach Kevin Burleson prior to Sunday's 124-109 loss to the Nuggets, Chris Hine of the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports. "Seeing him working out is a good step toward recovery," head coach Ryan Saunders said of Okogie. "So, we'll still need to cross certain thresholds, but it's a good step for him."

EDGE Analysis

Okogie hasn't played since Dec. 29 due to the strained left hamstring, missing three consecutive games as a result. The wing's return to the court in some capacity is an encouraging sign, and if his calf responded well to the workout, he could be cleared to take part in the Timberwolves' practice Monday. For now, consider Okogie doubtful for the team's next game Tuesday in Denver, though a return later in the week could be more realistic.

Okogie (hamstring) is without a timetable to return from his strained left hamstring, per coach Ryan Saunders, Dane Moore of BlueWire reports.

EDGE Analysis

Sunday will mark Okogie's third straight absence, and it sounds as though he'll likely miss a few more games. Saunders said Okogie was able to go through "cutting and moving" during pregame Sunday, but he still needs to "cross certain thresholds" before returning to game action.

Okogie (hamstring) will not play Sunday against the Nuggets.

EDGE Analysis

Okogie will miss a third straight game due to a left hamstring strain. Over the past three games, Anthony Edwards has led the Wolves in minutes (26.7), but the team has struggled, dropping all three contests in blowouts.

Okogie (hamstring) is out Friday against the Wizards.

EDGE Analysis

Okogie will miss a second game as he recovers from a left hamstring strain. In his stead, Jake Layman, Anthony Edwards and Jarrett Culver all remain candidates to see extra usage.