Kenyon Martin gave a strong all-around effort in Philadelphia on Saturday, racking up eight points, eight rebounds, three assists and two blocks as the Knicks' starting PF. He logged 27 minutes and his defensive numbers give him mild appeal for anyone hunting steals and blocks. Unfortunately his chronic ankle problems make him a shaky play from game to game, and his role will be halved once Tyson Chandler returns from his illness.

Kenyon Martin got the start against the Heat on Thursday, playing 24 minutes for seven points, four boards, one assist and one steal. He had an illness heading into this game and was able to exceed his season average of 19.5 minutes per game. Tyson Chandler was also sick and did not play, so there's no reason to pick up Martin based on this game alone.

Kenyon Martin (illness) will be in New York's starting lineup on Thursday. He wasn't at shootaround but hopefully he's feeling much better, since he'll be tasked with slowing down LeBron James at times during Thursday's game, and the Knicks are already without Tyson Chandler (upper respiratory infection).

Kenyon Martin (illness) is questionable to play vs. the visiting Heat on Thursday. K-Mart had six points, seven rebounds, five assists, one steal and two blocks in 30 minutes as the Knicks' starting PF on Tuesday. It was among his best games of the season, so it's only natural that he might follow it up with a DNP.

Kenyon Martin played 30 minutes and had six points, seven rebounds, five assists, a steal and two blocks on 2-of-4 shooting in Tuesday's win. He's too injury prone and inconsistent to be relied upon in fantasy, but as long as he's healthy and starting for the Knicks, he might be worth a spot start from time to time.

Kenyon Martin (ankle) scored 14 points on 7-of-8 shooting off New York's bench on Sunday, adding six rebounds, two assists and one block in 29 minutes. He stepped up in a big way for the Knicks, who lost Tyson Chandler early but were able to hang on for a 92-80 road win in Dallas. This was K-Mart's second-highest playing time all season and he's a perpetual DNP risk, so don't read too much into this nice game.

Kenyon Martin (ankle) will be a game-time decision on Sunday. The Knicks take on the Mavericks in Dallas, and they may do it without K-Mart thanks to his chronically sore ankle. He could return to the lineup for Tuesday's home game but we're not holding our breath.

Kenyon Martin (ankle) will not dress against the Rockets on Friday. He played 14 minutes in Thursday's win over the Spurs, scoring four points on 2-of-6 shooting. Martin hasn't missed a game since Dec. 23, so it was only a matter of time.

Kenyon Martin returned to action on Thursday January 2.

Kenyon Martin asked out of Saturday's 115-100 loss to the Raptors due to injury. This isn't exactly big news and Martin remains one of the most fragile players in the NBA. He finished with two points, four boards and one steal in 20 minutes. Fantasy owners can keep him on the wire in most leagues.