Memphis Grizzlies forwards Brandon Clarke (oblique) and Kyle Anderson (heel) are both available to play Wednesday against the Phoenix Suns. Both players were listed as probable so this should come as no surprise. Both Anderson and Clarke will likely resume their normal roles off the bench with no minutes restrictions being reported.

The Memphis Grizzlies appear on track to get back the services of forwards Brandon Clarke and Kyle Anderson ahead of Wednesdays game versus the Phoenix Suns. Clarke has missed each of Memphis past four games due to left oblique soreness, while Anderson has been out of the mix for five contests due to right heel soreness. The return of both gives Memphis something resembling full strength, which should push the minutes of Solomon Hill down. Clarke has been the more fantasy relevant of the two ...

Memphis Grizzlies small forward Kyle Anderson has been ruled out for Mondays contest against the Golden State Warriors due to right heel soreness, the fifth consecutive game he will miss due to the ailment. The fact that Andersons status went as close to tip-off as it did may bode well for his return to the court in the near future, but Memphis will likely rely on Solomon Hill to fill in until Anderson is able to return. His next chance at suiting up comes Wednesday versus Phoenix.

The Memphis Grizzlies have designated both center Jonas Valanciunas and small forward Kyle Anderson as questionable to suit up for Wednesdays game versus the Chicago Bulls. Valanciunas is dealing with an illness that has kept him sidelined for the past two games, while Anderson is working through soreness in his right heel, which has cost him the same amount of time. If neither man is available, Memphis could be extremely short-handed with both JA Morant and Brandon Clarke already out of the mix...

Memphis Grizzlies forward Kyle Anderson (heel) has been ruled out for Monday's game against the Indiana Pacers. This marks his third game out of the last four that he's missed with heel soreness. Grayson Allen and De'Anthony Melton will see increased minutes with Anderson sidelined. Both players are worth looking at as cheap DFS options or deep league streamers.

Memphis Grizzlies forward Kyle Anderson (heel) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Minnesota Timberwolves. He missed Wednesday's game due to heel soreness, but was able to play on Friday. Solomon Hill and Grayson Allen will see an uptick in minutes without Anderson on Sunday. Neither player is much of a fantasy option.

Memphis Grizzlies small forward Kyle Anderson is on track to return to the floor for Fridays game against the Utah Jazz after a one-game absence due to right heel soreness. It would be quite the backtrack if Anderson were to sit out, as head coach Taylor Jenkins mentioned that he would likely be apart of the rotation. While he retains his multi-category contributions moving forward, hes still primarily a deep league asset as he continues to come off the bench.

Memphis Grizzlies forward Kyle Anderson (heel) has been listed as questionable for Friday's game against the Utah Jazz. He's dealing with right heel soreness, but might be able to fight through the pain. Otherwise, Jae Crowder and possibly Soloman Hill would benefit without Anderson available. Crowder could be worth a look in DFS contests, especially with extended minutes.

The Memphis Grizzlies will be without small forward Kyle Anderson for the first time this season Wednesday versus the Los Angeles Clippers due to soreness in his right heel. Anderson has logged at least 15 minutes in each of Memphis first 16 games this season and his absence should pave the way for Solomon Hill to get some additional run as a reserve, although it's unlikely that he carries much DFS value. Andersons next chance at returning to the floor comes Friday versus the Jazz.

Memphis Grizzlies forward Kyle Anderson (thigh) was a full participant during Monday's practice. However, Anderson remains questionable for Tuesday's preseason contest versus New Zealand. He missed the first preseason game, but Anderson has gone through multiple full-contact practices now. He's someone worth looking at late in most drafts.