Landry Fields returned to action on Wednesday December 19.

Landry Fields (elbow) will dress on Tuesday, but Dwane Casey said he won't force Fields into the rotation. With Terrence Ross and Alan Anderson playing well right now, the Raptors are going to work Fields back into the mix slowly. It's good news that he's back, but his progress can be monitored from the waiver wire for owners in standard formats.

Landry Fields (elbow) received clearance to participate in practice on Thursday. Fields still doesn't have a timetable to return from the injury to his shooting elbow. The former Knick was playing just 21.4 minutes per game before the injury and can be left on the waiver wire in all but the deepest of leagues.

Landry Fields (elbow) remains out indefinitely. Fields has been out since mid-November and it doesn't sound as if he's particularly close to returning. With his absence, Mickael Pietrus, DeMar DeRozan and Terrence Ross will see time on the wing, with Alan Anderson getting into the mix when he returns.

Landry Fields (elbow) had his sutures removed on Monday but there is still no timetable for his return. Fields will be re-evaluated in two weeks, so fantasy owners can safely ignore him for the time being.

The Raptors have no update on Landry Fields' (elbow) timetable to return. Fields was participating in shooting drills on Saturday, and although the team is expected to have an update on his condition this week, one isn't available just yet. Owners can safely leave him on the waiver wire.

Landry Fields (elbow) participated in shooting drills on Saturday. Fields is still working with the medical staff and there is no timetable for his return. To put it nicely, his three-year, $20 million deal over the summer is one of the more surprising moves of the offseason. He's not worth owning in almost any format.

The Raptors are expected to have an update on Landry Fields (elbow) next week. Fields isn't worth owning in standard leagues as he's still out indefinitely following elbow surgery. Fields was averaging just 21 minutes and 2.4 points before going down.

Landry Fields had ulnar nerve surgery on his right elbow Wednesday, and he will be sidelined indefinitely. The Raptors will re-evaluate Fields in two weeks, at which point a timetable for his return may be announced. Alan Anderson is also out 3-6 weeks with a foot injury, thrusting heavy minutes onto Linas Kleiza, with Dominic McGuire also stepping into more minutes at SF. To this point, the Raptors haven't shown any willingness to unleash rookie Terrence Ross.

Landry Fields (hand) will not play Saturday after seeing a specialist Friday, but the Raptors will get swingman Linas Kleiza (personal) back against the 76ers. According to Doug Smith, Fields is experiencing "sensitivity" in his right hand. The former Knick will undergo testing early next week to pinpoint the problem. Kleiza isn't worth a roster spot at this point, but he could see more time if Fields is sidelined for a significant period.