Kennard (knee) is out for Monday's game against the Thunder.

EDGE Analysis

Kennard will miss a 14th consecutive game due to a bone bruise in his left knee. It has been two weeks since Kennard was given a 2-to-3-week timetable for return, but he remains unavailable. When Kennard can return, it will likely be in a smaller role than he saw early in the season since Ja Morant (suspension) and Marcus Smart (foot) are likely returning soon.

Kennard is expected to return in 2-to-3 weeks as he overcomes a bone bruise in his left knee, Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Kennard has missed the Grizzlies' past eight contests after suffering the bone bruise during a loss to the Lakers on Nov.14. The 27-year-old will miss Memphis' next five games if he returns on the early end of his expected timeline, which approximately aligns him with Ja Morant's return from suspension. A limited workload of Derrick Rose (ankle) and 10-day signee Jaylen Nowell have joined Desmond Bane in supporting Memphis' backcourt of late, but the eventual return of Kennard will be a huge factor in improving the Grizzlies' 33.2 percent three-point shooting as a team, which ranks last in the league.

The Grizzlies announced Monday that Kennard (knee) will be re-evaluated in two weeks as he continues to recover from a bone bruise in his left knee.

EDGE Analysis

Kennard has missed Memphis' last two games, and he will now miss the next six contests, at minimum. Subtracting Kennard's shooting will be a tough blow to a beleaguered Memphis offense, and Desmond Bane is already logging a career-high 34.8 minutes per game. Jacob Gilyard and John Konchar will likely continue filling the void, especially with Marcus Smart (ankle) and Ja Morant (suspension) unavailable.

Kennard (knee) will not play Sunday against Boston.

EDGE Analysis

Kennard will miss his second consecutive game due to a left knee injury. His next opportunity to suit up will be Wednesday against Houston, but Memphis will be extremely shorthanded without him in the meantime. John Konchar and David Roddy will likely be tasked with additional usage.

Kennard (knee) has been ruled out for Saturday's game against the Spurs.

EDGE Analysis

Kennard left Tuesday's game due to a left knee injury and will miss at least one additional contest, though it's possible he remains sidelined for the second half of Memphis' back-to-back set versus Boston on Sunday. Marcus Smart (foot) also joins the Grizzlies' long injury list, but Derrick Rose (knee) could make his first appearance since Oct. 30. Jacob Gilyard, John Konchar, Ziaire Williams and David Roddy are also candidates for increased roles.

Grizzlies coach Taylor Jenkins said Thursday that Kennard (knee) is considered day-to-day moving forward, Damichael Cole of The Memphis Commercial Appeal reports.

EDGE Analysis

Kennard left Tuesday's game versus the Lakers early due to a left knee injury but doesn't appear to be dealing with a long-term issue. If he's unable to suit up against the Spurs on Sunday, Jacob Gilyard should continue to receive extended minutes.

Kennard is doubtful for the remainder of Tuesday's game versus the Lakers due to left knee soreness.

EDGE Analysis

Kennard tallied zero points and three rebounds in six minutes before exiting Tuesday's game. With Marcus Smart (ankle) already ruled out, Jacob Gilyard will likely receive a heavy workload against the Lakers.

Kennard had 13 points (4-5 3Pt, 1-1 FT) and two assists over 24 minutes in Sunday's 105-101 win over the Clippers.

EDGE Analysis

Kennard has now scored in double-digits in four straight contests and has played at least 20-plus minutes off the bench since the beginning of November. He'll continue to serve as the first guard off the bench in relief of Marcus Smart and Jacob Gilyard.

Kennard chipped in 13 points (4-7 FG, 3-6 3Pt, 2-2 FT), two rebounds, three assists and one steal across 27 minutes during Wednesday's 108-102 loss to the Heat.

EDGE Analysis

Kennard made his presence felt off the bench once more, scoring in double digits and draining multiple three-point shots for the second game in a row. Given he is deployed as a bench player, his fantasy upside will be exclusively tied to what he can do as a shooter, but even in that scenario, he should be an asset, particularly for managers who need an offensive punch and a boost in three-point numbers in deeper category-based leagues.

Kennard is no longer on the injury report ahead of Wednesday's game against the Jazz.

EDGE Analysis

A concussion kept Kennard on the shelf for three straight games, but he's officially available to return. Kennard was terrific down the stretch of the 2022-23 season, and the Grizzlies will be hoping he can find that form quickly to snap their losing streak.