Mike Conley returned to action on Friday March 30.

Mike Conley (ankle) will play and start on Friday for the Grizzlies against the Rockets. There was some doubt on if Conley would suit up after missing practice on Thursday, but he is officially good to go for Memphis if you need him for your fantasy lineups.

Mike Conley (ankle) should be available to play on Friday against the Rockets. Conley received ice treatment instead of practicing on Thursday with his teammates, but the fact he returned during Tuesday's win after spraining his ankle is a good sign. There is nothing to suggest he's in danger of missing Friday's game, so owners should keep him locked into the lineup unless another update indicates he won't be available to play.

Mike Conley hit just 3-of-9 shots, but finished with 12 points, five rebounds, eight assists, three steals and a block in Tuesday's win over Minnesota, but also suffered a sprained ankle in the first half. He played through it and should be fine, but owners should check back on his status for Friday's game at Houston. With two full days off, we'd be very surprised if he wasn't in the starting lineup for that one.

Mike Conley left Tuesday's game with a sprained right ankle but returned for the second half. He turned it pretty badly and we're concerned about what it might look like in the morning, but he's moving fine on the injury right now. We'll have more information after the game.

Mike Conley dealt with foul trouble for most of Saturday's game vs. the Clippers, finished with nine points, nine assists and two steals in 22 minutes. If you saw the low playing time, there's no cause for concern. The Grizzlies traded away Greivis Vasquez early in the season and they don't have a solid backup PG, so they better hope Conley stays healthy (and out of foul trouble) throughout the playoffs.

Mike Conley hit just 1-of-5 shots for two points in Wednesday's win, but did have 12 assists and two steals as the Grizzlies won their fifth straight game by beating the Warriors. Conley came in hot, but never got it going tonight, which is a tough pill to swallow if you started him during this three-game week. Keep him in your lineup, as he's still averaging 12 points, nine assists, three steals and nearly a 3-pointer per game over his last five.

Mike Conley joined seven Grizzlies' players with double-digit points on Saturday, posting 10 points, 12 assists and four more steals in a win vs. the Pistons. Conley leads the NBA with 2.5 steals per game, and coach Lionel Hollins said it's because Conley "watches more film, he reads scouting reports ... He's gotten older and learned to play more efficient with less wasted motion." Whatever the reasons, the results are fantastic both in real life and fantasy leagues.

Mike Conley had 20 points, 10 assists, four steals and three rebounds in Wednesday's win over the Mavericks. Conley is quietly putting together a tremendous fantasy season in underrated categories. His 2.5 steals per game lead the league and he's shooting 87.3 percent from the line. Conley is also averaging a career-high 6.8 assists per game.

Mike Conley scored just four points on 2-of-8 shooting in Sunday's loss, adding three rebounds, four assists, one steal and three turnovers. Conley logged 34 minutes but was soundly outplayed by Rajon Rondo (five points, five rebounds, 14 assists). The Grizzlies, playing a matinee game without Tony Allen, seemed completely out of sorts and we're not reading into this performance.