Mike Conley (sprained left ankle) is expected to sit out the Grizzlies' game Sunday at Chicago. Jeremy Pargo will get another start for Memphis in his absence, but isn't an appealing option even in the short-term. We're tentatively expecting Conley to be ready for Tuesday vs. the Kings, but naturally owners should wait for confirmation before setting weekly lineups.

Mike Conley (ankle) is out on Friday against the Rockets. Jeremy Pargo is in for another solid outing and is an excellent spot-start.

Mike Conley (ankle) was still in a walking boot on Thursday. Conley is listed as day-to-day but "he's sure to miss the next to games at least." Jeremy Pargo is a solid short-term pickup for owners in daily leagues who need assists, as he'll fill in for Conley as long as he is sidelined with the sprain.

Mike Conley (ankle) is expected to miss "several days" and could be sidelined the next two games. Conley rolled the ankle in the opening moments of Wednesday's game and did not return, later saying "it just wasn't feeling good." Jeremy Pargo would start in his place and would be worth a look for owners looking for a short-term boost. Pargo had 15 points, seven assists and two steals filling in for Conley on Wednesday.

Mike Conley left Wednesday's game after aggravating a sprained left ankle injury and will not return. Hopefully this is the only game he'll miss with the injury, which happened just after tip-off. Jeremy Pargo is worth keeping an eye on, but will only be worth using if Conley's is going to miss multiple games.

Mike Conley left Wednesday's game after rolling his ankle on the Grizzlies' first possession. Jeremy Pargo replaced him in the lineup, but we wouldn't bother picking him up since Conley's injury didn't appear overly serious. Check back soon for updates.

Mike Conley had nine points and six assists in Wednesday's loss. He's the starting point guard in Memphis and should be unchallenged, making him a solid pick in the middle of your fantasy draft.

Mike Conley organized a mini-camp for he and some of his Memphis teammates earlier this week. In addition to Conley, Rudy Gay, Tony Allen, O.J. Mayo, Zach Randolph, Xavier Henry, Sam Young and Josh Selby were all in attendance. Conley has his sights set on becoming a leader for a young Memphis team. "It's my job as the point guard. I want to be one of the leaders on the team. And guys did a great job of keeping their word and coming in on time ready to work." It's nice to see Conley becoming more vocal and stepping up for the Grizzlies, ad we think that confidence should be able translate to another solid season from the improving point guard. He averaged 13.7 points and 6.5 assists last season to go along with 1.8 steals, and he could be a solid source of production once again for fantasy owners.