Mike Dunleavy (knee) practiced on Monday and is hoping to return to action in Tuesday's game vs. the Pacers. "I'm still getting over it but I feel good enough to go out there and play," said Dunleavy, who has missed the past seven games with a bone bruise. He's been producing solid value when healthy, but there's too much risk to cut any reliable players for him at the moment.

Mike Dunleavy (knee) will sit out again on Saturday. Dunleavy is getting closer to a return, but owners should avoid the backup swingman until we have confirmation that he'll be in the Bucks' lineup.

Mike Dunleavy (knee) did not travel with the Bucks and he will not play against the Cavs on Friday. Dunleavy had a positive outlook last weekend by participating in shootaround, but things have really gone south for him lately. The Bucks will take on the Clippers on Saturday at home, so maybe Dunleavy will be able to suit up for that contest. While he has been producing this year, it's tough to own a guy with his injury history in standard leagues right now.

Mike Dunleavy (knee) will not play against the Kings on Wednesday. Dunleavy has battled with knee injuries in the recent years of his career and there's a good chance he will need an inactive stint even once he comes back from this one. He has value while he's able to play, so those that have held him for this long might want to see what happens for Friday's game against the Cavs.

Mike Dunleavy (knee) is questionable for Wednesday's game against the Kings. Dunleavy has been out for three straight games and didn't practice on Tuesday, so he's questionable at best for Wednesday. If he continues to sit out, Marquis Daniels should continue to play increased minutes.

Mike Dunleavy (knee) will not play on Sunday against the Nets. Dunleavy will miss his third game with the knee injury and it's appearing to be a little more serious than we thought. He wanted to play on Friday, but coach Scott Skiles said his work in shootaround "wasn't good enough." Marquis Daniels will start and is a low-end option for owners in deeper leagues.

Mike Dunleavy (knee), who did not play Friday, went through morning shootaround and was preparing to play against the Bobcats. "It just wasn't good enough," coach Scott Skiles said of Dunleavy's knee. "He did a little bit this morning but I could tell he wasn't that optimistic. He just went out there right now and he's just not ready." It sounds like the oft-injured Dunleavy might not be out much longer and some owners might want to wait it out on a guy providing solid value so far.

Mike Dunleavy (knee) will not play on Friday against the Bobcats. Dunleavy has a bone bruise on his left knee and that's a bad sign for a guy with knee issues. Given the unsettled nature of things in Milwaukee, and some declining play as of late, owners shouldn't hesitate to move on a hot free agent in the right scenario.

Mike Dunleavy (knee) is "having a hard time planting and cutting." Dunleavy's injury is being described as a "painful bone bruise," and it's not clear how much time he might miss. He did not play on Wednesday, and we're considering him questionable for Friday against the Bobcats. With Dunleavy out, Marquis Daniels, Ersan Ilyasova and Luc Richard Mbah a Moute will all pick up extra minutes.

Mike Dunleavy will not play Wednesday due to a knee bruise. That should mean more minutes for starter Marquis Daniels and Tobias Harris off the Bucks bench, but then again, this is Scott Skiles we're talking about.