McGary was assigned to the D-League's Oklahoma City Blue on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

McGary hasn't appeared in a game with the Thunder since Nov. 23 and will head back to the D-League squad to pick up some more extended playing time.

McGary was assigned to the D-League on Tuesday, Anthony Slater of the The Oklahoman reports.

EDGE Analysis

McGary has already made a few D-League appearances this season, and that trend will likely continue throughout the season, as he's been unable to crack coach Billy Donovan's rotation thus far. The Michigan product has appeared in only six contests for the Thunder.

McGary got recalled by the Thunder on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

McGary only spent a couple days in the D-League after being sent down on Dec. 7th. He'll still likely see a deep bench role in Thursday night's matchup against the Hawks. Upon his return, he will still be slotted behind Steven Adams, Enes Kanter, and Serge Ibaka.

McGary has been assigned to the Thunder's D-League affiliate Oklahoma City Blue.

EDGE Analysis

McGary has appeared in just six games for the Thunder tallying 1.5 points, 1.5 rebounds, 0.3 assists, and 0.2 blocks in six minutes per contest. He is stuck in the rotation behind Steven Adams, Nick Collison, Serge Ibaka, and Enes Kanter.

McGary was recalled Sunday from the D-League's Oklahoma City Blue.

EDGE Analysis

He'll be available for Sunday's game against the Kings, but don't expect him to see any action unless the game turns into a blowout. McGary churned out a double-double (10 points, 13 rebounds) in his most recent game with the Blue.

McGary was assigned to the Oklahoma City Blue of the D-League on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

McGary has seen five combined minutes over the Thunder's last nine games, and given that he's only 23 years old, it makes sense for the organization to send him to the D-League for some more extensive playing time. He'll likely rejoin the Thunder after a few games with the D-League affiliate, but he will probably need an injury or two to hit the frontcourt before he starts seeing minutes in the NBA with regularity.

McGary (ankle) will likely be available for Wednesday's game after going through shootaround, Anthony Slater of The Oklahoman reports.

EDGE Analysis

McGary suffered an ankle injury in Monday's win over Utah, but it looks to be nothing serious as he was moving well at shootaround. The big man should be available Wednesday night, though he's played sparingly this season, appearing in only five games.

McGary suffered an ankle injury in Monday's game against the Jazz, Anthony Slater of The Oklahoman reports.

EDGE Analysis

McGary's injury did not look good at first glance, but the report noted he is dealing with a "twisted ankle," so his setback may not be serious. He should be considered questionable for the Thunder's next game Wednesday against the Nets, but even if he takes the floor, he is not likely to see many minutes -- he saw action Monday for the first time since Nov. 13.

McGary has seen just three minutes of court time over the Thunder's last three games.

EDGE Analysis

After playing 11 and 13 minutes, respectively, in back-to-back games last week, McGary has since been passed up in the Thunder's frontcourt rotation by Nick Collison. That change has resulted in McGary riding the pine more frequently, and it's particularly troubling that he's struggled to get much time in one-sided affairs Friday against the Sixers (two minutes) and Sunday versus the Celtics (one minute). The 23-year-old is safe to ignore in most fantasy formats at this time.

McGary (concussion) has been cleared for the season opener against San Antonio, Anthony Slater of The Oklahoman reports.

EDGE Analysis

McGary collided with Matt Barnes of the Grizzlies more than a week ago, and he was held out of the Thunder's final two preseason contests. After going through light, on-court drills over the weekend, McGary met with team doctors Monday and has been given the green light to play Wednesday.