Williams (hip) is considered probable to play Wednesday against the Heat. Williams returned from a three-game absence due to the hip injury Monday against the Mavericks, tallying 15 points on 3-for-7 shooting and picking up five assists over 27 minutes. He's likely experiencing a little tightness after the return to action, but probably nothing that a little pregame treatment can't solve. Expect Williams to serve as the Wolves' lead guard off the bench Wednesday barring a late setback with his hip.

Williams scored 15 points (3-7 FG, 2-6 3Pt, 7-7 FT) to go with five assists and three rebounds in 27 minutes Monday against the Mavericks. Williams was back in the mix after missing the previous two contests with a hip injury. He played only 27 minutes, his fewest since Jan. 5, and he could continue to see a slight drop-off in playing time with Ricky Rubio back from injury. Expect Williams' numbers to regress considerably from the 16.9 points and 6.3 assists per game he averaged in January.

Williams (hip) is active for Monday's contest in Dallas. Williams will seemingly return after missing one game due to a personal concern and two more with an injured hip. His appearance is expected to coincide with Ricky Rubio's (ankle) first game since Nov. 7, but the latter's workload will be capped at 15-to-20 minutes. Consequently, enough work exists for Williams to hold decent value during Rubio's initial outings.

Williams (hip) says he intends to play Monday, the Star Tribune's Jerry Zgoda reports. Ricky Rubio is reportedly slated to make his return Monday, and Zach LaVine is out, so it is not clear what kind of minutes Williams will get assuming he is able to return. Nonetheless, his hip pointer appears to be healing well, but with the T-Wolves' backcourt getting healthy, his value is trending down.

Williams (hip) is officially listed as questionable for Monday's game against the Mavericks. Williams will be evaluated after Monday's morning shootaround to determine his status against the Mavericks. All of Minnesota's point guards are banged up at the moment, so it's possible that Williams may have to take court even if he's not feeling 100 percent.

Williams (hip) won't take the court Saturday versus the Cavaliers, the Minneapolis Star-Tribune reports. After missing Wednesday's game due to a personal issue, Williams is missing the Timberwolves' current back-to-back set with a hip injury. Meanwhile, his replacement, Zach LaVine, rolled his ankle Friday and will sit out Saturday, leaving the point to Lorenzo Brown, who signed a 10-day contract with the team Wednesday.

Williams (hip) is questionable for Saturday's game against the Cavaliers. Zach LaVine is also questionable after rolling his ankle Friday, so there is a chance Williams could see major minutes if he is able to return. Lorenzo Brown is the other point guard on the roster, and would be the emergency starter if neither Williams or LaVine could play Saturday.

Williams (hip) will not play against the Sixers on Friday, the Bucks County Courier Times reports. Williams briefly left the team for personal reasons but is also dealing with a hip injury. On top of that, there's growing momentum for Williams to be traded away from Minnesota for future draft picks while his stock is high. Despite the potential exodus, he should be considered day-to-day for the time being while rookie Zach LaVine starts in his place.

Williams (personal) will not play Wednesday against the Celtics, Jon Krawczynski of the Associated Press reports. Williams will attend the funeral of a loved one but is expected to rejoin the team Thursday, so expect to see him back on the court Friday in Philadelphia. With Ricky Rubio (ankle) still out, the Wolves will be short on point guards Wednesday, so expect to see plenty of Zach Lavine. Lorenzo Brown, who joined the team on a 10-day deal Wednesday, could also see a fair amount of minutes in what would be his Timberwolves debut.

Williams (hip) is considered questionable to play against the Celtics on Wednesday, the Star Tribune reports. Williams injured his hip during Sunday's game against the Hawks but played through the pain against the Thunder on Monday, resulting in a poor shooting night by going 1-of-10 from the field. His status will be updated after Wednesday's morning shootaround when he's able to better gauge how his hip feels.