Beverley (ankle) is questionable for the Rockets tilt against the Grizzlies on Wednesday night, the Houston Chronicle reports.

EDGE Analysis

Beverley practiced on Tuesday after missing the last five games due to a sprained ankle. If he plays, interim coach J.B. Bickerstaff said his minutes would be monitored, and will come off the bench behind current starter Jason Terry. Bickerstaff also said that Terry, Beverley, and Ty Lawson will all get minutes in order to make the Rockets lineup more creative and flexible at the point guard position, which means fantasy-wise, their statistics could take a drop and become harder to predict.

Beverley (ankle) did participate in practice Tuesday, ESPN's Calvin Watkins reports.

EDGE Analysis

It's great news for Beverley, who has missed the last five games due to a sprained ankle. The Rockets have yet to officially announce Beverley's status heading into Wednesday's game against the Grizzlies; however, that decision will likely arrive sometime after the team's morning shootaround.

Beverley (ankle) did not take part in Monday's practice, Calvin Watkins of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Beverley continues to nurse a sprained ankle, but hope remains that he'll be able to return for Wednesday's matchup with the Grizzlies. Whether he's able to practice Tuesday will likely be a major factor in the decision, so look for a more definitive update Tuesday afternoon. Beverley has missed each of the last five games, and the Rockets have gone just 1-4 over that span.

Beverley (ankle) is on track to return to action Wednesday against the Grizzlies, the Houston Chronicle's Jonathan Feigen reports.

EDGE Analysis

He sprained his ankle a little over a week ago, but should return to practice Monday, with the aim of returning to game action Wednesday. In the meantime, Jason Terry should continue to start at point guard for the Rockets.

Beverley (ankle) was able to shed his walking boot Monday, but there remains no timetable for his return, Jonathan Feigen of the Houston Chronicle reports.

EDGE Analysis

Beverley has missed the Rockets' last two games with the sprained left ankle, and until he resurfaces in practice, it's probably safe to rule him out for the team's subsequent contests to come. Jason Terry will take over as the main backup at point guard to Ty Lawson while Beverley is sidelined.

Beverley (ankle) has been ruled out for Monday's game against the Celtics, Jonathan Feigen of the Houston Chronicle reports.

EDGE Analysis

Beverley sprained his left ankle in Friday's game against the Nuggets and was spotted leaving the arena on crutches. The Rockets ruled out Beverley for Saturday's game after reevaluating him a day after suffering the injury, but didn't offer a timetable for his return, though X-rays on his ankle did come back negative. As a result, it's tough to get a handle on the severity of Beverley's setback, so those in deeper weekly leagues who were considering using the guard are probably best served deactivating him and rolling with a healthier option. With Beverley unavailable for at least Monday's tilt, Jason Terry will serve as the primary backup to point guard Ty Lawson.

Beverley (ankle) is out indefinitely, FOX 26's Mark Berman reports.

EDGE Analysis

He left Friday's game with the injury, which could be fairly serious, as the Rockets did not provide a timetable for his return. Ty Lawson and James Harden figure to do most of the ball handling in the meantime.

Beverley exited Friday's game with a sprained left ankle.

EDGE Analysis

Beverley had played nearly eight minutes in Friday's game before exiting with the ankle injury. He will have only a few hours to recover without missing further action as the Rockets will return to the court Saturday night against the Mavericks.

The Rockets confirmed that Beverley (concussion) will play Wednesday against the Nets, Jenny Dial Creech of the Houston Chronicle reports.

EDGE Analysis

Beverley completed the NBA's concussion protocol when he returned to practice Tuesday, but his availability for Wednesday's game was thrown into some question temporarily after he missed the Rockets' shootaround. His absence was apparently due to a brief arrest related to his vehicle registration and toll pass, but those issues have since been resolved. Look for him to see approach 20 minutes while serving as Ty Lawson's backup at point guard.

Beverley (concussion) missed Wednesday's morning shootaround for personal reasons but is expected to be available later in the night to face Brooklyn, Calvin Watkins of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Beverley has missed two consecutive games coming in to Wednesday due to a lingering concussion but that ailment is apparently not an issue any longer. Assuming he is in fact available to face the Nets, Beverley is still slotted in an ancillary role behind Ty Lawson, which has confined Beverley to 19 minutes per game after five outings this season.