Beverley (foot) is questionable for Saturday's game in Denver, Fox 26's Mark Berman reports. He was also questionable for Friday's game and was able to play 31 minutes despite the sprained right foot, but considering Saturday is the second game of a back-to-back, it would not be surprising if Beverley was held out or at least saw a dip in minutes. Pablo Prigioni and Jason Terry would see more run if Beverley does not play, but it would be James Harden who would do most of the ball handling.

Beverley (foot) started and scored seven points (3-12 FG, 1-6 3Pt) while adding three rebounds and two assists in 31 minutes against the Pistons Friday. Beverley was questionable, but ended up able to start and take on his usual workload. Though he was healthy enough to play, his production struggled, and he posted arguably his worst line since the All-Star break. Nonetheless, Beverley remains what he has been all season when healthy - a threes and steals specialist.

Beverley (foot) will play in Friday's game against the Pistons, the Houston Chronicle reports. Beverley was considered questionable ahead of Friday's game but his pregame warmups went well and he'll be in the starting lineup per usual against the Pistons.

Beverley (foot) is considered questionable for Friday's game against Detroit, Mark Berman of Fox 26 of Houston reports. Beverley is dealing with a sprain in his right foot, and he'll be re-evaluated during Friday's shootaround. If he's unable to go, Jason Terry is the most likely candidate to enter the starting lineup.

Beverley posted 12 points, five rebounds, and five assists in 35 minutes of action Sunday against the Cavaliers. This marks Beverley's most efficient game in recent memory. While he's still consistently logging minutes in the mid-30's as a starter, his lack of production and efficiency makes him a low-end option in 14-man leagues.

Beverley (illness) returned from a two-game absence to play 34 minutes against the Nets on Friday. He finished with nine points, four rebounds, three assists, and three steals. Beverley was bogged down with an illness ahead of Friday's game but has recovered and should be good to go moving forward. The point guard's reinsertion into the starting lineup limits the value of Jason Terry moving forward as the veteran moves back to his normal role off the bench.

Beverley (illness) is expected to start Friday. He was questionable, but was able to make it through shootaround and should start at the point Friday. Beverley has missed two games with the illness, but owners can anticipate him seeing his typical 25-30 minutes alongside James Harden (ankle), who is also expected to play through an ailment Friday against the lowly Nets.

Beverley (illness) went through shootaround and is listed as questionable for Friday's game against Brooklyn. Beverley has missed the last two games with flu-like symptoms, but after going through shootaround it would appear he has a good chance of returning to action Friday. That said, the Rockets will wait to see how he feels during warmups before making a final decision. If Beverley ends up being held out again, Jason Terry will make another start at point guard.

Beverley (illness) will not play Wednesday against the Clippers. Beverley was listed as questionable leading up to Wednesday's game, and the team has finally confirmed that he'll miss his second straight game due to flu-like symptoms. That means Jason Terry will likely make another start in his place, though the Rockets are yet to issue a starting lineup.

Beverley (illness) missed Wednesday's shootaround and remains questionable to play Wednesday against the Clippers. The illness kept Beverley out of Monday's win over Minnesota, and he's in jeopardy of missing a second straight game. He'll undergo treatment during the afternoon, and a final call will likely come before pregame warmups. If Beverley is held out, Jason Terry will likely make his second consecutive start alongside James Harden in the backcourt. Beverley has struggled of late, shooting just 2-of-15 from the field in two games since the break.