Stephen Jackson (ankle) will be a game-time decision on Monday against the Hornets. Jackson was previously called "50-50," so nothing changes with this designation. Owners will have to check back for an update, and if Jack sits, look for Kawhi Leonard and Danny Green to pick up extra minutes.

Gregg Popovich said that Stephen Jackson (sprained ankle) is "50-50" to play in Monday's game vs. the Hornets. Captain Jack doesn't do enough to warrant gambling on him in standard leagues, though his absence would have an impact by clearing more minutes for Danny Green and Kawhi Leonard. We may not receive a definitive update on his status until Monday's shootaround.

Stephen Jackson (sprained ankle) won't play Saturday night against the 76ers. Jackson originally hurt the ankle when he stepped on the foot of a courtside waitress during Thursday's game against the Knicks. There's been no official long-term diagnosis, but ankle sprains usually cost a player at least a couple games. We'll update you as soon as we know more. Kawhi Leonard and Danny Green will likely absorb Jackson's minutes.

Coach Gregg Popovich did not know the severity of Stephen Jackson's ankle sprain following Thursday's loss to the Knicks. Jackson rolled his ankle on a waitress during the first quarter and had to be helped to the locker room. He declined to comment after the game. Expect Kawhi Leonard and Danny Green to soak up a few extra minutes if Captain Jack misses time.

Stephen Jackson appeared to injure his left ankle in the first quarter of Thursday's game against the Knicks. He landed awkwardly on his jumper in the corner and had a pretty bad limp as he headed to the locker room. Jackson was also walking very gingerly and we'll update his status as soon as it's available. Kawhi Leonard, who has been cold, could see some extra playing time along with Danny Green.

Stephen Jackson's pinkie is still "swollen and still sore," but he will continue to play through it. "It got hit pretty bad in pregame warmups," but Stack Jack appears committed to taking it in stride. He also admitted that the swelling impacts his shooting. "I never know how the ball is going to come off my fingers when I release it," he said. "It gets hit at least two or three times a game where it's a sharp pain." If S-Jax sits at any point, Kawhi Leonard's stock will continue to rise.

Stephen Jackson (finger) returned to action on Monday after missing 14 games due to a broken right pinkie finger, scoring five points on 2-of-4 shooting (including a three) with four rebounds and one assist in 19 minutes. Jackson might end up with some low-end value if for some reason Kawhi Leonard's return in delayed, but that's not a very likely scenario at this point. Just keep an eye on him in deeper formats to see if he can carve out some value now that he is back.

Updating a previous item, Stephen Jackson will be available for Monday's game against the Thunder, after a previous report stating the opposite came in earlier in the day. Beat writers have opined that if Jackson is available that he will get minutes, "if only to muscle up Kevin Durant a bit." Any way you slice it, though, relying on Jackson in any format is going to be a risk tonight.

Updating a previous item, Stephen Jackson (finger) will not play on Monday. Jackson had declared himself ready to return, but the Spurs will hold him out for at least one more game. Danny Green is expected to start at small forward once again.

Stephen Jackson (finger) will play on Monday against the Thunder. Jackson indicated on Twitter that he'll be returning for Monday's game, so the Spurs could be getting both S-Jax and Kawhi Leonard (quad) back on the same night. Stack Jack was averaging 7.7 points, 4.3 boards, 1.0 steals and 1.0 treys on 37.1 percent shooting before going down.