Duncan posted 14 points (7-11 FG), 11 rebounds, two assists, a block and a steal over 32 minutes in Thursday's 96-78 victory over the Jazz.

EDGE Analysis

After two consecutive outings where he was nearly non-existent, Duncan came back in a big way on Thursday against an increasingly vulnerable Utah frontcourt. The double-double marked his second in the last four contests, and the 32 minutes of floor time were his highest since Jan. 14 versus the Cavs. While the results were certainly encouraging for fantasy owners, Duncan's high usage was largely dictated by the size of the Jazz frontcourt. Expect his minutes--and consequently, his production--to continue to be largely dependent on matchups and the overall whims of coach Gregg Popovich.

Duncan registered 12 points (4-9 FG, 4-5 FT), 13 rebounds, an assist and three blocks over 28 minutes in Friday's 119-113 victory over the Lakers.

EDGE Analysis

Playing his final game against fellow legend Kobe Bryant, the 19-year veteran managed his first double-double since Jan. 4 versus the Bucks. It was a redeeming performance for Duncan, who had a forgettable outing against the Clippers on Thursday. The 39-year-old continues to offer fairly solid production, particularly on nights where he receives a higher-than-normal allotment of minutes during competitive matchups.

Duncan (knee) scored five points (2-9 FG, 1-1 FT) to go with seven rebounds, five assists, and three blocks over 18 minutes in a 98-96 victory over the Magic on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

A sore knee had sidelined Duncan since Jan. 22. In his return to the starting five, Duncan was a non-factor offensively but suffered no health setbacks and achieved his highest block total since Dec. 25. Along with teammates Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili, Duncan will use the All-Star break to recuperate from nagging injuries.

Duncan (knee) will play Wednesday versus the Magic.

EDGE Analysis

Duncan has missed nine straight games with the injury, and there was speculation that he might wait until after the All-Star break to return. Instead, the veteran will return tonight, although the extent to which he'll play is currently unknown. Either way, this return could hurt the playing time of Boris Diaw and David West, Duncan's main replacements while he was injured.

Duncan (knee) has been ruled out for Tuesday's matchup with the Heat, Tim Reynolds of the Associated Press reports.

EDGE Analysis

Duncan was initially considered questionable, but it's unlikely that he ever had much of a chance to take the floor, as Tuesday will now mark his ninth consecutive absence. San Antonio plays in Orlando on a back-to-back Wednesday night, and it would be a surprise if Duncan is active with the extended All-Star break to follow. In the veteran's absence Tuesday, expect David West and Boris Diaw to see some extra run.

Duncan (knee) is officially listed as questionable for Tuesday's matchup with Miami.

EDGE Analysis

Earlier Monday, Heat beat writers had reported that Duncan was listed as "out" on the game notes for Tuesday, and while that could certainly end up being the case, the Spurs are listing Duncan as questionable on Monday afternoon's report. It would seemingly make sense for Duncan to sit out with the extended All-Star rest on the horizon, but if San Antonio has proven anything over the past decade-and-a-half, it's to expect the unexpected, especially in a nationally televised game. Look for an update on Duncan's status following shootaround Tuesday morning.

Duncan (knee) will be out for Tuesday's game against the Heat, Ira Winderman of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.

EDGE Analysis

This would be the eighth consecutive missed game for Duncan, who is dealing with soreness in his right knee. It is likely that the Spurs are keeping Duncan out until after the All Star break, conservatively, to keep the veteran big man's health in check for a later post season run. David West will most likely continue to fill Duncan's spot until he returns.

Duncan (knee) will not return to action Saturday versus the Lakers.

EDGE Analysis

This will be the seventh consecutive game missed for Duncan. At this point, the Spurs may simply be opting to wait until after the All Star break to bring back their veteran big man, but that is purely speculation. David West will likely continue filling in for Duncan until he returns. He remains day-to-day going forward. The spurs next play Tuesday versus the Heat.

Duncan (knee) has been ruled out of Friday's tilt with the Mavericks, Jeff McDonald of the San Antonio Express-News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Duncan will miss his sixth straight game on Friday as he continues to nurse his right knee. There have been talks that the veteran will sit out until the All-Star break, but the Spurs have yet to release any sort of official timetable for Duncan's injury. David West and Boris Diaw will continue to see increased action in Duncan's absence.

Duncan (knee) has been ruled out of Wednesday's game against the Pelicans.

EDGE Analysis

Duncan will miss his fifth straight game due to soreness in his right knee. The next chance for the 39-year-old to return will be on Friday against the Mavericks. The Spurs do not seem to be in any hurry to get Duncan back on the court and will look for David West to continue to start in his absence.