Evan Turner Fantasy Stats

Minnesota Timberwolves guard Evan Turner has a buyout pending with the organization. Turner is allowed to work out for the Clippers on Saturday, according to Chris Haynes. He didn't make much of an impact in Atlanta earlier in the season, but could be useful elsewhere. However, Turner would likely be lost in shuffle if he signs with the Clippers. He might have deep league value, but it wouldn't be much more than that.

Atlanta Hawks power forward Jabari Parker and point guard/small forward Evan Turner have both been listed as questionable to participate in Wednesdays contest against the Milwaukee Bucks. Parker is dealing with right shoulder pain, while Turner is still battling the left Achilles pain that has kept him sidelined for eight games this season. Parker has been a breakout star in the absence of John Collins (suspension) in the frontcourt, as Turner has logged 15 minutes in each of his two outings since returning. Should either man miss the contest, veteran Vince Carter could step in and see an increased workload. Check back closer to tip-off to get word on which Hawks are cleared to suit up.

Atlanta Hawks point guard/small forward Evan Turner is probable to suit up for Saturdays contest versus the Los Angeles Clippers after an eight-game absence due to left Achilles pain. How quickly Turner sees a full reallocation of his minutes remains to be seen, but with Kevin Huerter sidelined, Turner could be relied upon in the short-term as a backup behind Trae Young. Turner has a history of contributing across multiple categories when given enough minutes, although owners can wait until his time on the floor take a jump before adding him in leagues.

Atlanta Hawks point guard/small forward Evan Turner has been sidelined for each of his teams previous eight games, but has been given a questionable designation to suit up Saturday against the Los Angeles Clippers. Turner, who is dealing with left Achilles pain, has played sparingly during his first year with the Hawks. With second-year wing Kevin Huerter sidelined, the team could use Turners contributions, and while he may not immediately establish himself as a fantasy asset, the possibility exists in deeper formats down the line once he is able to return to the floor.

Atlanta Hawks guard/forward Evan Turner has already been ruled out for Tuesdays contest against the San Antonio Spurs due to left Achilles pain. Turner has seen sparing minutes in the three games that he has appeared for the Hawks, and he is now set to miss his third consecutive outing. Acquired in the offseason in a deal from Portland, Turner has yet to find the same footing with the Hawks that he did primarily as a reserve for the Blazers. His next chance to return to action comes Wednesday versus Chicago.

Atlanta Hawks guard Evan Turner (Achilles) will not play Tuesday against the Miami Heat. Turner was doubtful coming into the contest, so this should come with no surprise. Deandre Bembry will likely pick up extra bench minutes. Cam Reddish and Kevin Huerter should also get a boost in value, but both are currently on minutes restrictions. Turner's next chance to play will be Thursday when they face Miami again.

Atlanta Hawks guard Evan Turner (Achilles) is listed as doubtful for Tuesday's game against the Miami Heat. He was dealing with a left ankle sprain, but now he has Achilles issues. The Hawks are likely going to play it safe here with their veteran guard. Deandre Bembry should be asked to pick up some extra minutes off the bench.

Atlanta Hawks guard/forward Evan Turner (Achilles) is expected to play during Monday's preseason game against the Miami Heat. He's been dealing with left Achilles pain that has cost him most of the preseason. Turner should see decent backup minutes at guard and forward this season off the bench. He'll be a better option in deep leagues than standard fantasy formats.

Portland Trail Blazers guard/forward Evan Turner has come out of nowhere to record back-to-back triple-doubles this week. After getting 13 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists on Monday against Minnesota, he delivered a 13-12-11 line in Wednesday's win over Memphis, shooting 6-for-7 from the field in 28 minutes off the bench. It's the most he's played since Jan. 13 when he also logged 28 minutes against Denver. Portland are set to play the Nuggets again twice before the week is done. Turner has always been a versatile guy, so it's no surprise to see him contribute in multiple categories. His low playing time has kept his fantasy value at a minimum this season, but it looks like he has a bigger role to play in the final few regular-season games.

Portland Trail Blazers guard/forward Evan Turner (knee) will play Tuesday night against the Los Angeles Clippers. Turner has missed seven of the past eight contests due to injury, but appears ready to go against the Clippers. Portland guard Rodney Hood (hip) will not play after leaving Saturday's game with a hip injury. The Blazers will likely cap Turner's minutes, so Moe Harkless should see as many minutes as he can handle Tuesday night.