Updating a previous item, Aron Baynes is playing against the Suns.

He wasn't expected to play and the Spurs may have changed their minds on him. Baynes still has no fantasy value.

Aron Baynes (knee) will not play against the Suns on Friday night.

It will be his second consecutive game out of the lineup and the team probably won't need him with Tiago Splitter back and looking good. Baynes can be ignore in all fantasy leagues.

Aron Baynes (knee) will not play against the Blazers on Wednesday.

His knee contusion must really be bothering him to not play in a game with Tim Duncan sitting out. Jeff Ayres figures to backup Tiago Splitter and Boris Diaw tonight.

Aron Baynes made his second start of the season on Monday with four points, six boards and two turnovers against the Pistons.

He likely was in the starting lineup in an effort to combat Andre Drummond's size, but he didn't really have it tonight. While Baynes was able to push guys around in Las Vegas Summer League, he's not having such luck with the big boys. He's not really worth owning in almost any league.

Aron Baynes will start against the Pistons on Monday night.

Of course he will. Coach Gregg Popovich has started some of the wildest lineups of all this year -- like Marco Belinelli at power forward -- and Baynes will make his second start of the season. In his first start he only played nine minutes, so there's little reason to get excited about this.

Aron Baynes came off the bench for nine points and eight rebounds on 4-of-8 shooting in 17 minutes on Saturday.

The eight boards were a season high and while his play tonight was encouraging, it's hard to imagine him doing much on most nights. He is kind of hot right now though, averaging 11.5 points and 7.0 rebounds over his last two games, so owners in extremely deep leagues might want to take notice.

Aron Baynes (leg) will return to the lineup for Saturday's game against the Jazz.

He has a strain in his lower leg and it's unclear how many minutes he will see tonight. Baynes might be a DNP-CD (coach's decision) or he could build off his 14-point game from Tuesday. He's still not worth owning in almost any league.

Aron Baynes will not play against the Wolves on Friday due to left posterior tibialis strain.

The strain in his lower leg will keep him out of his second game in a row. It's too bad since he was coming off a career-high 14 points on Tuesday. Baynes is really just called into action while the Spurs are missing players due to rest or injury, so he's not worth owning in almost any leagues.

Aron Baynes (ankle) will not play against the Bucks on Wednesday.

It's too bad after Baynes had a great game on Tuesday with 14 points against the Raptors. Baynes doesn't really have much of a game beyond five feet of the basket, but he certainly has an NBA body and was a very tough cover in Summer League. Boris Diaw and Jeff Ayres will get most of the minutes vs. to Tim Duncan.

Aron Baynes scored a career-high 14 points against the Raptors on Tuesday with six boards and one assist in 21 minutes.

He scored 10 points in the first half and he almost matched his entire season output of 17 points before tonight. Baynes was very impressive in Las Vegas Summer League and has the size to be a great low-post player. Obviously, he has a long way to go and is off the radar in all leagues.

Aron Baynes showed off on the national preseason stage on Thursday with 16 points, six boards, one assist, one steal and two blocks in just 21 minutes.

He's a mountain of a man and he pushed guys around while at Las Vegas Summer League. Baynes is no lock to be in the rotation and would likely need Tim Duncan or Tiago Splitter to miss time in order to have value. The Aussie went 322nd in a recent expert draft.

Spurs center Aron Baynes (strained hamstring) is expected to be healthy for training camp.

Baynes hurt himself while playing for Team Australia this summer. He spent much of last season in the D-League and won't have fantasy value in a frontcourt with Tim Duncan, Boris Diaw, Tiago Splitter, Matt Bonner and Jeff Pendergraph.

Aron Baynes won't play in the FIBA Oceania Championships due to a hamstring injury.

There's no word on how severe the injury is, but we doubt it's anything bad enough to keep him from starting training camp on time. Baynes will try to make the Spurs out of camp, but it wouldn't surprise us if he spends time in the D-League this year.

Spurs recall C Aron Baynes from the D-League.

Baynes has been back and forth since being signed between the NBA and the D-League, so this is just the latest chapter in that story.

Spurs recall C Aron Baynes from the D-League.

Baynes is back with the team after about a week in the D-League.

Spurs assign C Aron Baynes to the D-League.

Baynes will continue to ride the shuttle that escorts him between the D-League and the NBA for the time being.

Spurs recalled C Aron Baynes from the D-League.

Baynes appeared in five games with the Austin Toros this season, averaging 15.0 points and 8.2 rebounds in 24.6 minutes. The Australian native will be garbage-time depth with the Spurs.

Spurs recall C Aron Baynes from the D-League.

Baynes was down for just one game and is now back with the Spurs.

Spurs assign Aron Baynes to D-League.

Baynes was has bounced back and forth between the NBA and the D-League a couple times since being signed by the Spurs in January. He has no fantasy value.

Spurs recall C Aron Baynes from the D-League.

Baynes was just assigned to the Toros on Friday.