Ian Mahinmi took a hard fall on his left hip on Sunday but he never left the game, taking advantage of Roy Hibbert's struggles to score nine points with seven rebounds and three blocks in 25 minutes.

He limped to the bench under his own power, but he landed very hard and it wouldn't be surprising to see him listed as questionable for Tuesday's game. The 25 minutes marked a season-high for Mahinmi, so even if he's fully healthy we're not expecting a repeat performance.

Ian Mahinmi returned to action on Friday November 8.

Ian Mahinmi suffered a left ankle sprain on Wednesday and is questionable to return.

Roy Hibbert is playing very well and should be able to take on a few extra minutes. The Pacers also play Luis Scola at center, so they shouldn't miss Mahinmi too much.

The NBA has upgraded Ian Mahinmi's Game 1 foul on LeBron James to a flagrant-one.

Ian Mahinmi has reassumed backup center duties, replacing Jeff Pendergraph.

Pendergraph had temporarily taken over, but Mahinmi is back in the rotation because of his defense. This is extremely unlikely to impact your fantasy roster or playoff league regardless of how far Indiana advances.

Ian Mahinmi is now behind Jeff Pendergraph in the rotation.

"Ian has struggled a bit with his shooting and turnovers," Frank Vogel said. Meanwhile, Pendergraph's energy off the bench has been contagious, and it doesn't look like Mahinmi will get to back up Roy Hibbert at any point soon with the Pacers up 2-0 in their series.

Ian Mahinmi returned to action on Friday April 12.

Ian Mahinmi (illness) is expected to play on Friday.

Mahinmi didn't practice on Thursday because of a stomach bug, but it was never considered serious and he'll play his usual role vs. Brooklyn.

Ian Mahinmi has a stomach bug and was held out of practice Thursday.

Mahinmi is expected to be alright in time for Friday's game against Brooklyn. As Roy Hibbert's backup, Mahinmi has very minimal fantasy value so this news is more of an FYI than anything else.

Ian Mahinmi has a right shoulder contusion and was held out of practice Wednesday as a precaution.

Mahinmi injured his shoulder in the first half of Monday's game. He's expected to be ready in time to serve as Roy Hibbert's backup Friday night.

Ian Mahinmi returned to action on Monday April 1.

Ian Mahinmi injured his shoulder in the first half of Monday's game and went to the locker room.

He went back with the training staff and we'll update you once the team reveals his diagnosis. Jeff Pendergraph will back up Roy Hibbert while Mahinmi is out.

Ian Mahinmi returned to action on Sunday March 10.

Ian Mahinmi's sore knee is "fine" and he is available to play vs. Miami on Sunday.

The Heat roll out plenty of small lineups, so Mahinmi may not have a big role, but at least he's healthy enough to play. Indiana's backup center is quietly averaging 5.4 points, 4.0 rebounds and 0.9 blocks this season.

Ian Mahinmi is listed as day-to-day with a sore right knee.

He played 14 minutes on Friday, which is just a hair below his season of average 16.9 minutes per game. He only scored seven points even when Roy Hibbert was suspended last week, so he's not on the radar in any league.

Ian Mahinmi will start in place of the suspended Roy Hibbert against the Clippers on Thursday.

Mahinmi is a decent fill-in for the Pacers, but he's only worth a spot start in deeper leagues. Jeff Pendergraph will also see time off the bench. Hibbert will return from his suspension Friday in Toronto.

Ian Mahinmi returned to action on Monday January 21.

Ian Mahinmi (illness) practiced with the team on Sunday.

He left Friday's game with a stomach problem and all signs point to him being ready to go against the Grizzlies. He won't have value in almost all fantasy leagues while Roy Hibbert is healthy.

Ian Mahinmi had five points, eight rebounds, two assists, two steals and three blocks off the bench on Saturday, while playing the entire fourth quarter in place of Roy Hibbert (back).

Hibbert's injury may have been the cause of his benching, but Mahinmi's play more than justified the decision. The Pacers allow an NBA-low 89.1 points per game and their unheralded backup center is a big reason why, since there's minimal dropoff when Hibbert leaves the floor. For now, however, he's only worth fantasy attention in very deep leagues.

Ian Mahinmi filled in for the injured Roy Hibbert (back spasms) in Thursday's 81-76 win over the Knicks, scoring 13 points with six rebounds in 20 minutes.

Hibbert (four points, three rebounds and two blocks) could miss Saturday's game against the Bobcats because he had to exit the game twice on Thursday. Mahimni played well and even hit a pair of mid-range jumpers and shot 6-of-7 from the field on the win. He could be useful in deeper leagues, but his tendencies to foul make him someone that should only be added speculatively in very deep leagues.