Mahinmi started Thursday's game against the Bucks with Roy Hibbert (elbow) out. He finished the game with 10 rebounds, four blocks, two assists a steal and eight points (4-4 FG, 0-1 FT) in 29 minutes.

Mahinmi's rebounding numbers have been solid so far this month, breaking double digits three times in March, but he rarely scores and doesn't block many shots.

Mahinmi will get the start Thursday against the Bucks in place of Roy Hibbert (elbow), CF Gardner of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Mahinmi has been a productive rebounder off the bench of late, averaging 7.6 per game over the last five games. He'll see increased minutes in Hibbert's absence with LaVoy Allen serving as the primary backup.

Mahinmi returned to the bench against the Bulls Friday. He scored 14 points (4-7 FG, 6-10 FT), and added 11 rebounds, one steal, and one block in 27 minutes.

Mahinmi outplayed Roy Hibbert, and was given more minutes than Hibbert as a result. While it remains highly unlikely that Mahinmi would take Hibbert's starting spot, Mahinmi could continue to siphon minutes away from the starter. Mahinmi is usually worth using when Hibbert is out, and could gain more consistent fantasy relevance with a larger workload.

Mahinmi will get the start Wednesday against the Knicks.

Mahinmi will take over for Roy Hibbert, who is being given the night off by coach Frank Vogel. Lavoy Allen will take over as the primary backup and both he and Mahinmi should see noticeable bumps in minutes.

Mahinmi (ankle) spent 20 minutes on the court during Friday's game against the Sixers and registered one point, five rebounds, and one assist during his time off the bench.

Mahinmi has been dealing with a sprained ankle but he apparently got the required rest during the All-Star break to overcome the nagging injury. He should be available for the Pacers in his normal capacity moving forward after Friday's successful outing.

Mahinmi is expected to play Friday in Philadelphia.

Earlier this month, Mahinmi sat out three games in row due to a sprained right ankle. However, he played in the Pacers' final contest before the break, recording two points, eight rebounds, and one assist in 19 minutes. On Friday, he should act as Roy Hibbert's primary backup.

Mahinmi (ankle) grabbed eight rebounds with two points (1-2 FG) in 19 minutes in the win over the Pelicans on Wednesday.

Mahinmi had missed the last three games with an ankle injury. He played extended minutes after Roy Hibbert got in early foul trouble. The veteran backup center could be added for boards in deeper leagues.

Mahinmi (ankle) will suit up Wednesday at New Orleans.

Mahinmi's right ankle sprain has recovered enough for him to make an appearance for the first time since last Wednesday. Even though he's active, Luis Scola could hold onto an elevated workload with the All-Star break imminent.

Mahinmi (ankle) is questionable for Wednesday's game in New Orleans.

While the Pacers may not want to rush Mahinmi back for the final game before the All-Star break, the center's 'questionable' designation is a good sign for his chances to play in Indiana's first post-break contest. With Mahinmi and Lavoy Allen (knee) missing the last few games, the extra minutes have mostly gone to Roy Hibbert, Luis Scola and Shayne Whittington.

Mahinmi (ankle) did not play Monday.

Mahinmi has now missed three straight games with the ankle injury. Indiana has Tuesday off, but Mahinmi could potentially return when the Pacers go up against the Pelicans on Wednesday.

Mahinmi (ankle) is questionable for Monday's game.

He has already missed two games with the ankle injury, but with LaVoy Allen ruled out for Monday's game, the Pacers could use an extra body off the bench in the frontcourt. However, if Mahinmi does play, he does not make for a great play in fantasy formats due to a lack of skills and minutes.

Mahinmi (ankle) has been ruled out for Sunday's game in Charlotte.

He will miss his second straight game with the sprained right ankle, and should be considered questionable for the Pacers game against the Spurs on Monday.

Mahinmi (ankle) has been ruled out for Friday's game against the Cavaliers.

Mahinmi departed Wednesday's game with a sprained right ankle and is still dealing with soreness and swelling. Consider the backup big man questionable for Sunday's game against the Hornets.

Mahinmi left Wednesday's game against the Pistons due to a sprained right ankle and won't return, the Pacers' official site reports.

Mahinmi logged just four minutes off the bench before coming down awkwardly on the ankle. Because Lavoy Allen (knee) is also out of commission, Shayne Whittington will likely pick up some rare time on the court.

Mahinmi scored 12 points (6-9 FG, 0-1 FT) and added nine rebounds one steal and one block in 27 minutes of action on Friday.

Mahinmi, in his third year with the Pacers, is returning from a foot injury, but he was able to log good minutes and played well off the bench in the Pacer's loss against the Pistons on Friday. As long as he stays healthy, which has been difficult for Mahinmi, he can produce modest points and rebounds while adding a block a game.

Mahinmi (foot) returned to action after missing the previous 18 games due to a torn left plantar fascia. He scored one point (1-2 FT) in four minutes.

Mahinmi will likely be brought along slowly. He was averaging 18.3 minutes per game prior to the injury. Once the team extends his playing time, Lavoy Allen and Luis Scola could lose minutes.

Mahinmi (foot) failed to play Friday against the Boston Celtics, despite the belief he was going to suit up and participate.

Mahinmi wasn't going to be forced into action, as Roy Hibbert was there to take the bulk of the minutes. He hasn't played since Dec. 5, but considering most thought he was going to participate in Friday's game, there's a high possibility he comes back and plays in Indiana's matchup against the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday. Even if he plays though, he'll probably be limited in his minutes, so continue to hold him out of your lineups until coach Frank Vogel feels comfortable giving him a full game's worth of work.

Mahinmi (foot) will in fact play against the Celtics on Friday despite the earlier reports that he would be sidelined.

Mahinmi hasn't played since Dec. 5 and will likely be eased back into action Friday. With Roy Hibbert (ankle) expected to play Friday as well, there's not much reason to believe that Mahinmi will eclipse the 18.3 minutes per game mark that he's averaged over 20 contests this season.

Mahinmi (foot) will not play against the Celtics on Friday, play-by-play announcer Scott Agness reports.

Mahinmi hasn't taken the court since Dec. 5 but was listed as questionable heading into Friday. He's apparently close to making a comeback, although he'll have to wait until Saturday against the Sixers for the next possible return date.

Mahinmi (foot) is officially questionable for Friday's game against the Celtics.

Mahinmi's status being listed as questionable for Friday is a bit surprising given that he is just four weeks into his initial six-to-eight week timetable. He is dealing with a torn left plantar fascia, and there is no indication that he has returned to practice, so it would be an even bigger surprise if he ends up playing Thursday. Regardless, he should receive an update prior to tipoff.