Lee scored 20 points (8-12 FG, 0-1 3Pt, 4-4 FT) with one rebound, one assist and two steals in 35 minutes during Wednesday's Game 5 win over the Trailblazers.

Lee has scored between 18-20 points in four straight games and shot 65 percent from the field for the series. He will now have his hands full against Steph Curry and Klay Thompson, as the Warriors and Grizzlies battle it out for a spot in the Western Conference Finals.

Lee scored 19 points (8-11 FG, 1-3 3Pt, 2-2 FT) with two rebounds and two assists in 37 minutes during Monday's Game 4 loss to the Trail Blazers.

It's his third straight game scoring at least 18 points, as Lee has emerged as a strong complementary weapon for the Grizzlies. He'll try to stay in rhythm on Wednesday as Memphis looks to close out the series.

Lee scored 18 points (8-11 FG, 2-3 3Pt, 0-1 FT) with three steals and two rebounds in 33 minutes during Wednesday's Game 3 win over the Trail Blazers.

That doubled his scoring performance from Game 1. Lee isn't a big part of the Grizzlies' offense, but he'll try to keep his momentum going when the series shifts to Portland on Saturday.

Lee contributed nine points (2-5 FG, 2-2 3Pt, 3-3 FT), three rebounds and two assists in 29 minutes during the Grizzlies' 100-86 win versus the Blazers on Sunday.

While Lee is not going to stuff the stat sheet on most nights, his ability to spread the floor combined with the Grizzlies' lack of wing depth behind he, Jeff Green and Tony Allen (hamstring) means Lee is likely to continue playing a substantial role going forward in the postseason.

Lee had zero points (0-3 FG, 0-3 3Pt, 0-1), one rebounds, one assist and one steal in 19 minutes.

He missed two games with a hand injury but immediately was reinserted to the starting lineup for his return. He will likely be garnering more and more minutes in each game until he returns to his 31 minutes per game average this season.

Coach Dave Joerger said he expects Lee (hand) to play Wednesday against the Cavaliers, Ronald Tillery of the Memphis Commercial-Appeal reports.

Lee is battling a sprained right hand, which kept him out of action Saturday against the Blazers and Monday against the Knicks. It's important to note that he hasn't been officially ruled in, but at this point it appears he'll be ready to return. In that case, Jeff Green or Tony Allen will likely shift back to the bench.

Lee (hand) is questionable for Wednesday's game, Sports 56 WHBQ's Rob Fischer reports.

He has missed the last two games with the hand injury, leaving more minutes for Tony Allen, Vince Carter and Nick Calathes (in that order). Continue to monitor his status leading up to game time.

Lee (hand) will not play Monday against the Knicks, Grizzlies' sideline reporter Rob Fischer reports.

Lee's hand injury will cost him a second straight game, leaving minutes for players like Tony Allen, Nick Calathes and Vince Carter to benefit from. At the moment, it's unclear how long Lee's ailment will linger, but Wednesday marks his next opportunity to play.

Lee won't take the court Saturday against the Blazers due to a sprained right hand, FOX Sports Tennessee reports.

No prognosis has accompanied Lee's hand injury, but consider him questionable for Monday's game against the Knicks in New York. In his stead, players such as Nick Calathes, Jordan Adams, or Russ Smith could get the nod at two-guard in order to keep the wing rotation intact.

Lee scored 17 points (6-10 FG, 2-3 3Pt, 3-3 FT) with one rebound and two assists in the win against the Bucks on Saturday.

Lee finally broke out of a slump after failing to crack double-digits in scoring in six straight games and shooting an ugly 35.1 percent from the field in the past two weeks. Lee doesn't contribute enough across the board to be a standard league option, but holds some value in 14 teams leagues and above.

Lee did not score, shooting 0-5 from the field and did not register a statistic in a single category in 18 minutes during Wednesday's game against the Thunder.

We feel for any owner who had Courtney Lee in their line-up for this game.

Lee started and played 26 minutes during Tuesday's win over the Nets, finishing with 15 points (6-10 FG, 2-5 3Pt, 1-1 FT), one rebound, three assists, two steals and a blocked shot.

Lee played nearly identical minutes as Tony Allen, as the two continue to split minutes after Lee took over for him in the starting lineup. He's shot the ball well lately, finishing above 50 percent from the field in two of his last three games. Despite the recent improvements in his shot, he still remains limited in his fantasy value, as he's not much more than an occasional producer of points and three-pointers. He's someone to keep an eye on in deeper leagues.

Lee will start against the Sixers on Saturday, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Lee will be taking over for Tony Allen, although the two will likely play comparable minutes despite the change in the starting lineup.

Lee moved to the bench for Wednesday's game against the Raptors. However, he still played a hefty 29 minutes while compiling one point, five rebounds, one assist, three steals, and one block.

Lee averages 32.2 minutes on the court so Wednesday's demotion to the bench didn't really hit his value too hard. If he continues to come off the bench behind Jeff Green, it's entirely possible for Lee to retain the value that he had as a starter for the majority of this season.

Lee scored 18 points (7-10 FG, 3-4 3Pt, 1-1 FT) with three assists in 30 minutes in the win over Brooklyn on Wednesday.

Lee had his second straight 18-point game, but his place in the Memphis scoring hierarchy may be in trouble with Jeff Green's arrival. He could be a modest sell-high candidate, but he will only fetch something decent for an owner desperate for 3-pointers.

Lee scored 14 points (6-13 FG, 2-2 3Pt) to go along with two rebounds, four assists and one steal in 53 minutes during the Grizzlies' 117-116 3OT win versus the Spurs on Wednesday.

With Tony Allen (eye) forced to sit, Lee played a team-high 53 minutes in the Grizzlies' thrilling triple overtime win. Allen might be back on Friday versus the Bulls, but Lee is still likely to see sufficient time regardless of whether Allen is able to return right away or not.

Lee broke out of his slump on Sunday, while coming close to shooting perfect from the field as well. He finished with 17 points (7-9 FG, 3-3 3Pt, 0-0 FT), three assists, two steaks, and one rebound in 37 minutes.

Lee has been up and down the past five games, and has seen his steals and three-pointers fluctuate since starting off hot in early-November. Although high scoring totals like this shouldn't be expected from the guard, he is still able to put up an efficient line as long as he gets minutes.

Lee had another quietly efficient night, that has been his trademark so far this season. He finished with 13 points (4-10 FG, 3-5 3Pt, 2-3 FT), three rebounds, three assists, and two steals in a team-high 39 minutes.

Lee has been one of the surprises this year, as he appears to have found a team that knows how to use him in Memphis. Even when not starting, he's been playing big minutes and has been a consistent source of threes and steals. While his gaudy percentages will eventually drop, he seems to be embracing his role on the Grizzlies and may continue putting up these kind of numbers.

Lee (illness) made his return to the lineup and scored five points (2-5 FG, 1-2 3Pt) to go along with two assists in 30 minutes during the Grizzlies' 117-100 win versus the Celtics on Friday.

This was Lee's least impressive showing of the season, but it was still good to see him return from his illness to face his former Celtics team. He's off to a terrific start this season, and as long as he continues to see solid playing time, he'll likely hold decent value in most leagues.

Lee (illness) said he will play Friday, Gary Washburn of the Boston Globe reports.

Many of the Grizzlies are suffering from a nasty stomach bug, but Lee must be feeling well enough to play Friday. Still, he may be feeling some symptoms of the illness, and it may be wise to avoid using any of the sick Grizzlies tonight if you have a comparable replacement.