Carter-Williams (toe) will not play Monday, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Charles Gardner reports.

He did some work at shootaround Monday, but his debut with Milwaukee will be delayed at least one more game. Jerryd Bayless and Tyler Ennis will split the minutes at point guard once again Monday, with Bayless coming in with about a 60 percent hold on the minutes based on the Bucks' last game. Surely Carter-Williams will want to play in Wednesday's game against his former team, but he should be considered day-to-day for now.

Carter-Williams (toe) will not play against the Hawks on Sunday, Andrew Gruman of FOX Sports reports.

Carter-Williams was listed as doubtful for Sunday's game so his official unavailability is not surprising. He should be considered day-to-day while Jerryd Bayless starts in his place.

Carter-Williams (toe) is listed as doubtful for Sunday's game against the Hawks, the Atlanta Journal Constitution reports.

This news shouldn't catch anyone by surprise since Carter-Williams was dealing with a significant toe injury before he was traded from the Sixers on Thursday. If he's unable to play Sunday, Jerryd Bayless will likely garner another start at point.

Carter-Williams (toe) will not play against the Nuggets on Friday, Andrew Gruman of FOX Sports reports.

Carter-Williams will have to wait to make his debut for Milwaukee after being traded from Philadelphia on Thursday. His next opportunity to play will come against the Hawks on Sunday, although he should be considered questionable for that game.

Carter-Williams (toe) was traded to the Bucks on Thursday in a three-team deal, David Aldridge of TNT reports.

With the deadline closing in, reports are flying around, but it appears Carter-Williams will be joined in Milwaukee by Tyler Ennis and Miles Plumlee, while the Bucks will send Brandon Knight to Phoenix. Carter-Williams figures to step in as the starting point guard, replacing Knight, although Jerryd Bayless figures to see a bump in minutes as well.

Carter-Williams (toe) will miss the next two or three games, per coach Brett Brown, Keith Pompey of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Carter-Williams missed the final three games before the All-Star break, and he did not participate in Wednesday's practice. With soreness still lingering in the toe, Carter-Williams will sit Friday against Indiana and Sunday in Orlando, and it's possible he could remain out Monday against Miami. Brown indicated Wednesday that the team will likely add another point guard prior to Friday's game, so it remains to be seen who will get the starting nod in Carter-Williams' place.

Carter-Williams (toe) was limited at practice Wednesday, Keith Pompey of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Carter-Williams missed three games prior to the break with soreness in his toe, and he's apparently still battling the ailment. The second-year guard sat out portions of practice, and his availability for Friday's game against Indiana is in question. If he remains out, Tim Frazier will likely continue to fill in as the starter.

Carter-Williams (toe) will not play Monday against the Warriors, Max Rappaport of Sixers.com reports.

Carter-Williams will miss a third straight game while battling soreness in a toe on his right foot. Given the way Philadelphia's schedule works out, after Monday's game the team is off until Feb. 20. so Carter-Williams will have plenty of time to recover over the All-Star break. Rookie Tim Frazier is the projected starter Monday night.

Carter-Williams (foot) will sit out Saturday's game against the Hornets, Calkins Media reports.

The absence will mark Carter-Williams' second consecutive due to a sore right foot. Prior to Saturday's opening tip, coach Brett Brown stated that the training staff will put Carter-Williams through tests Sunday to learn how the foot reacts. If all goes well, Carter-Williams could be a candidate to return Monday versus the Warriors.

Carter-Williams (foot) will not play against the Celtics on Friday, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Carter-Williams is dealing with a sore right foot and should be considered day-to-day ahead of Saturday's game against the Hornets. Jakarr Sampson is expected start in place of Carter-Williams on Friday.

Carter-Williams (foot) is a game-time decision Friday against the Celtics, Keith Pompey of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

The Sixers are notoriously cautious of any long-term damage to their younger players' health, and Carter-Williams falls into that category. If he does play, there's a strong chance of a minutes limit.

Carter-Williams (leg) scored 15 points (4-12 FG, 1-4 3Pt, 6-10 FT) with 12 assists, eight rebounds, two steals and a block in 34 minutes during Tuesday's win over the Nuggets.

He looked a little tentative early due to his injured leg, particularly on one ugly drive to the basket, but by the end of the game MCW was back in near-triple-double form. With Tony Wroten down for the season, Carter-Williams' value should only continue to rise.

Carter-Williams (leg) will play in Tuesday's game, but the Sixers will monitor his minutes, the Bucks County Courier Times' Tom Moore reports.

He left Monday's game with a right shin contusion and sprained left ankle, so it is a bit impressive that he is going to play the very next night. It would seem unlikely that he will see his full compliment of minutes, however, so it would be wise to avoid him in daily leagues.

Carter-Williams (ankle) left Monday's loss at Cleveland due to a shin injury and didn't return, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Carter-Williams didn't take the court after the 7:31 mark in the third quarter, spurring speculation that coach Brett Brown pulled him from the contest. However, Carter-Williams' shin was the culprit, which kept his production -- two points (1-9 FG, 0-2 3Pt), five assists, four rebounds, and one steal in 20 minutes -- in check. The Sixers' take the floor Tuesday as well, for which he'll likely be considered questionable.

Carter-Williams' left ankle was re-taped, but he returned to action Saturday in Atlanta, the Sixers' official site reports.

Carter-Williams left the court with 10:03 remaining in the third quarter, but after a little more than five in-game minutes had passed, he had resumed his role as the Sixers' primary ballhandler.

Carter-Williams put up 17 points (6-13 FG, 0-1 3Pt, 5-6 FT), 10 rebounds, 10 assists, one steal, one block and five turnovers in 35 minutes.

MCW was just one rebound shy of a triple-double in the Sixers game on Wednesday against the Pistons. He's shooting 48 percent since sitting out Monday's game with an illness. Unfortunately he is also averaging 5.0 turnovers over his last three games.

Carter-Williams (illness) scored 14 points (5-10 FG, 1-2 3Pt, 3-5 FT) with 10 assists, nine rebounds and two blocks in 35 minutes during Wednesday's win over the Pistons.

MCW became a nightly triple-double threat the last time Tony Wroten was sidelined, and with Wroten now done for the season with a torn ACL, Carter-Williams could be set to go on a very impressive run. If his poor percentages arent a concern, he should be a big H2H asset in the second half.

Carter-Williams (illness) is back in the starting lineup Wednesday versus the Pistons, Keith Pompey of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

A respiratory illness kept Carter-Williams out of Monday's game, but after a couple days of rest, he's back in his usual starting point guard role. Carter-Williams is averaging 15.8 points, 6.8 assists and 5.4 rebounds in January.

Carter-Williams will miss Monday's game due to an illness, CSN Philadelphia's Dei Lynam reports.

Make sure to get him out of your daily lineups Monday, but with the Sixers playing four total games this week, the sit/start decision in weekly leagues is much more difficult. There is no word on the severity of the illness, so it comes down to how much risk avoidance is desired. The Sixers play Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, so hopefully he will be back on the court, at least for this weekend's games. Larry Drew will get the start at point guard Monday.

Carter-Williams scored 27 points (10-26 FG, 0-1 3Pt, 7-8 FT) with seven assists, six rebounds and five steals in 38 minutes during Wednesday's loss to the Knicks.

He's now scored 20 or more points in four of his last six games, and with Tony Wroten away from the team getting his knee checked out MCW could be in line for another big run. If you can stomach his weak field goal percentage, he can provide you with some big numbers in the counting categories.