Evans (ankle) is listed as day-to-day in advance of Wednesday's game against the Rockets, the New Orleans Times Picayune reports.

Since initially suffering a left ankle sprain two weeks ago, Evans has aggravated it two times in the last week, meaning the Pelicans could opt to expand upon Sunday's absence. If he sits out, coach Monty Williams may trot out the same starting backcourt of Norris Cole and Quincy Pondexter, but Eric Gordon's move to the bench didn't hurt his workload (37 minutes) in the slightest.

Evans (ankle) will not play in Sunday's game against the Clippers, the Times-Picayune reports.

Evans has been dealing with ankle soreness of late and will ultimately take the day off Sunday in the attempt to be healthier for the final stretch of the season. Norris Cole should benefit from added time on the court Sunday while Evans' next opportunity to play will come against the Rockets on Wednesday.

Evans (ankle) is questionable for Sundays game against the Clippers.

Evans has been playing through ankle soreness, but has generally struggled in those games. The Pelicans may decided to rest him, but if not, it's likely the injury is affecting Evans' play, so avoid him for fantasy games until he is able to heal.

Evans (ankle) managed to log just two points, five rebounds, and four assists in 15 minutes of action Friday against the Warriors.

Evans has struggled mightily over the past two games, going just 5-for-20 from the field for 11 points. He's most likely playing through soreness at this point, but there are no reports of him missing time.

Evans (ankle) will play Friday against the Warriors.

Evans was a game-time decision heading into the contest, but will be able to play.

Evans (ankle) is a game-time decision for Friday's game against the Warriors, Marc Spears of Yahoo! Sports reports.

Evans dealt with ankle soreness throughout Thursday's game, but still logged 35 minutes of playing time. If he's unable to give it a go, Norris Cole will likely fill in at point guard.

Evans (ankle) is considered questionable for Friday's game against Golden State.

Evans has been playing through an ankle injury of late, but he's played in each of New Orleans' last three games, including Thursday's loss to the Suns. He's apparently still dealing with some soreness, however, so he may be held out against the top team in the West.

Evans (ankle) started Sunday's game after missing one game, and came up just one rebound shy of a triple-double. He finished the game with nine rebounds, 10 assists and 25 points (11-20 FG, 1-3 3Pt, 2-4 FT) in 43 minutes.

Evans had five days off after missing the Pelicans' last game, and came out strong Sunday. In seven games so far this month, Evans has broken the 20-point mark four times and is averaging a block per game over his past five outings.

Evans (ankle) will start in Sunday's game against the Nuggets.

Evans has been dealing with an ankle injury for the past week but will resume his starting role after missing Wednesday's game. There's slight doubt that he'll be able to play a full compliment of minutes, although he can stuff the box score in limited minutes so it may not ultimately matter.

Evans (ankle) is expected to play in Sunday's game against the Nuggets.

Evans has been dealing with an ankle injury that he suffered Monday but apparently feels well to take the court Sunday. He's expected to regain his spot in the starting lineup despite missing the Pelicans' previous game against the Nets on Wednesday.

Evans (ankle) is probable for Sunday's game.

After five days off after sitting out the Pelicans' last game, Evans should be able to play through any lingering pain from his sprained ankle Sunday. Evans may very well not be 100 percent for the rest of the season, but the Pelicans need him if they want to challenge for the No. 8 seed in the Western Conference.

Evans (ankle) was able to practice Saturday but will be a game-time decision for Sunday's contest against the Nuggets, the New Orleans Advocate reports.

The Pelicans are still hopeful that Evans will be able to play but they'll have to wait and monitor his ankle closer to game-time. If he's ultimately unable to play Sunday then Elliot Williams may see added time on the court.

Evans (ankle) is still expected to play in Sunday's game, although he did not practice Friday, the New Orleans Advocate's Darrell J. Williams reports.

He landed on the foot of Ersan Ilyasova in Monday's game, rolling his ankle, but he said the swelling is down Friday, and coach Monty Williams said Evans remains on track to play Sunday. The Pelicans desperately need Evans to be able to play through this injury as every game is incredibly important as they fight for the eighth seed in the Western Conference playoffs. Consider him probable for Sunday's game, but make sure to check on his status on game day if you plan to use him in a daily league.

Evans (ankle) is still battling soreness but coach Monty Williams said he believes he'll be ready for Sunday's game against the Nuggets, John Reid of the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Evans rolled his ankle against the Bucks on Monday and was held out of Tuesday's matchup with the Nets. With four days off to rest, Williams is optimistic about Evans' status, though more will be known as Sunday's game approaches.

Evans (ankle) will not play Tuesday against Brooklyn.

Evans departed Monday's win over the Bucks in the fourth quarter after suffering what looked to be a fairly severe ankle sprain. He finished with 13 points, three rebounds and six assists in 27 minutes. The team is yet to offer details as to how serious the injury is, but with four days off following Tuesday's game, Evans will have some extra time to recovery before Sunday's matchup with Denver.

Evans suffered a left ankle injury in the fourth quarter of Monday's game against the Bucks and was limited to just 27 minutes on the court, the Times-Picayune reports.

Evans registered 13 points, three rebounds, six assists, one steal, and one block before exiting the game. He should be considered day-to-day until his status is officially updated following his initial medical tests.

Evans scored a game-high 26 points (10-16 FG, 3-8 3P,t 3-4 FT) with seven assists and three steals in the win over Memphis on Saturday.

Evans' outrageous assist totals from February (9.5 per game) have settled down in March (7.0), but he has been scoring more. The loss of Jrue Holiday (knee) has been a boon to Evans' fantasy value. He should be a good play Monday in Milwaukee.

Evans scored 17 points (6-14 FG, 1-5 3Pt, 4-4 FT) with seven assists, three rebounds and a steal in 35 minutes during Monday's loss to the Mavericks.

Evans continues to provide solid numbers while filling in as the Pelican's starting point guard, averaging 16.1 points, 9.1 assists, 4.6 boards and 1.0 steals over his last seven games.

Evans (foot) started Friday's victory over the Heat, scoring 19 points (9-15, 1-3 3Pt). He finished the game with 11 assists and three rebounds in 33 minutes before fouling out of the game.

This was Evans' third straight double-double, and didn't even play in the final few minutes of the game. Evans has recorded 10 or more assists in four of his past five games. He sees good to go in all formats now, even with his sore foot.

Evans is dealing with a sore left foot but will still play and start in Friday's game against the Heat, the Times-Picayune reports.

The foot injury that Evans is dealing with obviously seems to be minor in nature and can be chalked up to the normal wear and tear of a long and grueling season.