Lamar Odom hit 2-of-5 shots for just four points, two rebounds, three assists and a steal in 27 minutes on Wednesday.

Odom had been playing very well coming into this one, flirting with being worth a pickup in some deeper fantasy leagues, but at this point, he is simply a guy to continue monitoring closely.

Lamar Odom scored nine points on 4-of-6 shooting (including a three) with six rebounds, two assists, one steal, and three blocks in 24 minutes off the bench on Friday.

Odom was apparently dealing with a foot injury but you couldn't tell tonight, as he was energized to play against his old Lakers teammates. Owners in 12-team formats will want to keep a close eye on him, while those in deeper formats can go ahead and pick him up.

Lamar Odom (foot) is "very limited" in what he can do, according to Vinny Del Negro.

Odom is playing through a sore left ankle and a strained ligament in his right foot. The Clips are a little banged up right now, with Ronny Turiaf also nursing a sore elbow while DeAndre Jordan is playing through sore ribs.

Lamar Odom (foot) played 19 minutes and had four points, eight boards, one steal and one block against the Nuggets on Tuesday.

He has a strained ligament in his right foot, but the injury hasn't cost him any games yet. He played 22.8 minutes per game in December and isn't an option in standard leagues.

Lamar Odom will play on Tuesday despite a strained ligament in his right foot.

Odom's shot hasn't been falling this season, and although he's begun to warm up in recent weeks, this lingering injury won't help his cause. There should be safer options on the waiver wire.

Playing through a minor ankle injury, Lamar Odom went scoreless on 0-of-5 shooting, with eight rebounds and three blocks in 25 minutes off the bench.

Odom's conditioning is slowly improving, and as a result the Clippers' low-risk gamble is beginning to pay off. He's been hovering around 12th-round value in eight- and nine-cat leagues, but inconsistency is hurting him.

Lamar Odom (ankle) will play on Sunday.

He tweaked his ankle on Friday and this is just confirmation that it won't cost him any games. Check back later to see how he fares.

Lamar Odom tweaked his ankle during Friday's game, but remained in the contest and finished with three points on 1-of-1 shooting, one rebound, one assist, and one steal in 14 minutes.

We'll probably hear soon whether or not the ankle issue contributed to his low minutes and production, but Odom's year-long struggles make any bad night he has a tough pill to swallow. Just keep an eye on him for now.

Lamar Odom had season highs with 13 boards and four blocks to go with four points and five assists in 29 minutes against the Celtics on Thursday.

He's played in 27 or more minutes in three of his last four and has looked more comfortable lately. LO has 13 years in the NBA and has clearly lost a step, but he's worth a look in deeper leagues. Standard leagues should be able to do better, but keep an eye on him.

Lamar Odom hit 3-of-7 shots for six points, 10 rebounds, a steal and a block in 30 minutes on Tuesday.

Odom is slowly, but surely, getting better and his stats are starting to improve. He's still not a must-own player and should not be in starting lineups, but he should at least be on the fantasy radar in most leagues. He was dealing with a sprained left ankle coming into Tuesday's game, but looked pretty healthy to us.

Lamar Odom admitted that his sprained left ankle is "painful."

He played through the injury on Sunday after having his ankle re-taped, but his availability for Christmas is up in the air. If you're using him in a deeper format, check back for an update.

Lamar Odom sprained his ankle during Sunday's easy win in Phoenix, but he briefly returned after having his ankle re-taped in the locker room.

The Clippers play on Christmas, so we'll keep an eye on his status, but it doesn't seem like anything serious. As a testament to his teammates, Odom had a +/- rating of +32 even though he went scoreless in 14 minutes.

Lamar Odom scored eight points on 3-of-6 shooting with nine rebounds, three assists, and three blocks in 27 minutes off the bench on Friday against the Kings.

Odom has made some noise but has also been plenty inconsistent, so we're going to wait until he can repeat this performance against a team other than the Kings before upgrading his outlook. As of Wednesday, he was simply worth keeping an eye on in deeper formats.

Lamar Odom had two root canals on Wednesday, but he was able to play through the pain.

Odom had a swollen jaw and said that he was "sore," but he's expected to be fine. He's been quietly productive of late, and he's firmly on the radar in deeper leagues.

Lamar Odom had four points, six rebounds and two assists on 2-of-4 shooting in 20 minutes on Wednesday.

He's quietly been coming on for the Clippers, but didn't do much tonight. It's too early to think about picking him up, but owners in deeper leagues should have Odom on the radar until further notice.

Lamar Odom played 29 minutes off the bench on Monday against the Pistons and had 10 points, 11 rebounds and two blocks.

Odom wasn't too shabby this weekend with 10 points and two 3-pointers on Saturday, so he's building up some momentum in deeper leagues. His last two games are his only two games in double figures, so he's not on the standard league radar just yet.

Lamar Odom had 10 points, two 3-pointers, five rebounds, one assist and one block vs. the Bucks, showing no signs of his recent tailbone injury.

Odom is slowly getting into better shape, which is solidifying the Clippers' bench as they march along on an eight-game win streak, but the huge asterisk is that this was his first double-digit scoring performance of the year.

Lamar Odom had five points, nine rebounds, two assists, two steals and three blocks on 2-of-5 shooting, but also suffered a tailbone injury.

He appeared to play through it and has been playing better for the Clippers lately. There's still no reason to pick him up in most leagues, and we'll have to keep our eyes out for injury news on Thursday. But as long as Odom keeps progressing, he's worth keeping an eye on.

Lamar Odom is making progress after coming into training camp out of shape and overweight.

"Slowly but surely, it's coming," Odom said. "I've just got to keep taking my time. I'm getting better in practice. All I can do is keep plugging away game by game." Odom hasn't had a career resurgence in LA, but at least he's not a complete waste like he was in Dallas last season. He's still not an option in standard fantasy formats.

Lamar Odom is "continuing to make progress," according to head coach Vinny Del Negro.

"I see he's working hard every day," he said. "I thought he made some really good passes for us (against the Kings). His overall presence is getting better." Odom is averaging 13.5 minutes on the season, and his 21 minutes against the Kings were a season high. He's not an option in standard formats.