Bogut will be given the night off to rest Friday, the San Francisco Chronicle's Rusty Simmons reports.

The Warriors are also resting Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Andre Iguodala, so the replacements should all see big minutes. Bogut's replacement is David Lee, and Festus Ezeli should also see an increased role, although Lee is the one to target in daily leagues. Look for Bogut to return to action Saturday in the second game of this back-to-back set, but it would not be surprising to see the Warriors to continue to give Bogut strategic days off down the stretch.

Bogut scored 12 points (6-of-8 FG) with six rebounds, three assists and two blocked shots in Wednesday night's win over the Pistons.

The double-digit scoring effort was just the third time in the last 21 games Bogut's achieved such feat. Some nights, the ball finds its way to Bogut in a good scoring area where he can take advantage.

Bogut scored 16 points (8-of-10 FG) with eight rebounds and three blocked shots in 25 minutes in Monday night's loss to Brooklyn. It was his most playing time in the last five games.

Head coach Steve Kerr had been trying to get Bogut some time off during a four-game-in-five-night stretch on the road, but it never happened. Instead, the coach had to monitor the center's minutes through that stretch, something that allowed Bogut to give a bit extra Monday.

Bogut will play in Sunday's game against the Celtics, The San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Coach Steve Kerr was hoping to allow Bogut to rest Sunday but the suspension of Festus Ezeli means that the Warriors need Bogut available. However, it's entirely possible for Bogut sit out Monday's game against the Nets to rest.

Bogut may get a night off when the Warriors play in Boston on Sunday, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Bogut played just 19 minutes in the Warriors' cake-walk victory over the Raptors on Friday, but head coach Steve Kerr is looking to get his older veterans some time off during a grueling road stretch. Andre Iguodala was rested Friday night and now it's apparently Bogut's turn.

Bogut scored two points with two rebounds and one assist in 20 minutes in Tuesday night's win over the Wizards. Since the All-Star break, Bogut has 10 points and 17 rebounds in three games.

We normally expect more than three points and six rebounds per game from Bogut. There's been no word of an injury, but the two-rebound performance is a season-low in a non-injury game.

Bogut had 10 points (5-10 FG) with 10 rebounds and three assists in 32 minutes during Wednesday's victory over the Timberwolves.

This was just Bogut's sixth double-double of the season. He is always an injury risk, but when healthy is a solid back-up fantasy big man who can help you in rebounds and blocks.

Bogut played just 18 minutes Saturday, scoring seven points (3-4 FG, 1-2 FT) with seven rebounds, three assists, and two blocks, accumulating four fouls in that time.

Whenever the Warriors have a chance to rest Bogut in games, they likely will and against the hapless Knicks, with fur fouls under his belt, this was an opportune time. Bogut, however, was still able to post decent numbers, and aside from his lackluster scoring, his rebounds, blocks and assists from a center make him an intriguing prospect in 12 team leagues.

Bogut scored six points with eight rebounds and two assists in Wednesday night's win over Dallas. Since returning from a one-game absence due to illness, Bogut has not hit for double-digit boards or points in four games.

The rebounds brought Bogut's career total to over 5,000, putting him 231st on the list. For perspective, the active leading rebounders are Kevin Garnett (14,471, 8th) and Tim Duncan (14,381, 10th).

Bogut finished with four points (2-3 FG), four rebounds, four assists and one turnover in 23 minutes in Friday's surprising loss to the Jazz.

Bogut had an illness coming in, but played close to his 24 minute average for the season. Bogut sat out Tuesday's loss to the Bulls but was able to give it a go on Friday.

Bogut (illness) will play Friday against the Jazz, Rusty Simmons of the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Bogut was a late scratch Tuesday against the Bulls due to flu-like symptoms, but he went through a full practice Thursday and, barring a setback, should be good to go Friday.

Bogut was scratched at tip-off with flu-like symptoms, the San Francisco Chronicle's Rusty Simmons reports.

He was announced with the starters, but then ran into the locker room by himself right before the tip and did not return, leaving Marreese Speights to start in his place. Consider Bogut day-to-day with the illness, but there is reason to be hopeful he will miss just one game as the Warriors will be off until Friday.

Bogut scored nine points with 10 rebounds and five blocked shots in 22 minutes in Wednesday night's win over the Rockets. Both the rebounds and the blocks are game highs since he returned from a lengthy absence due to a knee injury.

As the Warriors pile up the blowout victories, there's been no need to push Bogut much beyond the 20-25 minute mark. As such, his counting numbers can be surpressed, but you can see Bogut making more of an impact as the knee gets healthier.

Bogut returned to the starting lineup Saturday but was held to just two points (1-2 FG) in 20 minutes. He added six rebounds, two assists, and two blocks in the contest.

Bogut was rested for Friday's game against the Thunder, but was in the starting lineup against the Rockets. He has been slow in rounding into form since returning from injury January 7 and has not scored in double figures in any of those five games. This is concerning given that he has played more than 20 minutes in four of those contests.

Bogut (rest) will in fact start Saturday at Houston, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

After receiving a day off Friday, Bogut is back in the starting lineup, where he's averaged seven points (on 54 percent shooting), nine rebounds, 2.9 assists, two blocks, and 0.8 steals in 25 minutes this season. The move will push Marreese Speights to the bench.

Bogut will come off the bench Saturday in Houston.

After resting Friday, Bogut will return in a bench role Saturday, yielding center to Marreese Speights in the process. In his previous four appearances, Bogut averaged 5.3 points (on 62 percent shooting), 6.5 rebounds, and two assists in 22 minutes.

Bogut will be rested against the Thunder on Friday, The San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Marreese Speights will start in place of Bogut on Friday. Coach Steve Kerr is resting Bogut because the Warriors play four games in five days, but Bogut is expected to return against the Rockets on Saturday.

Bogut struggled in Wednesday's win against the Heat, posting four points, five rebounds, two assists, one steal, and four fouls in 25 minutes of action.

Bogut has been sluggish in his return to action from injury, averaging just 4.2 points, 5.2 rebounds, and 1.6 assists in four games back. He'll likely be eased back into the rotation, and there's a good chance he won't be producing standard league-worthy value for another week or so.

Bogut (illness) was in the starting lineup Tuesday night against Utah. He scored nine points with eight rebounds, three assists and one blocked shot in 26 minutes.

Bogut missed the morning shootaround due to the illness, but was able to go Tuesday night. The start was his first since returning to the active lineup after missing a stretch of games due to a knee injury.

Bogut (illness) will start Tuesday, as long as he does not have a relapse before the game, the San Francisco Chronicle's Rusty Simmons reports.

This is the first game that Bogut will start since returning from injury, with Marreese Speights returning to the bench, although both players should see somewhat equal playing time until Bogut is back to operating at full strength.