Nate Robinson (wrist) put in a full practice on Wednesday afternoon.

He had an X-ray on his wrist on Monday and there was no indication that he suffered any sort of serious injury. Robinson should be good to go for Thursday's game against the Bulls, his former team. He is playing just 16.2 minutes per game this season, but the former-team intrigue makes him a possible spot-start in deep leagues.

X-rays were negative on Nate Robinson's right wrist following Monday's game.

He took a really hard fall in the second half and was down for a minute. Robinson walked it off and he seemed like the wind got knocked out of him more than anything. The Nuggets listed him as day-to-day and he should be considered probable for Thursday's game against his former team, the Bulls. He finished with 10 points, one assist, one steal and one 3-pointer in nine minutes.

Nate Robinson played just seven minutes on Friday against the Suns.

Robinson may have piqued some deep league interest with 15 points on Thursday, but such is life for a reserve that averages just 18.6 minutes per game. Let him string something together before paying him much attention in fantasy leagues.

Nate Robinson scored 15 points off the bench in Denver's first win of season on Thursday, while adding three boards, three assists, one steal and four 3-pointers in 21 minutes.

The Denver bench outscored Atlanta's 49-17 and 11 Nuggets saw game action tonight. This was the good version of Nate tonight, but the bad one showed up on Tuesday with five points. That's pretty much a microcosm of Robinson's career, so it's tough to count on him in standard leagues.

Nate Robinson carried the Nuggets bench on Friday with 24 points, seven rebounds, one assist and four 3-pointers on 8-of-17 shooting in 29 minutes.

He didn't score in the opener, so these two games pretty much sum up his career. Robinson can fill it up when he's hot like tonight and the Nuggets almost came back from a large deficit, but other nights he can be the primary reason for his team taking a loss. He's going to share minutes with Randy Foye, who played 33 and had six points, four boards, three assists and three steals, so they're canceling each other out for now.

Nate Robinson (hamstring) failed to score in 18 minutes of action on Wednesday.

He missed all five attempts from the floor and was able to add just two rebounds and four assists. Robinson didn't score in the preseason finale on Friday and things are looking a little bleak for his fantasy value.

Nate Robinson (left hamstring) is expected to play in Friday's preseason game.

There was an report earlier that said he was doubtful, but things change. Robinson is having a sub-par preseason with his new team, making just 28.6 percent from the field in four games. He'll come off the bench and is unlikely to match his production from last year.

Nate Robinson isn't expected to play in Friday's preseason finale with his lingering hamstring injury.

Robinson, Wilson Chandler and Kenneth Faried are all dealing with the same injury, leaving each of them iffy for the season opener.

Nate Robinson will sit out Wednesday's game with a lingering hamstring injury.

He said on Tuesday that he feels better, but his sole focus is getting healthy for the regular season and there's no incentive to risk a setback in an exhibition. Fantasy owners should avoid him as long as Evan Fournier and Randy Foye are clogging up minutes at SG.

Nate Robinson (groin, hamstring) said on Tuesday that he's feeling better from his injury.

"I want to come into the season healthy. That's my main concern," Robinson said. He was just fined $10,000 on Monday and also returned to practice. With the Bulls last year, he was second on the team in points per game, but that seems highly unlikely with his new team.

Nate Robinson was fined $10,000 by the NBA for pushing and striking Oklahoma City center Steven Adams in the preseason game on October 15.

He's not going to receive a suspension or anything for the incident. Robinson has been dealing with a hamstring since that game and was able to return to practice on Monday. The former Bull will come off the bench in his first year with the Nuggets.

Nate Robinson (hamstring) returned to practice on Monday.

He's been on and off the practice court for the past week with a hamstring strain, an issue that has claimed teammates Wilson Chandler and Kenneth Faried during camp. Robinson will come off the bench and give the second unit a scoring option, but he's unlikely to match his production from last year.

Nate Robinson (glute) returned to practice on Sunday after being limited on Saturday.

He has a right glute strain and the injury is not considered serious. Robinson adds some much need 3-point range to the Nuggets and he'll be a big part of their second unit scoring. He's still going to have a low ceiling with Ty Lawson doing most of the heavy lifting.

Nate Robinson's two-year deal with the Nuggets is worth just $4.03 million.

The Nuggets are reportedly "progressing" in talks with free agent Nate Robinson.

It seems Robinson and coach Brian Shaw have hit it off, and Nate would bring valuable scoring punch to the Nuggets' second unit. His presence would also make it easier for Denver to part with Andre Miller if they found a trade offer to their liking.

The Knicks reached out to unrestricted free agent Nate Robinson.

It's really a moot point because Robinson won't be signing for the minimum. Robinson is believed to be close with the Bucks, Nuggets, Kings and Mavs. Robinson had a nice year for the Bulls and he should see a sizable raise from his $1.1 million base salary last year.

The Nuggets are expressing "certifiable interest" in signing unrestricted free agent Nate Robinson, Marc Stein reports.

Steins adds that the Bulls are unlikely to bring back Robinson because of "extreme given reservations of Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau." If Nate joins the Nuggets, he could have a similar roe as the sixth man behind Randy Foye at shooting guard. On the downside, he is less likely to get point-guard duties with the Ty Lawson and Andre Miller around.

Nate Robinson would welcome a return to the Knicks next year, according to his agent, Aaron Goodwin.

"Nate's first thought would be to remain with the Bulls, but if the Knicks' opportunity presented itself, I am sure he would appreciate an opportunity to play in New York again," Goodwin said. Robinson started his career in NY had his best season as a pro during the 2008-09 season, averaging career highs of 17.2 points, 29.9 minutes and 2.6 boards on 43.7 percent shooting. The Knicks won't be bringing on J.R. Smith and Nate, so the Knicks could be picking one of the two for their sixth-man role next season. Iman Shumpert also made some strides on offense after missing 37 games last season.

Nate Robinson said he'd love to re-sign with the Bulls but knows there is "limited space."

The Bulls beat corps doesn't seem think there's enough room for Nate on the roster or under the cap. Chicago will have Derrick Rose, Kirk Hinrich and Marquis Teague under contract next season while Robinson is likely to fetch a much better deal than the league minimum he played for this season.

Beat writer K.C. Johnson does not expect the Bulls to retain Nate Robinson.

Robinson was signed for the minimum salary this season, but his playoff performance is more than likely to earn him a multi-year deal at a higher average annual value than the minimum. Because Derrick Rose will be back next season and the team has both Kirk Hinrich and Marquis Teague under contract, it's almost impossible to envision a scenario where Robinson is brought back.