Raymond Felton injured his right ankle during Sunday's game, though he played through it to score 14 points with seven assists and one 3-pointer.

He landed on D.J. Augustin's foot and there's a good chance the injury will swell up overnight, so we'll include him on the injury report as a precaution.

Raymond Felton (ribs, back) vowed to play on Friday despite taking a hard fall on Wednesday.

"Honestly, my elbow don't hurt at all," Felton said. "It's my ribs on the right side. It was pretty bad so that's what I'm dealing with right now. I want to play. I want to be out there. You still got to tear my legs off my limbs for me not to go out and play." He's averaging 6.0 points and 5.2 assists over the Knicks' past five games, and this injury makes it even easier to avoid him in fantasy leagues.

Raymond Felton (back) return to the Wednesday's game in the fourth quarter.

The Knicks are blowing out the Nets, so Felton must be feeling good after suffering an jury to his back and ribs. Felton should be ready for the weekend.

Raymond Felton left Wednesday's game against the Nets in the third quarter with a rib and back contusion.

Felton took a hard fall and landed on his right (shooting) side. He immediately clutched at his shoulder/collarbone area and went to the locker room. The Knicks soon announced he's questionable to return, leaving Pablo Prigioni to run the point.

Raymond Felton scored 12 points on 5-of-8 shooting (including a three) with three rebounds, six assists and one steal in Monday's win over the Jazz.

Felton scored two points on Sunday and he's a decent bet to disappear on any given night, so he's really just a deep league guy at best unless he goes on an unlikely tear in the next few games. Tyson Chandler added 15 points, nine boards, one steal and two blocks, J.R. Smith scored 13 points with three treys on a normal night, and Mr. Consistency Carmelo Anthony scored 34 points with a well-stocked line in the win. The Knicks are just one game out of the eight slot in the East.

Raymond Felton's two points both came at the free throw line on Sunday, as he went 0-of-3 from the field in an 89-84 win vs. the Warriors.

Felton is shooting 39.6 percent this season, his worst mark since 2006-07, and he's a combined 7-of-23 from the field since hyper-extending his thumb last Sunday. He's played 30+ minutes just twice in the past three weeks, ceding playing time to Pablo Prigioni (20 minutes on Sunday), and there's no reason to trust Felton unless you're desperate for assists.

Raymond Felton enjoyed his date with Ray McCallum on Wednesday, finishing with five points, seven rebounds and 10 assists on 2-of-7 shooting.

The rest of his line was garbage, but if you needed assists from Felton, he came through in this one. He's been dealing with a sore thumb, but continues to play through it.

Raymond Felton hyper-extended his right thumb during Friday's game vs. the 76ers, and he had it wrapped during Sunday's home loss.

The good news is that Felton's injury didn't seem to affect his performance, as he scored 14 points with six rebounds, eight assists and three steals. After a disastrous start to the season, Felton is picking up the pace at an ideal time for fantasy owners despite looming felony weapons charges which he's schedule to face in June.

Raymond Felton scored 14 points with three 3-pointers on Sunday, adding six rebounds, eight assists, three steals and just one turnover in 32 minutes.

His defense against Jarrett Jack fell somewhere between poor and non-existent, but fantasy owners won't complain if he can keep up the scoring in New York's upcoming four-game week. To guide expectations, consider that Felton has been a consistent late-middle value over his previous six games with averages of 10.0 points, 1.3 triples, 3.3 boards, 4.7 assists, 1.3 steals and a mere 1.2 turnovers.

Raymond Felton disappeared in Friday's blowout win, scoring just two points on 1-of-4 shooting with two rebounds and five assists in 26 minutes.

After 18 points, eight assists and four steals on Wednesday he was able to open some eyes, but this returns him to persona non grata status in most leagues.

Raymond Felton turned in one of his best games of the season on Wednesday with 18 points, three boards, eight assists, one block, four steals and two 3-pointers.

Coach Mike Woodson said this was Felton's best game of the season and it's hard to argue. His 18 points were tied for his third highest, he set a season high in steals and his his six makes from the line were a season high. Hopefully Felton gets the hint about staying aggressive, but he still has a long way to go to get back in the good graces of fantasy owners.

Raymond Felton is a combined 7-of-32 from the field since being charged with two felony counts of firearm possession on Feb. 25.

Mike Woodson intends to keep Felton as the Knicks' starting PG despite his epic struggles. "I feel for Raymond," Woodson said. "He says basketball is his only out. That says a lot. He's got to somewhat put this situation behind him. It's not going to go away. [But] he's got to show it on the basketball court." Pablo Prigioni could start at PG if Felton doesn't turn things around, and New York could also re-call Toure Murry from the D-League or ink another PG to a 10-day deal. Felton belongs on the waiver wire in almost all fantasy leagues.

Raymond Felton shot 1-of-7 from the field with two points, two boards, five assists and three steals in 31 minutes vs. the Heat on Thursday.

There will be a lot of distractions for Felton with his pending felony gun charges hanging over his head and he's certainly not going to enjoy this season like he may have enjoyed previous years. On top of that, Felton is having the worst season of his career, so his fantasy owners probably should look to jump ship for anything decent on the wire.

Raymond Felton practiced with the Knicks' starting lineup on Wednesday, and he will make a statement regarding his pending felony weapons charges later in the day.

Felton's case has been adjourned until June 2 and he's free on $25,000 bail, allowing him to travel with the Knicks and play through the end of the season. He's been just a borderline option in 12-team leagues over the past month and it's reasonable to think that felony weapons-possession charges will affect his mental focus, but at least he still has his starting PG job.

Raymond Felton is expected to play on Thursday against the Heat, according to a league source.

He was arrested on gun charges and is out on bail, while his court date has been pushed back to June. Maybe Felton will be able to finish out the regular season for the Knicks, despite his headline-making arrest on Tuesday morning.

Raymond Felton has been charged with two counts of weapons possession and his bail has been set at $25,000, according to SNY.tv.

He's no longer being charged with 'menacing' but could face felony charges related to his ownership of the gun in question, which was given to police on Monday by Felton's estranged wife. The Knicks play in Miami on Thursday and it's unclear whether Felton will join the team, but at the moment that's the least of his worries.

The NBA is holding back on disciplining Raymond Felton for the time being.

NBA spokesman Tim Frank said on the Felton arrest on gun charges, "We're monitoring the situation." The NBA typically refrains from issuing disciplining players charged with crimes until the legal process has played out, so Felton could still receive a penalty from the league pending the outcome of his court case. This is obviously a situation bigger than fantasy basketball, but Pablo Prigioni and Tim Hardaway Jr. would stand to see an increase in playing time if Felton misses any time due to the ongoing situation.

Raymond Felton was questioned by the police on Tuesday morning for allegedly pointing a gun at a woman, according to the NY Post.

The details are still unknown and he allegedly pointed a gun at his girlfriend. Felton has been scrutinized left and right in his time with the Knicks this season and now things aren't going to get any better with these accusations. There should be more updates on this situation as the day goes on.

Raymond Felton scored 16 points with five boards, 10 assists, one steal and two 3-pointers against the Hawks on Saturday.

It's only his second double-double of the season and it was a solid effort from Felton on the offensive side. On the other end, he was roasted by Jeff Teague tonight, which led to the Knicks folding in the fourth quarter. Felton played 36.8 minutes per game over his last five and his conditioning issues aren't showing up in the minutes department. He's a low-end fantasy option.

Raymond Felton scored 15 points on 7-of-16 shooting (including a three) with four rebounds, eight assists, one steal and two blocks in Friday's overtime loss.

Felton got a favorable matchup against also-rotund point guard Jameer Nelson and made the most of it. As the starting point guard of a team that should theoretically play small, Felton has some value but past results weigh over him with the same gravity that he brings to his bathroom scale.