Splitter (calf) is probable to play Wednesday against the Knicks.

Splitter has not played in more than a month due to tightness in his calf. He'll likely be eased back into action but should work his way up to a similar role to the one he held last season, averaging 8.2 points and 6.2 boards in 21.5 minutes per game.

Splitter (calf) could return Wednesday against the Knicks, the San Antonio Express-News reports.

Splitter's injury has sidelined him since Nov. 5, but it appears he could finally be ready to return to the court. It's unclear if he will start or come off the bench, but it wouldn't be surprising if he's eased back into action following an absence of over a month if he indeed suits up Wednesday.

Splitter (calf) will not play Tuesday against the Jazz.

The hope was that Splitter, who's played a total of only 10 minutes this season, would be able to return Tuesday, but he's not quite ready, as he continues to battle tightness in his right calf. Wednesday against the Knicks will be Splitter's next opportunity to take the court.

Splitter (calf) could play as early as Tuesday against Utah, the San Antonio Express-News reports.

Splitter has played just 10 minutes this season and will be eased back into action, playing what head coach Gregg Popovich called "quite short minutes."

Splitter is not on the team's road trip, meaning he'll miss at least the next two games, the San Antonio Express-News reports.

Splitter has only been available for five minutes this season, and didn't go with the Spurs on their four-game road trip, which went through Boston and Philadelphia and will keep him out Wednesday against the Nets and Friday against the Grizzlies. The report also states that head coach Greg Popovich finds the injury "very confusing" and could not give a timetable for Splitter's return.

Splitter (calf) won't play Monday against the Sixers, Project Spurs reports.

Splitter will miss his 15th straight game Monday and there is no indication he is nearing a return. With Tim Duncan (rest) also sitting out Monday, the team will likely turn to Boris Diaw, Matt Bonner, Jeff Ayres and Aron Baynes as the big men. Luckily, the Spurs are facing a 0-16 Sixers squad.

Splitter (calf) has been ruled out for Sunday's game versus the Celtics, ProjectSpurs.com's Paul Garcia reports.

Splitter has missed 14 games straight now and does not seem close to getting onto the court. The Spurs travel to Philadelphia on Monday to face the Sixers. He's best left on the waiver waiver in most leagues until he begins to practice again.

Splitter (calf) has been ruled out for Friday's game against the Kings.

Splitter continues to battle tightness in his right calf and doesn't seem to be especially close to a return. Injuries have limited him to just one game this season.

Splitter (calf) will remain out for Wednesday's game, the San Antonio Express News' Dan McCarney reports.

Splitter remains without a timetable, and owners should consider him day-to-day.

Splitter (calf) remains out for Saturday's game against the Nets, Jeff McDonald of the San Antonio Express News reports.

There has been no timetable to suggest how much longer Splitter will be out, so continue to consider him day-to-day.

Splitter (calf) did not travel with the Spurs on this road trip, so he will miss Friday's game in Minnesota, Jeff McDonald of the San Antonio Express-News reports.

He had already been ruled out for Wednesday's game, and at this point he is probably closer to week-to-week than day-to-day. The Spurs return home on Saturday, so that would be the soonest he could return to action.

Splitter (calf) will not play Wednesday against the Cavaliers, Jeff McDonald of the San Antonio Express-News reports.

Splitter will miss his eighth consecutive game, meaning Boris Diaw will continue to absorb the bulk of his minutes.

Splitter (calf) is unlikely to suit up during the Spurs' upcoming two-game road trip, the San Antonio Express-News reports.

The Spurs travel to Cleveland (on Wednesday) and Minnesota (on Friday) this week, but Splitter is expected to remain on the sideline. With just one 10-minute appearance on the ledger this season, he currently holds little sway, but his absence hasn't been for naught due to the versatility of Boris Diaw.

Splitter (calf/back) will not play against the 76ers on Monday.

Splitter has only spent 10 minutes on the court this season as he continues to deal with related calf and back issues that he has yet to recover from. His next opportunity to get on the court will be against the Cavaliers on Wednesday, although it would be somewhat surprising if he made a comeback when Boris Diaw has been a more than capable replacement.

Splitter (calf) will not play against the Kings on Saturday.

Boris Diaw will continue to see an uptick in time while Splitter is working his way back toward a return.

Splitter (calf/back) won't play Friday against the Lakers.

Splitter went to see a back specialist Monday, and it's believed that inflammation in a disc is related to the calf strain that has caused him to miss multiple games. He will miss another game Friday, and his status for Saturday's game is certainly in doubt as well.

Splitter (calf/back) will see a back specialist in Los Angeles on Monday, the San Antonio Express-News reports.

Doctors believe that Splitter's calf strain, which has kept him out of four of five games this season, is related to inflammation in a disc in his back that was detected in an MRI exam Wednesday. "We don't know if it is a problem in the calf or the back. It's complicated," Splitter said. "We're going to see a back specialist and see what he says about it and see what he suggests to do." Monday's visit will hopefully provide some clarity as to how much additional time Splitter might miss.

Splitter (calf) will not play Saturday against the Pelicans, San Antonio Express-News reports.

Splitter made a return from his injury and started on Wednesday. He was eventually removed after only 10 minutes when his calf tightened up, so the Spurs will sit him as a precaution. He'll be day-to-day going forward and questionable for Monday's game against the Clippers.

Splitter (calf) will not play Thursday against Houston, Paul Garcia of Project Spurs reports.

Splitter's calf tightened up early in Wednesday's win over the Hawks, and he'll likely miss a few games in the short-term. Consider him day-to-day at this point and questionable for Saturday's game against New Orleans.

Splitter was removed from Wednesday's game after his calf tightened up, ProjectSpurs.com reports.

Splitter started Wednesday's game, but he was only able to play 10 minutes before being forced from the contest. It doesn't appear Splitter is out of the woods with his calf injury just yet, so he could miss further action, starting with the Spurs' next game Thursday.