Len (ankle) told reporters that he plans on playing Monday against Golden State, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Len was unavailable to play in the Suns' previous game Saturday against Cleveland.

Len (ankle) will not play against Cleveland on Saturday, Arizona Republic writer Paul Coro reports.

Len's starting spot is expected to be filled by Earl Barron in an attempt to match the size of Timofey Mozgov, but the Phoenix center who figures to pick up most of Len's production is probably Brandan Wright off the bench. That Len attempted to warm up for Saturday's game is hopefully a good sign for his chance of making an imminent return, perhaps as soon as Monday's game against Golden State.

Len is testing his right ankle in advance of Saturday's game in Cleveland, the Arizona Republic reports.

Although Len sprained the ankle during Friday's game, he's endured no swelling, which gives him a better chance than not to suit up in the back end of the Suns' current back-to-back set. However, his availability could come down to a game-time decision. If he takes a seat, Brandan Wright is the best bet to start at center in Len's place.

Len suffered an ankle sprain in Friday's game against the Nets, Paul Coro of the Arizona Republic reports.

Although it's unclear exactly when Len's injury occurred in the game, it's noteworthy that he left the bench and didn't play at all in the final eight-plus minutes of the game. While the issue is just reported as a sprain, it could be something to monitor heading into Saturday's matchup with the Cavaliers.

Len was fined $20,000 and will not be suspended for wrestling with Hassan Whiteside in Monday's game, Tim Reynolds of the Associated Press reports.

There was a little speculation that Len and Whiteside could both be fined for the altercation, but owners can breathe a sigh of relief knowing that the two players' bank accounts will be the only casualty.

Len was ejected from Monday's game against Miami for fighting with Hassan Whiteside.

Len and Whiteside got tangled up after a Whiteside dunk in the third quarter, and Len appeared to shove Whiteside, who proceeded to wrap up and tackle Len to the ground. A short scrum ensued, and both players were tossed from the game. Len finished with 10 points and 11 rebounds in 27 minutes. At this point, it's unknown whether he'll face further discipline, but a short suspension could be in his future.

Len recorded his third double-double in five games Thursday in a win over the Thunder, scoring 12 points (6-11 FG) and grabbing 11 boards in 38 minutes in addition to blocking three shots.

Len has now recorded double-digit rebounds in five straight games and has a hold on the starting center position in Phoenix, especially with Miles Plumlee being traded to the Bucks. Len has been a prolific shot blocker and rebounder this season, and is good to go in most formats.

Len scored 10 points (5-7 FG) with 12 rebounds and six blocks in 32 minutes during Monday's loss to the Celtics.

In three games since returning to the lineup from an ankle injury, Len is averaging almost 34 minutes with 9.7 points, 11.0 boards and a whopping 4.3 blocks. The blocks will settle down, but the young Suns center is seeing enough court time to be a consistent double-double threat and a a fantasy asset down the stretch.

Len (ankle) had 11 points (4-10 FG, 3-3 FT), 10 rebounds, and six blocks in 35 minutes in the loss to Minnesota on Friday.

Len missed the last three games before the break, but caused Nikola Pekovic plenty of problems in the paint. With Miles Plumlee in Milwaukee, Len should get plenty of playing time.

Len (ankle) took part in practice Wednesday and coach Jeff Hornacek said he "anticipates he'll be fine" going forward.

Len missed three games before the break with a sprained ankle, but after having a chance to rest it, he's expected to be healthy going forward. Expect Len to take the court Friday in Minnesota, against whom he had six points and 12 rebounds in 22 minutes on Jan. 16.

Len (ankle) will not play in Tuesday's game, ArizonaSports.com's Craig Grialou reports.

For what it's worth (not much), coach Jeff Hornacek said Len could probably play if it was a playoff game Tuesday. Look for Miles Plumlee and Brandan Wright to see most of the minutes at center Tuesday, and consider Len questionable for the Feb. 20 game in Minnesota.

Len (ankle) is unlikely to play in Tuesday's game against the Rockets, Paul Coro of The Arizona Republic reports.

Speaking before Sunday's game against the Kings, Suns coach Jeff Hornacek said Len is unlikely to be back by Tuesday. Miles Plumlee is starting Sunday's contest, and Brandan Wright is getting extra minutes off the bench.

Len (ankle) has been ruled out of Friday's game against the Jazz, the Salt Lake Tribune reports.

Len suffered a sprained ankle against Portland on Thursday and he should be considered day-to-day moving forward. With just two games left before the All-Star break, excluding Friday's game, it's entirely possible that the Suns keep Len off the court to prevent further injury. If that indeed takes place, Miles Plumlee and Brandan Wright would likely see added playing time.

Len (ankle) is considered doubtful to play against the Jazz on Friday, the Arizona Republic reports.

Len's X-rays on his ankle came back negative but it would not be surprising if he sat all three games before the All-Star break as he deals with a common sprain. His long-term viability does not seem to be in danger, although Brandan Wright could be in store for a bump in value for the time being.

Len suffered a sprained right ankle in the third quarter of Thursday's game against the Trail Blazers and will not return, Alex Coro of The Arizona Republic reports.

Len appeared to come down hard on his ankle after going up for a shot that was contested by Robin Lopez. While he remained in the game to shoot the free throw, he left immediately afterwards and went straight in to get X-rays. The X-rays must have come back negative, because i's been ruled a sprain, which likely represents the best possible news for owners.

Len played just 19 minutes Saturday and failed to score, missing all four of his field goal attempts. He added six rebounds, one assist and two blocks.

Len has failed to top 30 minutes since January 13th and has only scored in double-digits once in that span. The blocks are still helpful, averaging 1.4 blocks in his last five games, but with Brandan Wright cutting into his playing time, as well as Jeff Hornacek's proclivity for playing a small ball lineup, Len's upside appears capped.

Len played 22 minutes Friday against the Timberwolves after playing over 30 minutes in his previous two games, but still finished with six points (3-6 FG), 12 rebounds, two blocks and a steal.

Len had seen big minutes recently, but Friday was a return to the mean for Len, who's averaging 20.4 minutes per game this season. Newcomer Brandan Wright had 20 minutes Friday for the Suns, but Miles Plumlee was limited to just nine. Len will presumably remain the starter as long as he's healthy, and can pick up fantasy owners rebounds on a consistent basis.

Len played 31 minutes Sunday, putting up 14 points (5-9 FG, 4-4 FT), 13 rebounds, one steal, and two blocks before fouling out.

With Brandan Wright making his debut with the Suns, it puts the frontcourt rotation somewhat into question, but Len is expected to remain atop the depth chart at center. Wright played 15 minutes off the bench, and Miles Plumlee played 10 minutes. The game went to double-overtime, but Len was the only one of the three to receive minutes in overtime. Len should be owned in most standard leagues with his great potential and the fact that he has seen his role continue to expand. Over his last five games, Len is averaging 9.2 points, 9.0 rebounds, and 2.8 blocks on 61 percent shooting from the field and 86 percent from the line in 25 minutes per game. If he can stay out of foul trouble and get more minutes, he'll be even better.

Len played 29 minutes Friday in a loss to the Spurs Friday, only scoring four points (2-5 FG), but grabbing 12 rebounds and blocking two shots.

With the news that Brandan Wright was traded to the Suns from the Celtics today, Len won't like see too many more nights of 29 minutes. While Len is still expected to be the starter, Wright averaged 8.8 points, 4.1 rebounds and 1.6 blocks with the Mavericks, before he was traded to the Celtics. Wright will come off the bench, but that means decreased fantasy value for Len.

Len scored nine points (4-6 FG, 0-1 3Pt, 1-1 FT) with eight rebounds, two assists and five blocks in 27 minutes during Wednesday's victory against the Timberwolves.

Alex Len has five, five and six blocks in three of his last four games. He is only averaging seven points and six rebounds during that time, however, should your team need blocks, he may be worth an add.