Len (nose) plans to work on his post moves and offense during the Las Vegas Summer League, the Suns' twitter account reports.

Len ostensibly lost his starting position when the Suns signed Tyson Chandler to a four-year deal. The Ukranian's injury history has held him out of all but one game over the last two summer leagues and also derailed his playing time during the regular season. Incorporating post moves would no longer make him a one-dimensional threat on offense, and the expansion would allow him to punish opposing second units.

Len averaged 6.3 points, 0.5 assists, 6.6 rebounds, 0.5 steals, and 1.5 blocks in 22 minutes per game for 69 regular season games in 2014-15.

While not yet a reliable fantasy option, Len showed improvement across the board in his sophomore year in the NBA. Throughout the season, he competed with the likes of Miles Plumlee and Brandan Wright for minutes at the center position, with the former being traded to the Bucks, and the later entering free agency. Unless the Suns make moves in the offseason, Len is in position for an expanded role in 2015-16. Fantasy owners should still temper their expectations for Len, but he could justify a late round pick next season if his situation is still favorable.

Len (nose) has officially been ruled out for Tuesday's season finale, Paul Coro of the Arizona Republic reports.

Len broke his nose back in late-March, and he has not returned to the court since. He'll finish his second NBA season with averages of 6.3 points, 6.6 rebounds and 1.5 blocks in 22.0 minutes per game (69 games, 44 starts). Brandan Wright is also out for Phoenix on Tuesday, so the Suns may go small again with the Morris twins and P.J. Tucker comprising the starting frontcourt.

Len (nose) is likely done for the season, the Arizona Republic reports.

Len was originally slated to join the Suns in New Orleans on Thursday with the hope that he could possibly return to action Friday after being fitted for a mask. However, despite a successful surgery and recovery, the team has decided that Len will remain home during the road trip. New Orleans finishes out he season by hosting the Clippers on Tuesday, and Len is considered doubtful to play in that contest as well.

Len (nose) could play as early as Friday's game in New Orleans, the Arizona Republic reports.

Len is expected join the Suns on the upcoming four-game road trip, with a face mask along for the ride to protect his broken nose. As long as he's sidelined, though, Brandan Wright will cover for Len at center.

Len (nose) underwent successful surgery Thursday, NBA.com reports.

As the team announced Wednesday, Len is expected to miss at least a week following the procedure. Brandan Wright is expected to step into the starting lineup beginning Thursday against Golden State.

Len (nose) will miss a week with a broken nose, Paul Coro of the Arizona Republic reports.

Len sustained a broken nose against Portland on Tuesday, and he'll be held out at least a week, meaning he'll miss three games before potentially returning in Dallas next Wednesday. Brandon Wright figures to take Len's place in the lineup, and he should see major minutes over the next week.

Len left Monday's game in the second half to get x-rays on a possible broken nose.

He had six points and four boards in 25 minutes before exiting the game. The Suns don't play again until Thursday against the Warriors, so Len owners should get plenty of advance notice if he's going to be unavailable.

Len started his second game since missing two with a sprained ankle. He played 26 minutes Sunday and scored 10 points (5-7 FG) in addition to blocking three shots and grabbing six boards.

Len's ankle seems to be fine now. His offensive production has never been great for fantasy purposes, but it's unfortunate to see his other numbers slip a bit. He averaged 2.5 blocks per game in February but has just four blocks in eight games so far in March.

Len made his return after missing the previous two games due to an ankle sprain, scoring five points (2-10 FG, 1-3 FT) with six rebounds, one assist and one steal in 18 minutes as the starting center.

The Suns limited Len's time on the court, but he still managed to hoist 10 shots, connecting on just two, which made his final output seem underwhelming. As his minutes return and his shot starts falling, Len should be an asset to fantasy squads down the stretch. One thing to note, after being a shot-blocking machine earlier this season, Len has blocked just one shot in his past eight games. That could revert to the mean or may be a persisting trend, but we now that high block totals are something that Len can provide.

Len (ankle) is starting Saturday in Houston, the Arizona Republic reports.

On Saturday morning, the signs were ominous the Len would return due to his doubtful availability. After testing the ankle in pregame warmups, he's been deemed OK to return, but it's unclear whether he'll be able to log his typical 23 minutes per game from the month of March.

Len (ankle) will test his ankle prior to Saturday's game at Houston, the Arizona Republic reports.

After just a two-game absence due to a sprained ankle, Len could make his return Saturday. If he fails to achieve active status, Brandan Wright will remain the Suns' starting center.

Len (ankle) is doubtful for Saturday's game against Houston, Arizona Republic writer Paul Coro reports.

Along with Len, the Suns also expect to be without Brandon Knight (ankle) for Saturday's game. Brandan Wright figures to pick up the slack for Len in this uptempo matchup.

Len (ankle) will not play Thursday against the Pelicans, Paul Coro of the Arizona Republic reports.

Len will miss miss his second straight game, as expected, after he sprained his ankle over the weekend. With Brandon Knight (ankle) also out, Brandan Wright and Marcus Morris will be in the starting lineup.

Len (ankle) is unlikely to play Thursday against the Pelicans, Paul Coro of the Arizona Republic reports.

Len missed Sunday's game with a sprained ankle and was unable to go through Wednesday's practice. Coach Jeff Hornacek did not go as far as to officially rule Len out, but he said, "it doesn't look like" Len would play Thursday.

Len (ankle) is questionable to play Thursday against the Pelicans, Craig Grialou of 98.7 FM reports.

Len sprained his ankle in Friday's game and was held out of Sunday's loss to the Knicks. Coach Jeff Hornacek said Len is "working through an ankle injury," and more on his status should be known after Wednesday's session.

Len (ankle) will not play in Sunday's game against the Knicks, The Arizona Republic reports.

Len sprained his right ankle in Friday's game against the Hawks and should be considered day-to-day ahead of Thursday's game against the Pelicans. The second-year player will be getting extended rest by sitting Sunday, although he has a history of ankle injuries so there's certainly reason for concern until he actually takes the court.

Len sprained his right ankle near the end of Friday's game against the Hawks, The Arizona Republic reports.

This is familiar territory for Len who has continually dealt with ankle injuries during his first two seasons in the NBA. The 21-year-old should be considered day-to-day ahead of Sunday's game against the Knicks until the Suns say otherwise. Fellow center Brandan Wright will likely see added time on the court in the event that Len is confined to the sidelines.

Len (ankle) scored 10 points (3-6 FG, 4-4 FT) with 11 rebounds and a block in 28 minutes during Monday's loss to the Warriors.

After a couple of poor efforts and then a minor ankle injury, Len was able to return to the court and put up his usual modestly useful numbers. The second-year center needs to stay healthy and become more consistent, but hes worth a roster spot down the stretch as he gainss valuable experience.

Len (ankle) is expected to return to the Suns' starting lineup Monday against the Warriors, azcentral.com reports.

Len missed Saturday's game in Cleveland due to a right ankle sprain, but should be ready to reclaim his starting position Monday. His expected return would likely result in Brandan Wright moving back to his usual reserve role for Phoenix.