Stuckey has a sprained left wrist and will not return to Saturday's game against the Suns.

The Pacers' growing list of walking wounded added two more names Saturday (Stuckey and Roy Hibbert). Fortunately, the Indianapolis Star's Candace Buckner reports that X-rays on Stuckey's wrist were negative, and the Pacers are listing him as day-to-day. With a day off Sunday to rest, consider Stuckey questionable for Monday's matchup at Dallas.

Stuckey has a sprained left wrist and will not return to Saturday's game against the Suns.

The Pacers' growing list of walking wounded added two more names Saturday (Stuckey and Roy Hibbert). Fortunately, the Indianapolis Star's Candace Buckner reports that X-rays on Stuckey's wrist were negative, and the Pacers are listing him as day-to-day. With a day off Sunday to rest, consider Stuckey questionable for Monday's matchup at Dallas.

Stuckey left Saturday's game against the Suns with an apparent wrist injury.

Stuckey went to the floor after falling into a cameraman on the baseline. He appeared to be holding his wrist when he got up, and he immediately left the court to go to the locker room. Stuckey had 14 points, six rebounds and an assist in 19 minutes before departing.

Stuckey (foot) made his first appearance Wednesday after missing seven games, scoring 11 points (5-13 FG, 0-1 3Pt, 1-3 FT).

Stuckey led all Pacers of the bench in minutes with 27 in the win. Now that he's healthy, owners (or potential owners) will want to monitor Stuckey's minutes, and whether he enters the starting lineup alongside Donald Sloan. Even if he comes off the bench, Stuckey is one of the only scoring options on the Pacers right now and will be one of the better fantasy options for them.

Stuckey (foot) will play Wednesday against the Hornets.

Stuckey has been sidelined seven games with his foot injury, but has been on track to return Wednesday. That has now been made official and, barring a setback, he should indeed return to the floor Wednesday with significant minutes in the absence of C.J. Miles, though Solomon Hill will reportedly start.

Stuckey (foot) is probable for Wednesday's game against the Hornets.

Stuckey has practiced each of the last two games, and a return appears imminent. Once he's back in the lineup, he'll be looked to as one of Indiana's primary scorers with George Hill (knee) and David West (ankle) still out of action. Stuckey averaged 13.9 points on 43.6 percent shooting for the Pistons last season.

Stuckey (foot) has a chance of returning for Wednesday's game.

Now is the time to pick Stuckey up off waivers, as he should be a major part of the Pacers scoring attack once he is fully healthy, and should be featured as the starting shooting guard at some point in the near future.

Stuckey (foot) will not play in Saturday's game against the Bulls.

Stuckey was considered questionable for Saturday, and with the Pacers not playing again until Wednesday, his streak of missed games could perhaps end at seven. Once he returns, Stuckey will likely knock Solomon Hill, or perhaps Chris Copeland, out of the starting lineup.

Stuckey (foot) is considered questionable to play in Saturday's game against the Bulls, NBA.com reports.

After sitting Friday night, Stuckey has now missed six games with the injury. In addition to the uncertainty regarding his return, his role in the rotation is also an unknown.

Stuckey (foot) will not play Friday.

He has yet to make his season debut, and should be considered day-to-day, at best.

Stuckey (foot) will remain out Wednesday.

There has not been a new timeline released with regards to Stuckey's season debut, so he should be considered day-to-day, although it does not appear that he is especially close to taking the court.

Stuckey (foot) will remain sidelined Monday, the Indianapolis Star's Curt Cavin reports.

This was the soonest Stuckey could return based on the last timetable released by the team, and considering there has not been a positive update in regards to Stuckey, owners in weekly leagues should leave him on the bench.

Stuckey (foot) will miss at least the next three games, the Indianapolis Star's Candice Buckner reports.

This rules out Stuckey for the rest of the week, and the soonest he could return to action would be Monday against the Jazz. The Pacers have not shown much urgency to get their best players on the court this season, and that's an understandable stance, considering they look like a surefire lottery team without Paul George and lance Stephenson.

Stuckey will miss Wednesday's game with a sore left foot.

He left Saturday's game with a foot injury, and while he was able to play 18 minutes Tuesday, he wasn't feeling good enough to play the second half of the back-to-back set. Consider him day-to-day.

Stuckey (foot) scored 9 points (3-11 FG, 0-1 3Pt, 3-4 FT) and added three assists in 18 minutes against the Bucks Tuesday night. Stuckey did not miss any games with his injury.

Stuckey left Saturday's game with a foot injury. Though he was limited in practices, he was able to play Tuesday without missing any games. Stuckey can provide some typical guard stats for deep league managers as long as George Hill (knee) and CJ Watson (foot) remain sidelined. However, since Stuckey has yet to top 18 minutes in a game even with those two out, his prospects continued productivity after they return are bleak.

Stuckey (foot) will play Tuesday against the Bucks.

Stuckey has been given the green light roughly an hour-and-a-half before Tuesday's tip against the 1-2 Bucks. Coach Frank Vogel said Stuckey will come off the bench and play 15-18 minutes.

Stuckey (foot) is a game-time call for Tuesday's matchup with the Bucks, Michael Pointer of the Indianapolis Star reports.

Stuckey is still dealing with a sore tendon in his left foot, an injury suffered Saturday against Atlanta. The offseason addition has come off the bench in all three games this season but could move into the starting lineup at some point so long as George HIll and C.J. Watson remained sidelined. Donald Sloan and C.J. Miles are expected to comprise Tuesday's starting backcourt.

Stuckey (foot) practiced in limited fashion Monday and is questionable for Tuesday's game against the Bucks.

Stuckey left Saturday's game against the Hawks due to a sore tendon in his left foot. He's being evaluated on a daily basis, and a decision on his status may not come until shortly before Tuesday's tip. Stuckey has come off the bench in his first three games with the Pacers, as coach Frank Vogel has opted to go with C.J. Miles and Donald Sloan as the starting backcourt in the absence of George Hill (knee) and Paul George (leg).

Stuckey left Saturday's game against Atlanta in the first half with a sore left foot and will not return, the Pacers' official site reports.

Stuckey was having a quiet night before the injury, recording one steal and no points in six minutes, but his absence further depletes an already threadbare Pacers backcourt that is playing without George Hill and C.J. Watson. We'll track Stuckey's status leading up to Indiana's next game, Tuesday against the Bucks.

Stuckey (foot) scored 10 points (5-10 FG, 0-1 3Pt) to go along with one rebound, two assists and one steal in 13 minutes during the Pacers' 97-89 loss versus the Grizzlies on Friday.

Stuckey (foot) was a bright spot in the loss for the Pacers and has played very well during his short stints so far this season. With the team decimated by injuries already coach Frank Vogel will likely continue to bring Stuckey along slowly as he recovers from his injury, but when the 6-5 combo guard does return to full health he could be in line to see a more plentiful role.