Ronny Turiaf filled in for the injured Nikola Pekovic (Achilles) on Monday with 14 points, seven boards and three blocks in 32 minutes.

Pek went down with soreness in his Achilles in the first quarter and there's a good chance he's going to miss time with the injury. Turiaf has been capable of blocking a lot of shots and there isn't much competition behind him with Gorgui Dieng still very raw, so he's worth a look in standard leagues or for anyone needing more blocks.

Ronny Turiaf returned from a fractured elbow in Monday's victory over the Sixers with no points, nine boards, one assists and two blocks.

He went down in the second game of the season and the Wolves have to be happy to get his hustle back in the lineup. Turiaf is going to have a tough time holding value and he's probably not going to play more than 20 minutes in close games, so fantasy owners can leave him on the wire in almost all leagues.

Ronny Turiaf (elbow) will play against the Sixers on Monday.

He suffered an elbow injury in the second game of the season and has been out due to a fracture. Turiaf did play 16 minutes in the opener, but there's little reason to pick him up in almost any fantasy league.

Ronny Turiaf (elbow) went through a full-contact 3-on-3 scrimmage after shootaround on Monday.

The Wolves block the fewest shots of any team in the league and they can use a big man like Turiaf, as Rick Adelman has proven reluctant to deploy rookie C Gorgui Dieng. Other than offering the occasional block and a few rebounds, Turiaf has zero fantasy appeal.

Ronny Turiaf (elbow) is reportedly feeling better and will be re-evaluated at the end of the month.

A contact of Turiaf reported that the nine-year veteran is feeling better and disclosed the re-evaluation at the end of the month. While he's a great comeback story, Turiaf's days of providing fantasy value seem to be in the rear-view mirror, so fantasy owners can feel free to look the other way here.

Flip Saunders said on Tuesday that Ronny Turiaf (elbow) may miss another three weeks.

This puts Turiaf out longer than his original timetable. Gorgui Dieng has failed to make an impression in his absence, but Dante Cunningham is playing 15-20 minutes per game in his absence.

Ronny Turiaf (elbow) was working out with team trainers on Wednesday.

He had a light wrap around his broken elbow and he's still unlikely to return for a while. The Wolves haven't really been giving any extra minutes to their young bench outside of Dante Cunningham coming in and shifting Kevin Love to center while Nikola Pekovic gets his rest.

An MRI revealed Ronny Turiaf (elbow) suffered a radial head fracture of the right elbow in his fall during Friday's game.

A timetable for his recovery is forthcoming later in the week. In the unlikely event that Turiaf is on your team, cut him loose.

Ronny Turiaf is doubtful to return to Friday's game due to a right elbow contusion.

He took a really bad fall and the team may re-evaluate him based on all his elbow issues in his career. Turiaf was just a backup to Nikola Pekovic and didn't have much value to begin with. Gorgui Dieng will move up the depth chart while Turiaf is out.

Ronny Turiaf went to the locker room in the first half on Friday's game after a hard fall.

It's unclear what exactly is bothering him, but he landed on his elbow and he's had some elbow issues in the past. He was replaced by rookie Gorgui Dieng.

Ronny Turiaf agreed to a two-year, $3.2M deal with the Wolves on Thursday, according to his agent, Mark Bartelstein.

The Wolves add a little depth up front and they're somewhat solid in that department at center. Nikola Pekovic is just about a lock to return, and they also have Chris Johnson and rookie Gorgui Dieng. Turiaf won't be expected to play much on most nights.

The Clippers remain "interested" in re-signing Ronny Turiaf and Ryan Hollins.

L.A.'s roster is filling out nicely, but DeAndre Jordan is currently the only center on the team. Turiaf and Hollins represent the sort of affordable veteran backups that L.A. must target now that their mid-level-exception has been exhausted, with the added bonus that they're already familiar with the team.

Ronny Turiaf returned to the Clippers rotation on Saturday, in a fashion, going scoreless in three minutes.

Turiaf has been out with a sore left knee and the Clips aren't about to give him heavy minutes even if he's 100 percent healthy. Look elsewhere for a low-end big man.

Ronny Turiaf (knee) will not plat against the Sixers on Wednesday.

Vinny Del Negro said Turiaf is feeling better, but it looks like they'll wisely let him get back to 100 percent. He's only playing 11 minutes per game and has no fantasy value.

Ronny Turiaf (knee) is "a little bit better," according to Vinny Del Negro.

Turiaf's timetable isn't clear and he could miss some more time, but he's an afterthought in fantasy leagues.

Ronny Turiaf (knee) will not play against the Kings on Tuesday.

It will be his second game in a row on the sidelines and the Clippers aren't really going to miss him much with Turiaf averaging just 11 minutes per game this year. He can be left on the waiver wire in all leagues.

Ronny Turiaf (sore left knee) will not be active for the Clippers on Sunday.

The veteran big man is averaging 2.0 points and 2.3 rebounds this season, making him irrelevant in fantasy leagues.

Ronny Turiaf had a season-high 11 points in 13 minutes against the Wolves on Thursday, adding two rebounds, one assist and one block.

He's playing just 12 minutes per game this year and he set his season high in the first half. Turiaf isn't worth owning in any fantasy league while the Clippers remain healthy in the frontcourt.

Ronny Turiaf (elbow) will play on Tuesday.

We're not going to bother updating Turiaf every day -- he's been playing through the injury and we'll let you know if that changes.

Ronny Turiaf (elbow) finished Sunday's win, the Clippers' 17th straight, with three points and five rebounds.

Turiaf's elbow injury flew under our radar, but he said before the game that it's "messed up." This is the first time we've blurbed him since he signed with the Clippers, a fair indication of his lack of value.