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July 4, 2016
Jennings signed a one-year, $5 million contract with the Knicks on Monday, Vincent Goodwill of CSN Chicago reports.One of the more active teams during free agency this offseason, the Knicks have picked up another backcourt piece, inking Jennings to a one-year deal. Jennings appeared to have a falling out with Magic coach Scott Skiles at the end of the season, making his departure all the more unsurprising. Jennings should provide another affordable depth option for the Knicks in the backcourt, likely taking the role as Derrick Rose’s backup at point guard. Considering Rose’s lengthy injury history, Jennings is in a good spot to see extended playing time down the road should anything happen to the Knicks’ new starter.
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April 14, 2016
Jennings was a DNP-CD in the Magic’s season finale Wednesday.Jennings concluded the season with a string of four straight DNP-CDs, which did not appear to be injury-related. It’s unclear if something was going on behind the scenes, but coach Scott Skiles chose to go with Elfrid Payton and C.J. Watson as his two point guards down the stretch. The 26-year-old Jennings, who came to Orlando in a deadline deal with Detroit, will be an unrestricted free agent this summer.
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March 26, 2016
Jennings had eight points (2-7 FG, 2-4 3Pt, 2-5 FT), three rebounds, three assists, and one steal across 17 minutes during the Magic’s 108-97 loss to the Heat on Friday.Jennings moved to a bench role with Elfrid Payton re-claiming his spot in the starting lineup. However, Jennings saw just 11 minutes during Wednesday’s start versus the Pistons, and is averaging 22 minutes per contest over the last five games. Meanwhile, fellow backup point guard C.J. Watson played 19 minutes on Friday, so there is plenty of competition for minutes even if Victor Oladipo (wrist) remains sidelined on Saturday.
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March 25, 2016
Jennings will return to the bench for Friday’s game against Miami, John Denton of OrlandoMagic.com reports.Jennings has started the last six contests, partially due to an injury to Elfrid Payton, but he’ll return to the bench Friday as Payton moves back into the lineup. Despite starting Wednesday’s matchup with Detroit, Jennings only played 11 minutes to Payton’s 34, so both players’ roles should remain fairly constant Friday. However, Victor Oladipo is considered “50-50” to play due to a wrist injury, so if he’s ultimately held out, Jennings could potentially see increased minutes off the ball.
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March 20, 2016
Jennings will continue to start at point guard in Sunday’s tilt with the Raptors, John Denton of OrlandoMagic.com reports.The Magic will welcome Elfrid Payton (elbow) back into the mix after a five-game absence, but he’ll likely remain on a minutes limit, enabling Jennings to make his fourth straight start at point guard. After faring well in his first two starts, Jennings regressed Friday against the Cavaliers, finishing with two points (1-8 FG, 0-2 3Pt) in 32 minutes. It shouldn’t be long before Payton takes back the starting role, but even if that doesn’t happen immediately, Jennings figures to see an immediate downturn in his court time.
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Date: Mar 14, 2016
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) took part in Monday’s practice, Brian K. Schmitz of the Orlando Sentinel reports.Jennings’ participation in practice looks to put him on track to play Tuesday against the Nuggets, a welcome development after he sat out Saturday against the Blazers due to the injury. It doesn’t look like Elfrid Payton (elbow) will be available Tuesday, so if Jennings plays, he could see elevated minutes and even serve as the starting point guard.
Date: Mar 14, 2016
Status: OUT
Jennings relayed that he’s been dealing with pain on the bottom of his foot rather than his Achilles, and believes he’ll be ready to suit up Tuesday against the Nuggets, NBA.com reports. “The Achilles is fine,” Jennings said. “[The injury] was just over time. So it’s nothing serious. It’s just soreness and I should be good [by Tuesday].”Jennings missed Saturday’s game against the Trail Blazers with the injuries, leaving the Magic a little thin at point guard since Elfrid Payton (elbow) also sat out. It seems like Jennings is further along in his recovery of the two at this stage, so if Jennings is indeed ready to play Tuesday, he could end up splitting the minutes at point guard with C.J. Watson.
Date: Mar 13, 2016
Status: Ques Tues
Jennings missed Saturday’s game due to a sore Achilles and is considered questionable to return Tuesday against the Nuggets.
Date: Mar 12, 2016
Status: OUT
Jennings has been ruled out of Saturday’s matchup with the Trail Blazers due to a Achilles soreness.The severity of the injury is still relatively unknown but considering it’s only soreness in the Achilles, Jennings may be able to return to the court as soon as Tuesday. Elfrid Payton (elbow) is a game-time call and if ruled out, the Magic will be thin at point guard, with C.J. Watson the likely candidate to start. Shabazz Napier could see extended minutes off the bench.
Date: Feb 18, 2016
Status: Prob Fri
Jennings has been recently traded to the organization but is expected to make his team debut Friday against the Mavericks.
Date: Jan 18, 2016
Status: OUT
Coach Stan Van Gundy said that Jennings (ankle) is available for Monday’s game against the Bulls, Keith Langlois of Pistons.com reports.Jennings suffered an unknown ankle injury against the Warriors Saturday, and was questionable to enter Monday’s game. As of now, it looks as though he will be available, but it is unclear how healthy Jennings will be going into the game. Should Jennings be less than 100 percent, look for Steve Blake and Reggie Jackson to fill any missed minutes.
Date: Jan 17, 2016
Status: OUT
Jennings has a “50-50” chance of playing in Monday’s game against the Bulls, Keith Langlois of Pistons.com reports.Jennings hurt his ankle during Saturday’s contest with the Warriors, which now brings his status for Monday into question. The point guard’s availability is currently considered a coin flip, but we should see Jennings’ status updated following Monday morning’s shootaround. If Jennings is ultimately unable to play, look for Steve Blake to serve as the top backup to Reggie Jackson.
Date: Jan 16, 2016
Status: OUT
Jennings left Saturday’s contest against the Warriors due to a jammed ankle, Keith Langlois of the Pistons’ official site reports.Relegated to bench duty since making his season debut on Dec. 29, Jennings notched two points (1-5 FG, 0-2 3Pt), one rebound, one assist, and one steal in eight minutes before his departure Saturday. While a foot injury is always a concern for a player less than one year removed from a torn Achilles, expect the veteran point guard’s status to be clarified in due time. If Jennings requires some time to heal, Steve Blake will serve as Reggie Jackson’s primary backup at the point.
Date: Dec 22, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) will be in uniform for Tuesday’s game against the Heat, but he’s not expected to play in any of the Pistons’ three games this week, David Mayo of MLive.com reports.Jennings notched a double-double for the D-League’s Grand Rapids Drive on Sunday, and while he certainly looked to have his quickness back, the Pistons will continue to bring him along slowly as he recovers from a torn Achilles. There’s a chance Jennings could play Tuesday (at Miami), Wednesday (at Atlanta) or Saturday (versus Boston) — he hasn’t officially been ruled out — but at this point, it looks as though the team is targeting Dec. 29 against the Knicks for the guard’s season debut.
Date: Dec 20, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) was recalled from the D-League’s Grand Rapids Drive on Sunday, Marc J. Spears of Yahoo! Sports reports.While it was believed Jennings could play another game or two in the D-League before moving back up, he’ll return to the Pistons’ roster, which suggests an early return may be in the offing. It now seems plausible that he could make his season debut against the Heat on Tuesday, though the Pistons have yet to offer confirmation. If he does end up playing in that matchup, Jennings could see limited time as he continues to work his way back into game shape.
Date: Dec 19, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) scored 11 points (4-9 FG, 1-5 3Pt, 1-2 FT) with 12 assists in 27 minutes in a D-League rehabilitation start for Grand Rapids.We presume Jennings will need a few games before he’s ready to return to the Pistons’ lineup, though MLive.com reports he could be be back as early as next week. Detroit plays Tuesday in Miami and Wednesday in Atlanta.
Date: Dec 17, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) will play for the Grand Rapids Drive of the D-League on Saturday, Marc Spears of Yahoo! Sports reports.Jennings remains on track to make his season debut on Dec. 29 against New York, and as part of his rehab effort he’ll play for the Drive as they take on the Iowa Energy on Saturday night. It’s possible Jennings could make multiple appearances in Grand Rapids, but obviously he’ll only remain with the team on a rehab basis.
Date: Dec 16, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) indicated Wednesday that he’s hoping to play with the D-League’s Grand Rapids Drive over the upcoming weekend, Keith Langlois of Pistons.com reports.Jennings, who resumed practicing with the Pistons earlier this week, said he’s “80 percent” likely to play for the Drive on Saturday. Coach Stan Van Gundy has yet to sign off on the move, however, so it’s possible Jennings could remain held out of game action and instead continue his recovery process during Pistons practices. Regardless, he appears to be close to returning to NBA action, and that could come as soon as next week if all goes well.
Date: Dec 16, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) is planning to return to game action Dec. 29 against the Knicks, Vincent Goodwill of CSN Chicago reports.This news comes after a report Wednesday morning indicating Jennings could play with the Pistons’ D-League affiliate at Grand Rapids this coming weekend. Whether that happens or not, Jennings appears to be roughly two weeks away from making his season debut after an Achilles tear put an end to his 2014-15 campaign. Jennings figures to come off the bench with Reggie Jackson firmly entrenched as Detroit’s starting point guard, though coach Stan Van Gundy did indicate during the offseason that he may consider playing Jennings and Jackson together at times. Regardless, given the Pistons’ decision to extend Jackson this summer, Jennings and his team-friendly $8 million expiring deal would appear to be one of the league’s top trade candidates.
Date: Dec 15, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) officially resumed practicing with the team earlier this week, Terry Foster of the Detroit News reports.Jennings had previously been participating in some drills and other portions of practice over the last several weeks, but it now appears he’s beginning to get in some full workouts with the Pistons. The team hasn’t issued an outline for the point guard’s return, but according to Foster, the Dec. 29 tilt with the Knicks or the Dec. 31 game against the Timberwolves might represent a realistic return date. Once he’s cleared to return to duty, Jennings will assume the top backup duties behind Reggie Jackson at point guard, taking away most of the minutes that have been going to Steve Blake and Spencer Dinwiddie.
Date: Dec 7, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) has been shooting daily and has resumed going through every workout at Pistons’ practices, with the exception of five-on-five scrimmages, The Detroit News’ Terry Foster reports.The Pistons still seem to eyeing a return around Christmas for Jennings, who recently hit a small snag in his recovery from Achilles surgery after developing a cyst behind one of his knees. Despite that minor setback, Jennings is still expected to steadily increase his activities over the next couple of weeks, and seems willing to embrace the sixth-man role the Pistons have on tap for him now that Reggie Jackson is solidified as the starting point guard. He might be worth a speculative pickup in deeper leagues now that his return is at least somewhat in sight.
Date: Dec 2, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) is still on track for a late-December return, Vincent Ellis of the Detroit Free Press reports.Jennings has been increasing his participation in practice as of late, which seems to be showing that he is progressing as planned. This timetable holds true to the hope that he can return to the Pistons sometime around Christmastime as long as there are no setbacks.
Date: Nov 18, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) participated in full-court drills at Wednesday’s practice, Keith Langlois of Pistons.com reports.Jennings has been a partial participant in recent practices, but Wednesday marked his first full-court work since tearing his Achilles midway through last season. Coach Stan Van Gundy said Jennings played roughly 10 minutes of 4-on-4 action, and Van Gundy added that the Pistons are still hoping to have the point guard back around Christmastime.
Date: Nov 12, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) practiced partially Thursday, Keith Langlois of Pistons.com reports.Jennings participated in parts of some contact drills and played 4-on-4. According to Langlois, Jennings was knocked to the floor at one point by teammate Aron Baynes, and Jennings responded by saying “it was good,” implying that he’s comfortable taking full contact. An exact return date is yet to be revealed, but the hope is that Jennings will be back at full strength sometime in December.
Date: Nov 9, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) took part in practice with the full group Sunday but left the court when the Pistons began five-on-five work, MLive.com’s David Mayo reports.Jennings was able to get involved in a few drills, but he’s still facing some limitations while he works his way back from Achilles surgery. He’s expected to resume full-contact work in the second half of November, which should put him on course to return around Christmas Day.
Date: Nov 7, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) said he hopes to return to practice next week, MLive.com reports.Jennings has not participated in contact practice since tearing his Achilles last January, but he said he hopes to be back on the floor as soon as Thursday or Friday. “I’m close,” Jennings said. “I can feel it. I’m going to come back good.” All along, Jennings has been aiming to return to contact work in November with the goal of playing in games around Christmas time. That timetable appears to be intact, so barring a setback, expect Jennings back on the court within the next month-and-a-half.
Date: Oct 21, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) was able to participate in his first team drills of training camp Tuesday, Keith Langlois of NBA.com reports.Coach Stan Van Gundy said that Jennings took part in a non-contact defensive drill. It’s just a small step for the point guard, who is expected to miss several weeks of the regular season while he continues to recover from left Achilles surgery.
Date: Oct 6, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) is expected to begin on-court drills within the next two weeks, Vincent Ellis of the Detroit Free Press reports.Jennins has now been cleared for basketball activities for two weeks, but the Pistons have held him out of full-speed, on-court drills. Coach Stan Van Gundy said Jennings could be on the practice court next week ,but also noted that the timetable is far from set in stone. Assuming Jennings’ recovery continues to progress at the current rate, he could be back in the lineup as early as mid-December.
Date: Sep 28, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) confirmed Monday that he’s been cleared to continue basketball-related activities, but was non-committal on when he’d return to the Detroit lineup, David Mayo of MLive.com reports.For the time being, Jennings is limited to light shooting, running in the pool, and running on a weight-bearing treadmill, so he won’t be a candidate to participate in full practices during training camp. Though his return timetable remains up in the air, the Pistons are hopeful Jennings can take the court as soon as mid-December, which would be contingent on him participating in drills by mid-October and adding five-on-five activities to his regimen in mid-November. Jennings mentioned Tuesday that he now weighs in at 195 pounds after eight months of inactivity following the Jan. 24 Achilles surgery, but he expects to return to his playing weight of 170 once he starts working out more vigorously. The Pistons are expected to lean heavily on Steve Blake as the primary backup to Reggie Jackson before Jennings is ready to return.
Date: Sep 22, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) has been cleared for basketball activities, Vincent Goodwill of CSN Chicago reports.Jennings is coming off of a torn Achilles in January, and he’s expected to miss at least the first month of the season, with the Pistons saying Tuesday that a late-November/early-December return is likely. Reggie Jackson will open the season as Detroit’s starting point guard, but coach Stan Van Gundy hinted last week that Jackson and Jennings could play together in certain lineups. Prior to going down last season, Jennings averaged 15.4 points, 6.6 assists and 2.5 rebounds while posting a 19.74 PER.
Date: Sep 14, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) is expected to remain out until mid-to-late December, the Detroit Free Press reports.Jennings tore his Achilles in January during a stretch in which he and the Pistons were playing arguably their best basketball of the season. The point guard was averaging just shy of 16 points per game prior to the injury, and the PIstons were 12-3 in their last 15 games prior to Jennings going down. With Jennings sidelined for the remainder of the season, Detroit acquired Reggie Jackson at the trade deadline, subsequently signing him to a five-year, $80 million extension this summer. With Jackson set to serve as the starter, Jennings has stated that he’s fine with coming off the bench, but coach Stan Van Gundy said he could envision the two point guards playing together. “If he comes back and he’s the Brandon Jennings that we had last year, I think those guys can play together quite well,” Van Gundy said. “Reggie is big enough (6-feet-3) to guard guys off the ball and everything else. It just gives you two playmakers on the floor together. I think they can be pretty dynamic, but we’ll just have to see where Brandon is when he comes back.”
Date: Sep 5, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) has no qualms coming off the bench as a sixth man, and he will not rush the recovery process after tearing his Achilles in January, the Detroit Free Press reports. “If I have to come off the bench and be the sixth man or whatever, I’m fine with that,” Jennings said.In an interview with Jabari Young and Vincent Goodwill of Comcast SportNet, Jennings reiterated that he thought the Pistons acquiring Reggie Jackson was a smart move for the organization. On the final year of his contract, Jennings will likely be brought along slowly and play behind Jackson, occasionally playing opposite the Pistons’ starting point guard. Coach Stan Van Gundy recently admitted Jennings may not be ready for the start of the season. It’s also possible Van Gundy moves Jennings prior to the trade deadline to recoup some value. Jennings provided fantasy gold last season after Josh Smith was waived, but the expected minute reduction and health concerns will cap his overall value.
Date: Aug 27, 2015
Status: Late Dec
Jennings is recovering from a left Achilles injury and is expected to return December 29th against the Knicks.
Date: Jul 21, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) may not be ready when the team opens the season in October, MLive.com reports.Stan Van Gundy offered a brief update on Jennings’ status recently, stating that the point guard continues to rehab in Las Vegas. “Obviously still not at the point of running or anything,” Van Gundy said. “Can start to do a little bit more activity all the time. We’re hopeful.” Jennings tore his Achilles in January and initially hoped to be ready for the start of training camp. “We’ve still got about 14 weeks before the season opens,” Van Gundy said. “We’ve got a long time. We’re hoping that he will be back and ready to play but it may not be at the beginning of the year. We’ll just have to see.” At this point, it’s still too early to assign Jennings a firm return timeline, and his status will continue to be monitored over the next two months leading up to training camp.
Date: Jun 25, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) is expected to be ready in time for training camp, Yahoo! Sports’ Marc Spears reports.Jennings’ recovery is progressing rather quickly, as he tore his Achilles in late-January and is expected to be ready to participate in training camp, which begins in September. Assuming the Pistons re-sign Reggie Jackson, Jennings will compete with Jackson for minutes at the point guard spot, and it’s possible the two could play together in certain lineups.
Date: May 19, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) says strength and conditioning coach Arnie Kandet speculates that the point guard could return to the court by August, David Mayo of MLive.com reports.Should Jennings remain on this schedule, he would return in time for training camp. He was the starting point guard when he went down with the injury, but should the Pistons retain restricted free agent Reggie Jackson this offseason, Jennings will have to work and compete with Jackson to earn his job as a starter back.
Date: Apr 29, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings appeared in and started 41 games before a ruptured Achilles in January cut his season short.The Pistons got off to a horrendous start to the season, but Jennings was one of the primary reasons they were able to temporarily right the ship after annexing Josh Smith. During a 10-game stretch in which the Pistons went 9-1 and surged into the Eastern Conference playoff discussion, Jennings averaged 20.3 points, 7.0 assists and 2.9 rebounds while shooting 47 percent from the field and 42.2 percent from three. It was easily his best stretch of the season and arguably the most consistent stretch of his career. Jennings’ numbers regressed a bit over the next week, but he posted a ridiculous 24-point, 21-assist line on Jan. 21, the last full game he’d play before the injury. Jennings was given a 6-to-9 month recovery timetable, so he’ll likely be ready right around the time the 2015-16 season kicks off. As of mid-March he had begun weight training, and the rehab appears to be progressing as expected. Jennings enters the offseason with one year remaining on the three-year deal he signed with Detroit in the summer of 2013. His future with the franchise is murky at this point, however, after the Pistons traded for restricted-free-agent-to-be, Reggie Jackson, at the deadline. If Jackson re-signs with Detroit, Jennings would likely become expendable, meaning the Pistons may look to deal his expiring contract. If they opt to hold onto Jennings, it’s likely he’ll come off the bench behind Jackson as he works his way back from the Achilles injury.
Date: Mar 14, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) is able to start weight training.Jennings seems to be progressing nicely from a full tear in his Achilles that he suffered in late January. However, there are serious question marks regarding his future as he makes his way back from serious injury. Only time will tell, but it’s still unclear if he’ll play at the same level that he once did before suffering the career-altering injury.
Date: Mar 8, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) is expecting to walk without a boot in two weeks, David Mayo of MLive Media reports.Jennings is reportedly three weeks ahead of schedule but will still miss the remainder of the season after tearing his Achilles earlier in the year. There’s still a long road to recovery although this news certainly bodes well for his availability for the 2015-16 season.
Date: Jan 25, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings has a full tear in his Achilles and will miss the remainder of the season, The Detroit News reports.An MRI on Sunday revealed the unfortunate news that has been expected since Jennings left Saturday’s game against the Bucks with the injury. There’s a wide range for his potential return to action as the likely timeline is 6-9 months. His status will be updated throughout the process as D.J. Augustin takes over starting point guard duties for the rest of the season.
Date: Jan 25, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings (leg) tweeted out “6/9months” which is likely his timetable for return, meaning that he would miss the rest of the season.This timeline for return still has not been confirmed by the Pistons organization, although there’s growing fear that he tore his Achilles against the Bucks on Saturday so the 6-9 months recovery period makes intuitive sense. Jennings was scheduled for an MRI sometime Sunday, and official news on his situation will be released in short order.
Date: Jan 24, 2015
Status: out for season
Jennings will miss the remainder of the season with a torn Achilles.
Date: Jan 24, 2015
Status: day-to-day
Jennings was removed from Saturday’s game in a wheelchair after appearing to injure his left ankle or Achilles. His return is questionable.
Date: Jan 24, 2015
Status: Ques Sun
Jennings was removed from Saturday’s game in a wheelchair after appearing to injure his lower left leg and did not return. He is questionable to play Sunday against the Raptors.
Date: Jan 24, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings left Saturday’s game with a left leg injury, the Pistons’ official site reports. The point guard had 16 points (6-14 FG, 1-5 3Pt, 3-4 FT) with four assists in 26 minutes before leaving. After the game, it was said that Jennings will be out for the foreseeable future.Jennings was writhing in pain and didn’t put weight on the injury as leaving the floor. If Jennings has to miss any time, D.J. Augustin should step into the starting lineup and have great value, while Spencer Dinwiddie should also start to see more minutes. There’s even an outside chance that Dinwiddie could start and Augustin would simply get more minutes and continue to come off the bench. The Pistons play Sunday. It seems highly unlikely that Jennings will be ready to play.
Date: Jan 24, 2015
Status: out for season
Jennings will miss the remainder of the season with a torn left Achilles tendon.
Date: Jan 24, 2015
Status: OUT
Jennings was in a boot and on crutches leaving the arena following Saturday’s game, FOXSports Wisconsin reports. There was some speculation from reporters that he may have suffered an Achilles injury. Jennings will be out for the “foreseeable future”. He has been ruled out for Sunday.With Jennings down and out, D.J. Augustin is the prudent pick-up right now in all standard leagues. Jennings should be held onto until an official diagnoses is released, which is expected to come Sunday. He left Saturday’s game in considerable pain, and some of his teammates expressed their concern and support after the game. Rookie point guard Spencer Dinwiddie, the man with the greatest mustache since Magnum P.I., could also see a big enough increase in minutes that he could become relevant in deeper leagues.
Date: Jan 24, 2015
Status: Out indefinitely
Jennings has suffered what is believed to be a torn Achilles. It is unclear when he will return.
Date: Dec 5, 2014
Status: Prob Sat
Jennings has a thumb injury but should be in the lineup Saturday against the 76ers.
Date: Nov 30, 2014
Status: OUT
Jennings (thumb) will play and return to the starting lineup for the Pistons on Sunday, Dave Pemberton of the Oakland Press reports.With Jennings returning to the starting lineup for the first time in three games, teammate D.J. Augustin will move back to the bench. Jennings will likely have the ball enough to warrant immediate reentry to starting lineups, but it’s not clear if his thumb will affect his shot at all. It’s very possible that Jennings scoring numbers will be a bit lower than his average this month of nearly 20 points per game, but as long as he doesn’t struggle too much, he should play enough to start.
Date: Nov 29, 2014
Status: OUT
Jennings (thumb) was a full participant in Saturday’s practice session, David Mayo of MLive.com reports.A sprained thumb has kept Jennings out of action for the last three games for the slumping Pistons, who have dropped seven straight. His participation Saturday is certainly encouraging, but the team is yet to rule him in or out for Sunday’s matchup with the Warriors. If he doesn’t play Sunday, D.J. Augustin will make another start, and Jennings’ next opportunity would come Tuesday when the Pistons host the Lakers.
Date: Nov 28, 2014
Status: OUT
Jennings (thumb) is out Friday, David Mayo reports.This will be Jennings’ third missed game due to his thumb injury. Although the injury does not appear too serious, Jennings is clearly still experiencing pain, and could miss more games going forward. Continue to consider him day-to-day since his playing status appears largely dependent on the level of pain on a given day.
Date: Nov 26, 2014
Status: OUT
Jennings (thumb) will not play Wednesday, Dave Pemberton of the Oakland Press reports.This will be the second straight game Jennings will miss with the thumb injury, and D.J. Augustin should once again start at point guard.
Date: Nov 25, 2014
Status: OUT
Jennings (thumb) will not play Tuesday against Milwaukee, David Mayo of MLive.com reports.Jennings has a sprained left thumb, and though X-rays were negative, he’s dealing with substantial pain and told reporters during Tuesday’s shootaround that he’s unable to shoot. That means D.J. Augustin will likely get the start at point guard, and he should see substantial minutes. The Pistons host the Clippers on Wednesday, and at this point Jennings’ chances of playing appear rather bleak.
Date: Nov 24, 2014
Status: OUT
Jennings (thumb) is questionable for Tuesday’s game in Milwaukee, NBA.con’s Keith Langlois reports.X-rays on his sprained left thumb were negative, but the fact that he is questionable suggests that even though the injury is to his shooting hand, it may not be that serious. This leaves owners in weekly leagues with a tough decision to make. D.J. Augustin would be the primary beneficiary if Jennings misses Tuesday’s contest.
Date: Nov 23, 2014
Status: OUT
Jennings has a sprained left thumb, but x-rays were negative, Keith Langlois of the team’s official site reports.The injury does not appear to be serious, but Jennings will be considered questionable for the Pistons’ game in Milwaukee. Luckily for Jennings and his fantasy owners, this is his non-shooting hand, so as long as he does not miss too many games with the injury, it should have have any long-term or lingering effects on his fantasy value.
Date: Nov 22, 2014
Status: Out Fri
Jennings has suffered a sprained thumb and has missed the last two games. He will not return Friday against the Bucks.
Date: Nov 22, 2014
Status: Out Wed
Jennings has suffered a sprained thumb and missed Tuesday’s game. He will not play Wednesday against the Clippers.
Date: Nov 22, 2014
Status: Ques Tues
Jennings injured his thumb Friday and is questionable for Tuesday’s game against the Bucks.
Date: Nov 22, 2014
Status: Prob Sun
Jennings has suffered a sprained thumb and has missed the last three games. He is expected to return Sunday against the Warriors.
Date: Nov 22, 2014
Status: Ques Sun
Jennings has suffered a sprained thumb and has missed the last three games. He is questionable to return Sunday against the Warriors.
Date: Nov 22, 2014
Status: Ques Wed
Jennings has suffered a sprained thumb and missed Tuesday’s game. He is questionable Wednesday against the Clippers.
Date: Nov 22, 2014
Status: Ques Tues
Jennings has suffered a sprained thumb and is questionable for Tuesday’s game against the Bucks.
Date: Nov 22, 2014
Status: Ques Thurs
Jennings has suffered a sprained thumb and has missed the last two games. He is questionable to return Thursday against the Bucks.
Date: Nov 22, 2014
Status: Out Tues
Jennings has suffered a sprained thumb and will miss Tuesday’s game against the Bucks.
Date: Oct 24, 2014
Status: Prob Wed
Jennings has an Achilles injury but is expected to play Wednesday against the Nuggets.
Date: Oct 24, 2014
Status: Prob Wed
Jennings has an achilles injury but is expected to play Wednesday against the Nuggets.
Date: Oct 23, 2014
Status: OUT
Jennings (Achilles) is questionable for Thursday’s preseason finale against the Sixers.Jennings sat out Thursday morning’s shootaround while dealing with soreness in his Achilles. It’s likely nothing serious, but the Pistons may opt to hold him out in order to keep him fresh for the regular season opener next week.
Date: Oct 6, 2014
Status: OUT
Jennings (knee soreness) was limited in practice Monday, NBA.com’s Keith Langlois reports.He may end up missing or being limited in Tuesday’s preseason opener, but the injury is not believed to be serious.
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