Marble (shoulder) is active for Saturday's game against the Kings.

Marble has been out for about a month with a nasty rotator cuff injury. He hardly played before the injury, so there's no reason to put him on your fantasy radar until he earns more playing time.

Marble (shoulder) continues to rehab without a set timetable for return, John Denton of NBA.com reports.

Marble suffered a strained rotator cuff earlier in November but was only set to miss a couple of weeks. That vague timetable has come and gone as the rookie still continues to rehab. However, he's averaging just 1.3 minutes on the court over four games this season so the Magic aren't likely in a rush to get him back on the court.

Marble (shoulder) could miss a couple weeks, NBA.com's John Denton reports.

He has been diagnosed with a sprained rotator cuff, and surgery is not needed, which is good news. However, those in deep leagues can plan on being without Marble for the next couple weeks.

Marble (shoulder) missed Tuesday's game against the Raptors.

Marble strained his rotator cuff Friday, and will miss his second straight game as a result. He hasn't played much this season anyway, averaging just one minute in his four appearances, meaning his presence or absence won't have much impact on his fantasy value.

Marble suffered a strained rotator cuff Friday and will be out Sunday, John Denton of the team's official site reports.

It's not clear how much time this injury will cost the rookie, but Marble was not a relevant fantasy player in anything but the deepest of leagues this year anyway. Marble had only played five minutes this season, so his injury will not impact the Magic's rotation at all either.

Marble has played just five minutes this season, all coming in the fourth quarter of blowout losses.

Marble is clearly the last man on the totem pole, behind the likes of Willie Green and Ben Gordon. With Victor Oladipo (face) out of the mix, Marble's minutes will continue to come in garbage time.

Marble scored 13 points (4-5 FG, 3-4 3Pt, 2-2 FT) in his preseason debut in just 13 minutes, including eight points during the overtime period.

Marble didn't enter the game until the fourth quarter, but the 56th pick in June's NBA draft showed off improved touch following an up-and-down summer league.

The Orlando Magic have agreed in principle on a three-year contract with second-round pick Devyn Marble, according to sources familiar with the deal.

The deal is expected to be finalized Friday and Marble's rookie season will be fully guaranteed, while his second and third year will become guaranteed after specific trigger dates. Marble posted solid stats during five Summer League games, but will is more of a project and won't find enough minutes in 2014-15 to provide much fantasy value.