The former Hartlepool defender came back from a double leg injury to take the field against Bristol City at the weekend after a two-month absence to score the winning goal in stoppage time.
But arguably Wednesday's player of the season so far could be struggling to be fit for the Chesterfield game on Sunday after picking up a reoccurrence of the problem at Home Park - he was replaced at half time by Jon Beswetherick.
Owls fans will be scratching their heads to remember a season where so many of their players were out of action for most of the campaign.
So far, Lee, Kevin Pressman, Leigh Bromby, Paul McLaren, Paul Smith, Chris Stringer, Matt Hamshaw, Richard Evans, Mark Robbins, Ola Tidman, Robbie Mustoe and Terry Cooke have all spent long spells on the sidelines.
Steve Haslam missed the Argyle game yesterday although both he and Lee are hoping to be fit for the clash at Saltergate.
It certainly makes you think though - if the likes of Hamshaw and Cooke were fit, the club would have adequate cover on the right-hand side, as with Smith and Evans on the left. Mustoe was brought in to hold the midfield together and Robins to score the goals, although they may not play until Easter.