Beasley (illness) returned to the lineup Thursday in a loss to the Bulls. He came off the bench and recorded 13 points (5-8 FG, 3-4 3Pt), two rebounds, one assist and a block in 19 minutes.

Beasley has missed two of past four games with an illness and a hyperextended knee, but both issues seem to be cleared up now. In his past 10 game, he's averaging just 6.1 points, 2.8 rebounds and 0.9 assists.

Beasley (illness) has been cleared to play Thursday against the Bulls, the Palm Beach Posts reports.

An illness held Beasley on the pine Tuesday, which he was expected to miss anyway due to the hyperextended left knee suffered Sunday. In his two appearances this month, he's averaged five points (on 50 percent shooting) and three rebounds in 15 minutes.

Beasley (illness) is questionable for Thursday's game agains the Bulls, Ira Winderman of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.

Beasley missed Tuesday's game after hyperextending his left knee late in Sunday's loss to the Pacers. He's considered day-to-day as of Wednesday, and more information will be available during Thursday's shootaround.

Beasley (knee) won't play Tuesday against the Hornets, the Associated Press reports.

Beasley entered this game with doubtful availability due to a hyperextended left knee, but an illness is being blamed from his imminent DNP. Expect Henry Walker to handle the bulk of the run as the Heat's backup forward to Luol Deng (knee) and Udonis Haslem.

Beasley (knee) is listed as doubtful for Tuesday's game versus the Hornets, the Palm Beach Post reports.

On Monday, Beasley was expected to undergo an MRI, which may have revealed a more serious injury than the hyperextended left knee sustained Sunday. He seems unlikely to suit up Tuesday, and until a prognosis is known, his return to the court could be delayed.

Beasley (knee) is listed as questionable for Tuesday's outing versus the Hornets, the Miami Herald reports.

Beasley's hyperextended left knee, which he sustained Sunday, is undergoing an MRI on Monday. Once the results are in, the Heat may have a better indication, one way or the other, whether he'll be able to play Tuesday.

Beasley will undergo a MRI on his left knee Monday, Ira Winderman of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.

Beasley hyperextended his knee in the fourth quarter Sunday's game against the Pacers, causing him to sit the remainder of the contest. His status moving forward is a bit unclear, but Monday's MRI should provide a little more clarity.

Beasley suffered a hyperextended left knee in the fourth quarter of Sunday's game against the Pacers a

Beasley went down in pain, holding his left knee, but ended up staying in the game initially. However, the issue resurfaced and forced him to check out and head the locker room. He will miss the remainder of Sunday's contest because of it, with his next chance to return coming Tuesday against the Hornets.

Beasley (elbow) came off the bench in Tuesday's loss to the Spurs. He had six points (3-6 FG) and two rebounds in 18 minutes.

Beasley played despite leaving Sunday's game early with an elbow contusion. The sixth-year wing has been held to single-digit points in each of his past five games now and is shot just 42.5 percent from the floor in March.

Beasley (elbow) will play in Tuesday's game.

The Heat are incredibly shorthanded Tuesday, so everyone who plays has to be considered in daily formats, and that includes Beasley. However, he carries plenty of risk as he has only scored in double figures once in his past seven games.

Beasley (elbow) is listed as questionable for Tuesday's matchup with the Spurs, Jason Lieser of the Palm Beach Post reports.

Beasley left Sunday's game with a bruised elbow, and he's listed on the Heat's official report as questionable, joining Hassan Whiteside (hand), Chris Andersen (calf) and Luol Deng (knee) with the designation. The journeyman was limited to only seven minutes Sunday, but he's been an integral part of Miami's rotation of late, averaging more than 22 minutes per game in March.

Beasley left Sunday's game against the Pistons with an elbow contusion and is questionable to return.

Luol Deng (knee) left the game and has already been ruled out, so the Heat may need Beasley to fight through the injury, if at all possible.

Updating a previous note, it now appears Beasley will not start Wednesday's game against Boston.

A Celtics reporter tweeted earlier Wednesday evening that Beasley would get the call at power forward, but the Heat's official account has since confirmed that Henry Walker, not Beasley, will get the start.

Beasley is expected to start at power forward Wednesday, Tim Reynolds of the Associated Press reports.

With Hassan Whiteside (finger) doubtful, Udonis Haslem will move to center and Beasley will man the four. He was embarrassed at the end of Tuesday's loss to Milwaukee when Jerryd Bayless won a crucial jump ball against him in the final seconds, but the Heat are running out of competent options in the frontcourt. Beasley should be viewed as a high-risk/high-reward option in daily leagues.

Beasley stuffed the stat sheet Friday against the Nuggets, posting nine points, eight rebounds, seven assists, three steals, and one block in 34 minutes of action.

Beasley has been extremely inconsistent of late, but is still averaging 9.4 points, 4.0 rebounds, and 0.7 steals per game in March. These numbers are certainly irrelevant in standard leagues, but are still usable in some competitive 16-man leagues.

Beasley will sign for the rest of the season Wednesday, Ira Winderman of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.

Beasley's second 10-day deal is set to expire Wednesday, so the the Heat will either have to release him or sign him for the rest of the season. As expected, they'll opt for the latter, as Beasley has been an integral part of the rotation, playing more than 24 minutes per game in March.

Beasley posted 11 points, nine rebounds, one assist, and one steal in 26 minutes of action Friday against the Raptors.

Beasley, who is on his second 10-day contract with the Heat, is averaging 11.8 points, 4.2 rebounds, 1.0 assists, and 1.0 steals over the last five games. While his numbers aren't extravagant, Beasley is producing solid value in 14-man leagues. The Heat are likely to sign him for the remainder of the season, so deep league owners who can afford to cut bait on unproductive players should consider Beasley as an option.

Beasley signed a second 10-day contract with the Heat on Sunday.

Beasley has already played in six games for the Heat, averaging 23.6 minutes on the court per contest. Given the Heat's current struggles with injuries and lack of depth in the frontcourt, it's entirely possible for the 26-year-old to get signed on for the rest of the season.

Beasley recorded a season-high of 18 points (9-17 FG, 0-2 FT) during Saturday's overtime victory against the Kings, while also adding seven rebounds, two steals and a blocked shot in 38 minutes.

Beasley continues to make his case to the Heat to sign him for the rest of the season, as he's currently on his second 10-day contract. It was also a season-high in minutes for the forward, as the team was dealing with injuries to Luol Deng (thigh), Goran Dragic (back) and Hassan Whiteside (ankle), causing Beasley to play more minutes than he's used to. He will likely move back to playing in the mid-to-low 20's for minutes once those players are back, although the Heat could continue to give him extended run if his production remains this high. He's a player to watch moving forward.

Beasley will sign a second 10-day contract with the Heat when his first deal expires, the Associated Press reports.

Beasley earned another contract from the Heat by tallying double-digit points in three of his last four games. If he continues playing well the Heat figure to sign him for the remainder of the season.