Miles (calf) has a chance of returning for Wednesday's game.

He returned and played four minutes Friday, but then suffered a calf injury, which kept him out of Saturday's contest. Consider him questionable Wednesday, and with Rodney Stuckey also questionable for that game, there may be fewer minutes to go around on the wing.

Miles (calf) will not play in Saturday's game against the Bulls.

After missing four consecutive games with migraines, Miles returned for Friday's contest, only to suffer a calf injury. Solomon Hill and Chris Copeland should continue to log heavy minutes in the absence of Miles and Rodney Stuckey (foot).

Miles (calf) will miss the remainder of Friday's game against the Nuggets, the Indianapolis Star reports.

Miles had missed the four previous games with severe migraines, but was cleared to play Friday. He then suffered a calf injury early in the contest, which will sideline him for at least the remainder of Friday's contest. Chris Copeland and Solomon Hill would likely receive added minutes if he misses more time.

Miles left Friday's game against the Nuggets with a right calf injury and is questionable to return.

Miles was cleared to come off the bench Friday after missing the previous four games with severe migraines, but it didn't take long for him to succumb to another injury. The Pacers should have an update on his status after halftime. Prior to exiting, Miles went 0-for-2 from the field but sank both of his free-throw attempts in his four minutes of action.

Miles will reportedly come off the bench in his return Friday.

Miles has missed numerous games due to severe migraines, but will make his return Friday. Despite the belief that he would reclaim his starting position right away, Miles will actually come off the bench and may be in line for limited minutes. Solomon Hill will most likely continue to start in his place.

Miles (head) will return to the lineup Friday.

He will likely get his starting job back from Solomon Hill, but he is actually a less exciting option than Hill in fantasy.

Miles (head) will not play in Wednesday's game, the Indianapolis Star's Candace Buckner reports. "I'm not going to get into the symptoms but he's still not ready," coach Frank Vogel said after Wednesday's shootaround.

He is still dealing with migraines, and should be considered day-to-day. In his absence, Chris Copeland and Solomon Hill should remain solid plays in daily leagues.

Miles (head) was able to shoot around at Tuesday's practice but is still dealing with migraine symptoms, Autumn Allison of the Indianapolis Star reports.

Miles has missed three straight games due to migraines, and he's essentially day-to-day going forward. Continue to consider him questionable for Wednesday's meeting with the Heat.

Miles (head) will not play Monday against the Jazz due to a migraine.

Miles missed both of the Pacers' games over the weekend, and Monday will mark his third straight absence. The Pacers haven't said much about the issue, so consider Miles day-to-day and questionable for Wednesday's matchup against the Heat.

Miles (migraine) is listed as questionable for Monday's game against the Jazz.

Miles isn't out of the woods with his migraine just yet, and it seems likely he will be a game-time decision Monday night.

Miles (migraine) will not play Saturday.

This will be the second-straight game that Miles has had to miss with a migraine. The positive news is that he was able to take part in warmups, but the arena lights ended up being too agitating for Miles to deal with. He should be considered day-to-day heading into Monday's game against the Jazz.

Miles (migraine) will be a game-time decision Saturday.

Miles was dealing with a migraine Friday and ultimately had to be sidelined against the Celtics. He plans to take part in pregame warmups Saturday and will determine whether he can give give it a go shortly after.

Miles (migraine) will not play Friday against the Celtics.

Miles is dealing with a severe migraine and won't be able to play Friday. He was going to be coming off the bench, as Chris Copeland was taking over his spot in the starting lineup. This probably won't be a long term injury for Miles, and he'll be day-to-day following this injury.

Miles will move to the bench for Friday's game against the Celtics, the Indianapolis Star reports.

Miles has been shooting a lowly 25 percent from the field this season and will give way to Chris Copeland who has been exceeding expectations off the bench. Unless Copeland falters in his new role as a starter, Miles will be limited off the bench moving forward.

Miles had 13 points (5-12 FG, 1-5 3 Pt, 2-2 FT), four assists, three rebounds, a steal and a block over 32 minutes in Friday's loss to the Grizzlies.

Miles earned the Pacers' starting shooting guard spot during training camp, and has certainly been playing starter minutes, seeing 33 and 32 minutes over the team's first two contests, respectively. He's shooting only 38 percent from the field over the first two games, but with little competition behind him on the bench, the 27-year-old is a relatively safe bet to remain in the starting lineup moving forward.

Miles (calf) has opened training camp as the Pacers' starting small forward, Scott Agness of Vigilant Sports reports.

Miles has been dealing with a right calf strain to begin his Pacers career, but has been able to participate in the majority of practice activities thus far. In fact, Miles has been occupying Indiana's starting small forward position, with fellow offseason signing Rodney Sticky playing shooting guard. Since star Paul George (leg) expected to miss the entire season and second-year player Solomon Hill is still developing, Miles represents the Pacers' most experienced option to start in Paul's vacated position. In 51 games (34 starts) for the Cavs last season, Miles averaged 9.9 points and shot 39 percent on three-pointers in 19.3 minutes per game.

Miles is dealing with a minor undisclosed injury, but is expected to begin the season as the Pacers' starting small forward, Pacers.com's Mark Montieth reports.

Solomon Hill ran with the ones Tuesday, but the fact that Miles could hold the starting job all season means he has to be on the radar of fantasy owners. Hill probably has more upside, but minutes are just as important as talent, and right now the playing time situation appears to favor the veteran, Miles.

Miles has a realistic chance to start for the Pacers in 2014-15, the Indianapolis Star reports.

Miles would have been a bench player had Lance Stephenson opted to stick with the Pacers for the coming season, but when Stephenson elected to sign with the Hornets, a starting role suddenly opened up. Although coach Frank Vogel hasn't yet disclosed what he has in mind for a starting lineup, Miles seems to be the favorite to start at the guard spot opposite George Hill. This wouldn't have been as significant prior to the Paul George season-ending injury, but now that George is out of the mix, Miles -- who averaged 9.9 points with the Cavaliers last season -- should get his chance to contribute more frequently on the offensive end. He'll still have to prove himself to his new coaches and teammates, but with Indiana down two key contributors from 2013-14, the path is much clearer for Miles to claim that starting spot.

C.J. Miles has agreed to a multiple-year contract with the Pacers.

The Cavaliers are reportedly "lukewarm" about trying to re-sign swingman C.J. Miles.

Miles is a steady nine-year veteran who shot just under 40 percent beyond the arc last season, but he also struggled with injuries and the Cavs may be ready to part ways with Jarrett Jack, Dion Waiters, Alonzo Gee and Sergey Karasev all under contract. The Pacers have already met with Miles and are reportedly offering him a chunk of their mid-level exception, somewhere just north of $2 million per season.