Granger was listed as active against the Raptors on Sunday, but did not receive any playing time.

Granger's lack of minutes on Sunday was coach's decision. He is still active, but it will be difficult for him to crack the rotation with Luol Deng starting and the apparent onset of James Ennis. Even if he does come back, he will be competing for minutes and will split time as a back up forward.

Granger (hamstring) will be active for Sunday's game against the Raptors but is unlikely to play.

Granger is yet to make his debut in a Heat uniform as he continues to nurse a hamstring issue. While he has a chance to play Sunday, it looks as though Tuesday's matchup with the Rockets may be a more realistic possibility.

Granger (hamstring) will not play in Saturday's game against the 76ers, the Miami Herald reports.

Granger hasn't made an appearance this season as he continues to deal with a pesky hamstring injury. His next opportunity to get on the court will be against the Raptors on Sunday.

Granger is still dealing with a tight hamstring and is considered day-to-day.

He was a limited participant in Friday's practice and should be considered a game-time decision for Saturday's game.

Granger is dealing with a sore hamstring and was unable to come off the bench for Wednesday's season opener against the Wizards, the Associated Press reports.

Granger was dealing with an illness towards the latter end of the preseason and recently picked up the hamstring injury which was unannounced prior to Wednesday's game. Although, he was technically listed as active and could have been called into action had coach Erik Spoelstra needed him off the bench. The 31-year-old's next opportunity to make his 2014-15 season debut will be Saturday against the 76ers.

Granger is dealing with flu-like symptoms and did not travel with the team for Friday's game in Memphis.

He should be considered questionable for the start of the season, but given his track record of being unable to stay on the court, he's not worth a draft pick in most formats.

Granger produced 12 points (5-8 FG, 2-4 3Pt, 0-1 FT) and a team-high four assists in 22 minutes during Miami's preseason opener Saturday night versus New Orleans.

Granger played quite well in his Heat debut, converting a team best two three-pointers, while shooting an outstanding percentage overall. Furthermore, he got his new teammates involved with four assists. The veteran and James Ennis should compete for minutes at small forward off Miami's bench this season.

Granger (knee) went through a full practice session Saturday, Ira Winderman of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.

Granger revealed Friday that he underwent knee surgery during the offseason, but it would seem he has recovered from the procedure, as he made it through the Heat's first practice of training camp without issue. Granger is on track to open the season as the backup small forward behind Luol Deng.

Appearing at Heat Media Day, Granger revealed he underwent knee surgery over the summer, the Miami Herald reports.

Granger has a lengthy history of knee problems so the news isn't the best way to start the new season. Granger admitted he will under a strict maintenance program, further limiting his fantasy value.

Unrestricted free agent Danny Granger has agreed to a two-year, $4.2 million deal with the Heat.

Granger will take the bi-annual exception with Miami, and will have a player option on the second season. Granger's days of a being a star player are behind him, but he's a solid locker room guy, and maybe he can be a decent role player for Miami. Through 12 games with the Clippers last season Granger averaged 8.0 points, and 2.3 rebounds on 42.9 percent shooting, so he is clearly no longer a fantasy option in any league.

Danny Granger reportedly doesn't plan to opt in on his 2014-15 contract that would pay him $1.36 million, however he does have interest in returning to Clippers.

Granger didn't do much in his 30 games with the Clippers, averaging just 8.0 points, 2.3 rebounds on 42.9 percent shooting. Once a fantasy stud, Granger is far removed from his prime and whether he's with the Clippers or a different team next year, he's not likely to have any fantasy value.

Danny Granger (hamstring) returned to action on Saturday, scoring three points in 12 minutes during a Game 1 loss to the Warriors.

Granger shot 1-of-6 from the field in 12 minutes. The Clippers' bench as a whole struggled with the exception of Glen Davis, who fired up the crowd while notching six points, six boards, three assists and three steals in 22 very active minutes.

Danny Granger (strained hamstring) will play in Game 1 vs. the Warriors on Saturday.

"He looked good," said Doc Rivers. "For a guy who hasn't played, he looked good." Granger isn't likely to play many minutes, especially since the Clippers are at full strength for the first time since mid-November, but his return gives L.A. one more weapon to counter the Warriors' prodigious perimeter game.

Danny Granger (hamstring) will practice on Thursday and is expected to play on Saturday.

He's been out since Mar. 27 with his hamstring strain and he's likely to be limited in his return. Granger's numbers are a little better with the Clippers compared to what he was putting up with the Pacers earlier this season, but he's not going be asked to do much as the Clippers make a playoff run.

Danny Granger, who has been out with a hamstring injury, could practice for the Clippers on Thursday or Friday.

Doc Rivers is hoping to have him back for the playoffs and all indications are that he will be ready to play. He won't be a huge part of what the Clippers do, but could help them win some playoff games if he can get hot off the bench occasionally.

Danny Granger (hamstring) shot around with the Clippers on Friday and hopes to return for the first game of the playoffs.

Granger's return to health is good news for the Clips' playoff chances, but it won't matter to fantasy owners with the regular season quickly winding down. L.A. can afford to ease him slowly back into the mix with J.J. Redick healthy and Jamal Crawford (calf) expected to play on Saturday.

Danny Granger (hamstring) is expected to miss the rest of the regular season.

He'll miss his fourth game tonight and the Clippers really won't miss him much. They're getting J.J. Redick back and could also play him at small forward along with Matt Barnes and Jared Dudley. Granger, a former first-round pick in fantasy drafts a few seasons ago, is not someone worth monitoring in the offseason.

Danny Granger strained hamstring will sideline him for at least three games.

Granger will head back to L.A. for treatment in the hopes that he can return to action in the Clippers' home game on Thursday, April 3. His absence means a few more minutes for Jared Dudley and Matt Barnes.

Danny Granger (hamstring) will not play on Saturday night vs. the Rockets.

He pulled his hamstring and was re-evaluated today. There is no word on whether he received an MRI, but chances are Granger is going to miss time. He can be cut across the board.

Danny Granger suffered a strained left hamstring on Thursday and did not return.

He walked back to the locker room under his own power and he will be re-evaluated on Friday. Granger could get an MRI and chances are he's going to miss at least a game considering his injury history.