The Heat remain undecided on whether or not to sign unrestricted FA Josh Harrellson. Harrellson has been brought in twice for a workout now, but Miami "is still giving thought" to signing him. The fact that the team has now seen him work out twice and remains uncertain about signing him isn't an encouraging sign, but the club is likely just doing its due diligence.

Josh Harrellson is being brought into Miami for a "one-week tryout , with no contract guarantee in place," a source tells the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. Harrellson's tweet on Monday sent some into speculating rampantly about whether or not he was set to sign with the Heat, but Jorts will simply be brought in to try to make the roster. He's got a decent shot of earning a training camp invite given how long the team has been sniffing around him.

Updating a previous item, Josh Harrellson will be joining the Het's "pre-camp" in an effort to earn an invite to training camp. It's a bit surprising that Jorts wasn't able to land a guaranteed offer, but he fits a need in Miami as a sharpshooting big man off the bench. If signed, he'd offer no consistent fantasy value but his towel waving could rival that of the departed Ronny Turiaf.

Josh Harrellson tweeted on Monday that he's "heading to Miami for hopefully the next 9 months." Normally we wouldn't read the tea leaves to this extent, but Jorts was just in Miami to be worked out by the Heat and the team remains in search of a big man. With no reported interest in guys like Andray Blatche or Darko Milicic, we could very well see Harrellson wind up with the Heat.

The Timberwolves are not interested in unrestricted FA Josh Harrellson. Minnesota wants someone with more length than Harrellson offers. If the team is going to bring in a big man who can shoot it, it would make sense for the Timberwolves to simply retain Anthony Tolliver.

Josh Harrellson will visit "three more teams" over the next week or two, according to his agent. Harrellson worked out for the Heat but left without a contract, and his agent wouldn't name the teams courting the big man. Miami could definitely use another big man, but it doesn't seem like the Heat have a pressing desire to sign Jorts. He's unlikely to be on the fantasy radar no matter where he ultimately signs.

Josh Harrellson is one of "several big men the Heat have recently worked out," a source tells the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. We noted on Thursday that the Heat have also taken a look at Chris Andersen, and it sounds like those two are the front-runners at the current time to land a roster spot. Beat writer Ira Winderman also lists Andray Blatche and Darko Milicic as options, though there has been nothing to suggest Miami is seriously targeting either player.

Unrestricted FA Josh Harrellson is working out for the Heat on Thursday, a source tells ESPN's Tom Haberstroh. Miami is still looking for some depth in the size department and it's pretty interesting that they're working out Harrellson and have yet to make a serious inquiry about Andray Blatche's availability. Regardless, Harrellson would fit well with the Heat, a team that could use a big man who can hit the 3-point shot and stretch the floor. Harrellson made 33.9 percent of 3-pointers during his rookie season last year.

Rockets waive C Josh Harrellson. Harrellson was traded to the Rockets as part of the deal that sent Marcus Camby to the Knicks back in July. The Rockets needed to make a cut after they signed Carlos Delfino and Harrellson was the unfortunate casualty. He's a three-point shooting big man that may draw interest on the free agent market from a team looking for that skill set.

Josh Harrellson was traded to the Rockets in the Marcus Camby deal on Monday. Jorts was a sneaky fantasy play every once in a while last year, and as a 3-point shooting big man he'll warrant some attention if he can luck his way into some minutes. We've yet to see a report that the Rockets are interested in keeping him around.