Haslem (wrist) three minutes and had two points (1-3 FG) and a board in the win over the Knicks on Monday.Haslem has been limited by a wrist sprain. He has not played more than six minutes since Jan. 27. The veteran's fantasy appeal is limited even when he is completely healthy.

Haslem (wrist) will play Monday against the Knicks, Tim Reynolds of the Associated Press reports.Haslem was considered questionable after aggravating his sprained wrist over the weekend, but he'll give it a go Monday. With Hassan Whiteside (ankle) considered questionable, Haslem could see a few extra minutes off the bench. Still, though, he's not a reliable fantasy contributor.

Haslem (wrist) is officially listed as questionable for Monday's game. Even if he plays, it is not a lock that Haslem will play enough minutes to be useful in most fantasy formats. Continue to monitor his status leading up to Monday's game.

Haslem managed to practice Sunday despite the aggravation from his sprained wrist. Further news on Haslem's availability for Monday's game against the Knicks should be released sometime after the morning shootaround. Even if he ends up playing Monday, the 34-year-old is only averaging 13.2 minutes on the court this season.

Haslem was only on the court for three minutes Sunday against Chicago. He finished with no points and three rebounds. Haslem's reduced role has put a serious cap on his value. He is a solid rebounder when he's on the floor, but he doesn't get enough playing time to warrant owning him on your team.

Haslem has started the last two games at power forward for the Heat. In Tuesday's game, he put up seven points (3-6 FG, 1-2 FT), four rebounds, and two assists in 25 minutes. Even with an expanded role, Haslem is too limited in his production to warrant rostering in anything but the deepest of leagues. His per-36 numbers this season are 8.6 points, 10.8 points, and 0.3 blocks, which wouldn't be good enough to roster in standard leagues even if he were playing enough minutes.

Haslem played 14 minutes on Monday, scoring six points, grabbing six rebounds including four offensive rebounds. Haslem has always been an option for the Heat because of the depth he provides to an otherwise depleted front court. He grabbed four offensive rebounds against the Nets, but this performance is nothing to take note of. Coach Erik Spoelstra is still looking to find a lineup that can generate offense, whether through efficient play or getting second possessions. Assuming Wade (hamstring), Deng (wrist), and McRoberts (toe) will be out for the the time being, Haslem is best utilized in deep leagues for owners who need a slight boost in rebounds.

Haslem (quad) made his season debut and had eight points (4-6 FG) with six rebounds in 14 minutes in the win over Minnesota on Saturday. Haslem missed the first five games of the season. The 34-year-old forward is unlikely to contribute fantasy relevant numbers, but he could provide rebounds in a pinch.

Haslem (quadriceps) is expected to make his season debut Saturday, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports. Haslem has missed the first five games of the season but seems poised to play against Minnesota on Saturday. However, it's still unclear just how much run he'll be given when considering that coach Erik Spoelstra may want to ease him back into action.

Haslem (quad) was a full participant in practice Friday, and is officially listed as questionable for Saturday's game against the Timberwolves. Haslem has been considered day-to-day for a week now, so he should be nearing a return. He hasn't played in a game yet this season, but the Heat could use some extra depth in the frontcourt. As soon as he's back, he'll get most of his reserve minutes at the power forward position.