Udonis Haslem (stomach virus) will be held out of out Friday's Heat game against the Bobcats. With Haslem out, look for Ronny Turiaf to build on his eight points and a block he was able to tally in 30 minutes in Thursday's game against the Bulls.

Udonis Haslem was moved into the starting lineup and played 11 minutes on Thursday, scoring four points with three rebounds and a steal. Ronny Turiaf was more productive from the bench with eight rebounds and a block in just under 30 minutes, but neither are worth your time in most formats.

Udonis Haslem was moved into the starting lineup for Thursday's game against the Bulls, sending Ronny Turiaf back to a bench role and moving Chris Bosh to center. Beat writer Ira Winderman calls this a "major" change, and it's unclear if he's saying that because the move is permanent or not. Haslem could theoretically garner some fantasy value if he gets starter's minutes and meshes as a 'one,' but we're advising a wait-and-see approach outside of very deep formats.

Udonis Haslem returned from a one-game absence and scored eight points with eight rebounds and an assist. Haslem missed Friday night's game to be with his son who was having a medical procedure, but played his full complement of minutes in this one.

Udonis Haslem revealed on Sunday that the reason he missed Friday's game was so that he could be with his one-year-old son, who was undergoing a minor procedure. His son is said to be doing fine, which is great news. Haslem is back with the team in Boston, and will play on Sunday against the Celtics.

As expected, Udonis Haslem (personal) will return to action vs. the Celtics on Sunday. Haslem's one-game absence allowed Terrel Harris to break into the rotation (playing 12 minutes) but Miami's rotations will return to normal on Sunday.

Udonis Haslem (personal) has been ruled out for Friday night's Heat game against the Raptors. Haslem is not with the team in Toronto for personal reasons, but is expected to rejoin the team in time for Sunday's game against the Celtics. With Mike Miller still out with an ankle injury, Terrel Harris will be active for the Heat on Friday in a backup role.

Udonis Haslem came off the bench for 15 points and nine rebounds in 31 minutes of Tuesday's win over the Suns. Haslem is a forgotten man playing behind Chris Bosh, but got some run with Joel Anthony (ankle) sidelined tonight, with Dexter Pittman starting at center. If the Heat ever chose to start Bosh at center and Haslem at PF, he'd have immediate fantasy value, but it isn't likely to happen.

Udonis Haslem was scoreless on 0-of-5 shooting in 19 minutes vs. the Lakers on Sunday, adding just two rebounds and one assist. Perhaps Haslem's missed jumper in Utah was haunting him. Either way, the return of Chris Bosh will soon shift him back to the bench, which is where the veteran PF belongs at this stage in his career.

Udonis Haslem double-doubled with Chris Bosh (personal) out on Thursday, scoring 11 points on 5-of-12 shooting with 14 rebounds, a steal, and a block in 27 minutes off the bench. This is on the higher end of expectations, but look for similar output for however long Bosh is out. Bosh has already been ruled out for Friday's game against the Jazz, and Sunday's national TV game against the Lakers would be next up on the list.