Eddy Curry was absent from Friday's game against the Sixers in order to attend his grandmother's funeral.

Curry has only appeared in 10 games this season and hasn't played since Jan. 19.

Eddy Curry's weight is reportedly under 300 pounds.

This might be intriguing if we were reporting it in 2008. Curry was never a good fantasy player and there are no guarantees he'll play 20 minutes in another NBA game in his career.

Eddy Curry, who is said to have been as large as 400 pounds at times in the past few years, stepped on an NBA court for the first time since 2009 and finished with six points on 2-of-3 shooting with three rebounds in six minutes.

For all of his self-inflicted moves, it's good to see him shed a bunch of weight and get back on the court. And interestingly, the Miami beat writers seem to think he can contribute. We'll need way more than that before entertaining an add, even though the Heat aren't exactly stocked at center.

Eddy Curry will be active for Thursday's game against the Lakers.

Curry will dress, but may not play. He hasn't appeared in an NBA game since Dec. 17 of 2009. We'd expect 5-7 minutes at most.

Eddy Curry has reportedly lost "around 100 lbs." and could make his debut for the Heat on Thursday against the Lakers.

Curry admitted that he still gets winded easily, but the fact that he's lost near 100 lbs. is nothing short of remarkable. Many are anxious to see what he has in the tank, but he is not on the fantasy radar.

Eddy Curry could make his heat debut on Thursday against the Lakers.

Erik Spoelstra hasn't guaranteed that Curry will play, saying "If it doesn't happen (Thursday) or this week, it's soon." Either way, Curry is far off the fantasy radar after appearing in just 10 games since the start of the 2008-09 campaign.

Eddy Curry (hip) practiced on Monday.

The oft-injured Curry will not play in Tuesday's game against the Warriors. He's appeared in a total of 10 games since the start of the 2008-09 season.

Eddy Curry (hip) is "getting closer" to being cleared for full contact.

Erik Spoelstra has been "very encouraged" by Curry's progress, but fantasy owners know to avoid him like the plague.

Erik Spoelstra said that Eddy Curry is getting healthier.

Curry still hasn't made his Miami debut. The head coach reiterated that the big man is a "big-picture" project, and the Heat aren't rushing him to hit the court. There isn't any fantasy value here, and it's a guessing game as to when he might actually see some regular season action at this point.

Eddy Curry (hip) did not play on Tuesday against the Celtics.

We're not going to update his status everyday, and instead we'll just call him out 'indefinitely.' And we're not going tell an Eddy Curry joke, either.

Eddy Curry (hip) will not play on Christmas.

As expected. Curry is just not there yet, and at this point, we'll believe it when we see it with the big man.

Eddy Curry seems likely to make the final roster.

There was some chatter Curry might get cut, but the Heat probably wouldn't have ever brought him in if it was just to cut him prior to camp. He'll continue to work himself into game shape in the hopes of earning a spot in the rotation.

Eddy Curry sat out Monday's practice due to his lingering hip injury.

Just like old times with Curry in Miami so far. He might get healthy and contribute at some point, but that doesn't mean he'll be worth putting on your fantasy team.

Eddy Curry (hip) worked out before practice but did not participate in team drills.

Curry supposedly came to camp in the best shape of his life, but he's been unable to practice over the last few days. We might believe Curry if he could show an ability to stay on the floor.

Eddy Curry (hip flexor) is not practicing.

Curry hasn't even been made available to be seen by the media, but we should have all expected this to happen. The big man is being called day-to-day for now.

The Heat have officially signed Eddy Curry.

Curry has apparently made some progress in his life-long effort to get into basketball shape, and it's believed the Heat gave him a one-year deal for the minimum. He'll join Juwan Howard in Miami's 'just in case' bench unit.

Eddy Curry will reportedly sign with the Heat on Friday.

The Curry to Miami rumors have been swirling for quite some time, but it sounds like he may finally show to training camp this season. He's supposedly "slimmer," but considering how large he once was, that's not saying much. He'll have to impress in training camp in a big way.

Famed trainer Tim Grover said recently that Eddy Curry's weight is down, that he is in NBA basketball shape, and will be ready to go once the lockout ends.

First of all, this is simply hard to believe. Secondly, the last time he was a healthy and effective NBA player, he was still a fantasy disaster. Regardless of what good news you hear about Curry going forward, do not get suckered into drafting him in your fantasy league.

Eddy Curry did not play in Saturday's exhibition game, as scheduled.

Chances are he isn't in any physical condition to play, so his handlers pulled him from the action. And if that isn't the case, that's what everybody thinks, anyway. Curry has been working out with respected trainer Tim Grover and allegedly weighs 300 pounds, but we'll believe it when we see it.

Eddy Curry has lost 28 pounds this summer and now weighs 300 pounds, according to respected trainer Tim Grover.

Curry has had flirtations with the Heat for a while, but he weighed 350 pounds last March and they asked him to shed at least 40. He's still only 28 years old and possesses more offensive punch than most guys his size, and Miami might be willing to take a chance on him for the veterans' minimum.