Bosh scored 15 points (4-12 FG, 1-4 3Pt, 6-8 FT) with four rebounds and two assists in 20 minutes in the blowout loss to Houston on Saturday.

Coach Eric Spoelstra pulled the starters early in the game with another contest on Sunday. Bosh has scored 17.7 points and grabbed 6.7 rebounds in his three games since returning from a calf injury.

Bosh (calf) scored 20 points in his return to action Monday against the Magic. He added eight rebounds, one assist, and one steal in 33 minutes of action.

Bosh had missed several games with the ailment, and it appears he wasn't bothered by it in Monday's performance. Still, there were some concerns of the ailment lingering, so owners can enjoy his production while he's on the court, while understanding that he may need to rest at some point.

Bosh (calf) will suit up Monday against the Magic.

Bosh is back in the fold after an eight-game absence, and a revised frontcourt starter, Chris Andersen, will greet the big man. While Bosh may not receive his typical 35 minutes per game, he remains a great bet to produce across the board.

Coach Erik Spoelstra said he's still waiting on final clearance for Bosh (calf), but he expects the forward to play Monday against Orlando, Ira Winderman of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.

It would be a major surprise if Bosh is not cleared, but he may be a bit of a risky play in daily formats, having missed more than two weeks of action. In seven December games prior to the injury, Bosh averaged 21.6 points and 6.7 rebounds per game while shooting 55.5 percent from the field and 40.7 percent from three.

Bosh (calf) is listed as probable for Monday's game against the Magic after participating in the morning shootaround.

Outside of their cathartic win over the Cavaliers, the Heat have struggled without Bosh, going 3-5 since his injury. If he plays, he'll be risky for daily players because of possible minute restrictions.

Bosh (calf) is listed as probable for Monday's game against the Magic after participating in the morning shootaround.

Outside of their cathartic win over the Cavaliers, the Heat have struggled without Bosh, going 3-5 since his injury. If he plays, he'll be risky for daily players because of possible minute restrictions.

Bosh (calf) went through a full practice on Sunday, the Sun Sentinel reports. "He was able to go through all of it," Coach Erik Spoelstra said.

It appears Bosh's return may come soon, as he went without any setbacks in Sunday's practice. Bosh has missed several games with his ailment and should be considered a game-time decision for Monday. He'll still be a risky play for daily contests, but playing him in weekly leagues could pay off.

Bosh (calf) will not play Saturday against the Grizzlies, Ira Winderman of the Sun Sentinel reports.

This will be the eighth game Bosh has missed with this lingering calf injury. It appears that Bosh is nearing a return, but he has been a game-time decision for many of the games he's missed with the injury. Continue to consider him day-to-day, but don't be surprised if he ends up missing double-digit games before he does come back.

Bosh (calf) will test his calf out in practice Friday with an aim toward returning to action Saturday, the Sun-Sentinel reports.

Bosh has missed the Heat's last seven games with a srained calf. While these types of injuries can be troublesome and sometimes linger, the fact that the Heat have bene patient with getting Bosh back into the lineup should help him stay healthy once he is back in the lineup.

Bosh (calf) will not play in Thursday's game against the Cavaliers, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.

Bosh had an outside shot to return to action Thursday, but it turns out he will miss his seventh straight game. Chris Andersen figures to make another start in his place on Christmas Day.

Bosh (Calf) isn't expected to play Thursday against the Cavaliers on Thursday, Yahoo! Sports reports.

Bosh didn't play Tuesday but his status for Thursday hadn't been ruled out yet. While that still is the case, coach Erik Spoelstra's indicated he doesn't plan on Bosh playing, suggesting he isn't ready to return yet. If he can't go, Chris Andersen figures to see a good chunk of minutes again in his place.

Bosh (calf) has been ruled out for Tuesday's game against Philadelphia, Joe Goodman of the Miami Herald reports.

As anticipated, Bosh will sit out Tuesday with the goal of returning for Thursday's showdown with LeBron James and the Cavaliers. Bosh was non-committal about his Christmas Day status, however, so be sure to monitor his condition leading up to the 5:00 PM ET tip. Bosh has missed five straight games and was averaging 21.6 points and 6.7 rebounds per game prior to the injury.

Bosh (calf) is hoping to play on Christmas Day against the Cavaliers, Joseph Goodman of the Miami Herald reports.

Bosh will miss his fifth straight game Sunday, and he's unlikely to play Tuesday against Philadelphia. While a Christmas return is Bosh's hope, he added that it's not a priority and he won't force his way back onto the court if he's not truly ready. In the meantime, Shawne Williams should continue to see increased run in Bosh's place.

Bosh (calf) will not play against the Celtics on Sunday, the Miami Herald reports.

This will be the fifth-consecutive game that Bosh is sidelined with continuing calf issues. It's possible that the Heat are waiting until he's completely healthy before having him return to the lineup to prevent further injury. At any rate, his next opportunity to get on the court will come against the Sixers on Tuesday.

Bosh (calf) will be out Friday Ira Winderman of the South Florida Sentinel reports.

This will mark the fourth straight game Bosh will miss with this lingering calf injury. The team has not disclosed more than calling him day-to-day, though it would not be a surprise to see Bosh miss another week or even two. Expect Miami to continue to play small ball as long as Bosh sits out.

Bosh (calf) will not play Wednesday against the Jazz, Tony Jones of the Salt Lake Tribune reports.

The situation surrounding Bosh's calf issue remains cloudy, as he'll remain out for the second straight game and is without a defined timetable. Bosh indicated Monday that he could miss a few weeks, though the team is yet to offer anything more than a day-to-day prognosis. Further details should emerge in the near future, but continue to check Bosh's status on a game-to-game basis until further notice. In his absence Wednesday, expect Udonis Haslem to make another start at power forward.

Bosh (calf) could be out for a while, the Miami Herald reports.

Bosh indicated "wear and tear" was possibly the cause of the calf strain. Reportedly, if he played through the injury "the muscle could tear away from the bone." The report somewhat refutes an earlier one by the Palm Beach Post, which indicated it would be a day-by-day issue. His situation seems even more cloudy than before, but will likely clear up more as the Heat's game against the Nets on Tuesday approaches.

Bosh (calf) described his injury as a "wear-and-tear thing," the Palm Beach Post reports. "It wasn't anything that happened in particular, no one play," he said.

In light of this news, it appears Bosh may not be missing too much time with the specific injury. However, there's a chance this ailment lingers on during the season, and owners shouldn't be surprised if he sits a few games to rest during later stretches of the season. Expect him to be a game-time decision moving forward.

Bosh (calf) will not play Sunday against the Bulls.

Bosh suffered a strained calf against the Jazz on Friday and will join frontcourt teammates Chris Andersen and Josh McRoberts in sitting out Sunday. The Heat have not offered comment on the severity of the injury, but it doesn't look to be anything that will keep him out for an extended period. Consider Bosh questionable to play Tuesday in Brooklyn. In his absence, Shawne Williams and Justin Hamilton should see increased run.

Bosh scored 14 points (5-12 FG, 1-3 3Pt, 3-5 FT) and added two rebounds, one assist and one block in 33 minutes of action against the Nuggets on Wednesday.

This was a bit of an off night for Bosh as he shot less than 50 percent from the field and couldn't seem to grab any rebounds. Bosh has been playing very well lately and there is no reason to believe that should stop now; he has been a top 15 fantasy player thus far this year and that shouldn't stop as the Heat need his production.