Pelle Larsson signed a four-year extension with the Heat last month. However, training camp hasn’t gone as smoothly. Larsson has been dealing with a persistent illness, according to the Miami Herald’s Anthony Chiang. He tried to play in the Heat’s…

Miami Heat guard Pelle Larsson is dealing with a lingering illness that forced him out of Saturday's preseason game against Minnesota early. Larsson participated in limited practice work on Tuesday and remains questionable for Wednesday's contest against the Brooklyn Nets as he gradually increases his workload.
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