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Pelle Larsson is easing back into work with the Miami Heat after an illness left him dealing with headaches for roughly a week, putting another preseason appearance in doubt. Larsson participated in some of Tuesday’s practice. The guard said he…

Miami Heat guard Pelle Larsson is gradually easing back into basketball activities after suffering from constant headaches for about a week due to illness. Larsson returned to limited practice on Tuesday, marking his first day waking up without a headache, but his status for Wednesday's preseason game against the Brooklyn Nets remains uncertain.
The ongoing illness previously forced Larsson to miss an exhibition against the New Orleans Pelicans on October 8. Although he returned to score 14 points against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Saturday, he departed early due to recurring symptoms and subsequently sat out Monday's practice session.
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