Los Angeles Clippers forward and NBA Sixth Man of the Year Montrezl Harrell had a good laugh after a fan suggested the Clippers should not re-sign Harrell this offseason.

On Instagram, a user said Harrell's heart is “not where it used to be anymore,” to which Trez responded with multiple “laughing” emojis.

Montrezl Harrell–who will be a free agent later this fall–is in line for a big payday, though it remains to be seen whether the Clippers will bring him back into the fold.

The 26-year-old averaged 18.6 points and 7.1 rebounds during the regular season, establishing himself as a vital member of the rotation.

But Harrell saw his minutes dwindle in Orlando. He averaged under 19 minutes in 13 playoff games and also struggled to clear the glass.

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There are also purported chemistry issues. Harrell criticized the team in January, and he reportedly got into a spat with Paul George during L.A.'s Game 2 loss to the Denver Nuggets.

Jovan Buha of The Athletic previously reported the Clippers were interested in re-signing Harrell. However, L.A.'s subsequent implosion these playoffs, in addition to purported chemistry issues, might make Harrell's status with the Clippers something of an unknown.

Harrell signed Rich Paul of Klutch Sports Group to be his agent, so it seems likely he will attempt to get as much money as he can in free agency. Will the Clippers be willing to pay a potentially hefty sum?

Some Clippers fans seem to prefer the team letting Harrell walk this fall, though the big man thinks the idea he lacks heart is “laughable,” so to speak.