Orlando Magic guard Gary Harris (hamstring) was officially listed as questionable when the injury report first came out, and head coach Jamahl Mosley confirmed that to still be the case. During shootaround on Friday morning, Mosley was asked if Harris was likely to play and he said, "He went through walk-through. He's going to go through his shooting slot, so he'll still be more of a game-time decision." While it's encouraging that he went through the walk-through and is still scheduled to get his shooting in, there could be some discomfort leading up to game time. DFS managers will want to monitor his situation if thinking about using him in any lineups.
Orlando Magic guard/forward Gary Harris (hamstring) is considered a game-time call for Friday's Game 6 against Cleveland. He suffered a right hamstring strain in Game 5, exiting the contest early. Harris has started all five games for the Magic in the playoffs, averaging 26.2 minutes. However, he hasn't been very productive, posting only 3.8 points, 2.0 rebounds, and 1.2 steals. Markelle Fultz and Cole Anthony could get more playing opportunities on Friday, but the two haven't made any noise in the playoffs and would be risky choices for DFS managers.
Orlando Magic guard/forward Gary Harris suffered a hamstring strain in Tuesday's Game 5 against Cleveland. After averaging 28 minutes in the first four games of the series, the veteran was limited to a 19-minute outing. Harris came up with a pair of blocks in the contest but didn't contribute anything else on the box score, shooting 0-for-3. Jalen Suggs went close to 40 minutes on the night with Harris out of the lineup for the fourth quarter. Markelle Fultz and Cole Anthony could be looked at for bigger contributions in Friday's Game 6 if Harris is unavailable.
Orlando Magic guard Gary Harris (foot) is expected to suit up ahead of Monday's game against the Portland Trail Blazers. He sat out on Saturday but appears to be ready to play again as he has been removed from the injury report. His return to the lineup should push Caleb Houstan back to the second unit. Despite starting, Harris hasn't brought much to the table in terms of fantasy value lately.
Orlando Magic guard Gary Harris (foot) won't play on Saturday against Memphis. The 29-year-old logged 24 minutes in Friday's three-point loss to the Los Angeles Clippers. Yet, he'll sit out the second of back-to-back contests, which isn't unusual. With Jonathan Isaac (hamstring) also getting a breather, Cole Anthony, Markelle Fultz, and Caleb Houstan could see a few additional minutes. However, not enough to make much of a difference from a DFS standpoint.
Orlando Magic guard/forward Gary Harris (foot) won't play against Sacramento on Saturday. The veteran made an early exit on Thursday versus New Orleans and has been downgraded from a questionable status ahead of Saturday's action. Caleb Houstan will cover for him in the starting unit. The 21-year-old has received multiple opportunities as a starter in 2023-24 but has made very little impact from a stats point of view and should be ignored by fantasy managers. Harris, who's nursing a right plantar fascia strain, will get his first chance to return to the court on Wednesday versus Golden State.
Orlando Magic guard Gary Harris (foot) has been ruled out for the rest of Thursday's game against the New Orleans Pelicans. Harris was forced to exit early during this contest due to right foot soreness. The Magic will start Caleb Houstan in his place during the second half of this contest. Fantasy managers should also expect Cole Anthony and Joe Ingles to see bigger roles as well. The Magic should give an update on Harris following Thursday's game.
Orlando Magic guard/forward Gary Harris (calf) isn't on the injury report ahead of Friday's matchup against the Knicks. He came out of the lineup on Wednesday versus Washington as the team completed a back-to-back. Harris is carrying a right calf injury, which needs maintenance. Anthony Black took Harris' starting position on Wednesday and will likely head back to the second unit versus the Knicks. Harris has seen a fair bit of action in the starting five but has only posted mediocre numbers, producing 9.8 points, 2.0 rebounds, 1.9 assists, and 1.3 steals.
Orlando Magic guard/forward Gary Harris (calf) has been ruled out for Wednesday's game against Washington. Heading into Wednesday, Harris was listed as questionable for the game after playing 22 minutes in Tuesday's matchup against Charlotte, but he has now been officially ruled out. The veteran is dealing with a right calf strain, and the team is giving him some extra rest. Cole Anthony and Anthony Black should be the biggest beneficiaries of Harris' absence in a very favorable matchup against a poor defensive team.
Orlando Magic guard/forward Gary Harris (calf) is considered questionable for Wednesday's game against Washington. The Magic are completing a back-to-back and might sit Harris on Wednesday for right calf injury management purposes. Harris' absence would open up a spot in the first unit. Cole Anthony and Anthony Black are the main backups to Harris, while Markelle Fultz (rest) will also be an additional backcourt option on Wednesday after sitting out the first leg of the back-to-back. Washington has the worst defensive rating among all teams but plays with the highest pace in the league, so this is a dream matchup for Magic players.
