Gary Harris

The start of Harris' season was half-decent at best as he averaged 10.1 points, 2.5 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game in 30.8 minutes per game throughout the Nuggets' first 18 appearances. However, in what has become a somewhat recurring theme for the 6-foot-4 guard, his season was put on pause due to injury. After missing seven games due to an adductor injury, Harris returned to the rotation, only to re-aggravate it and find himself out due to injury once again. In fact, that game served to be his last appearance in a Nuggets uniform as the seven-year pro was shipped to Orlando as a part of the Aaron Gordon deal on the trade deadline. After finally getting fully healthy from his injury, Harris appeared in 20 games with his new team, averaging 10.2 points, 2.3 assists, 1.6 rebounds in 24.9 minutes per game while starting in all but one of the contests. As we enter the new year, Orlando's backcourt rotation is quite hard to predict due to their plethora of young guards on the roster. The team drafted Jalen Suggs out of Gonzaga with the fifth overall pick while also having Markelle Fultz, RJ Hampton and Cole Anthony all on the roster. While this will certainly be a fresh start for the Magic as they enter the year without Aaron Gordon and Nikola Vucevic on the roster, it is still hard to imagine Harris stepping up and being one of the main options for the team this season. The Michigan State product's numbers did not improve in his first few games with the team last season, and a healthy backcourt puts Harris' minutes in jeopardy. While the 26-year-old guard is still young enough to take the next step as a player, his lack of a complete offensive game over the past few seasons and his uncertain spot in the rotation make Harris a difficult fantasy option to trust this season.