Sixers’ Tobias Harris linked to five free agency suitors

Tobias Harris’ Future in Free AgencyTobias Harris’ Future in Free Agency Tobias Harris, a versatile forward who played for the Philadelphia 76ers, is entering NBA free agency with several teams interested in his services. According to Chris Haynes of Bleacher Report, the San Antonio Spurs, Detroit Pistons, Utah Jazz, New Orleans Pelicans, and Dallas Mavericks are all potential suitors. Harris’ Role and Frustrations Harris expressed some dissatisfaction with his role in the Sixers’ offense, where his involvement often fluctuated despite the presence of top players like Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey. Statistical Profile Last season, Harris averaged 17.2 points, 6.5 rebounds, and 3.1 assists while shooting 48.7% from the field, 35.3% from three-point range, and 87.8% from the free-throw line. Potential Destinations Among the five teams mentioned, the Mavericks appear to be the best option for Harris if he wants to compete for a championship. However, they may need to make some roster adjustments to accommodate his salary. The Spurs, Pistons, and Jazz are in rebuilding mode, while the Pelicans have a strong offensive core led by Zion Williamson. It remains to be seen if Harris can be a part of a quick turnaround for any of these teams. Conclusion Harris is a talented player with playoff experience. His free agency decision will depend on his goals and the opportunities presented to him. The Mavericks offer a chance to compete for a title, while the other teams could provide him with a more prominent role. It will be interesting to see where Harris ultimately lands and how he fits into their respective plans.

Tobias Harris played out his five-year, $180 million contract that he signed with the Philadelphia 76ers in July 2019. He is about to hit NBA free agency with a great opportunity to join a new team for the first time after being traded by the LA. Clippers in 2018-19.

According to Chris Haynes of Bleacher Report, Harris is expected to draw interest from the San Antonio Spurs, Detroit Pistons, Utah Jazz, New Orleans Pelicans and Dallas Mavericks.

Harris sometimes expressed frustrations with his role in the Sixers’ offense during his time with the team, with top players like Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey being top options. Even after James Harden’s departure, Harris’ involvement still had its ups and downs.

Last season, Harris averaged 17.2 points, 6.5 rebounds and 3.1 assists while shooting 48.7% from the floor, 35.3% from beyond the arc and 87.8% from the free throw line. During the regular season, his most common play types were a combination of spot-up (20.1%), transition (18.8%), post-up (12.8%), pick-and-roll ball handler (11, 8%) and insulation. (11.0%).

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If Harris’ goal next season is to compete for a championship, the clearest option could be the Mavericks among these five teams, as they are headed to the NBA Finals before losing in the series 4-1 to the Boston Celtics. However, if the Mavs sign impending free agent Derrick Jones Jr. want to keep it, they may have to open up the mid-level exception to non-taxpayers by reducing salary with a traditional cut to Tim Hardaway Jr.’s soon-to-expire contract. .

The challenge for the Mavericks as a landing spot for Harris would of course be whether Harris feels he would get enough touches playing alongside Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving. The team already has PJ Washington as a long-term option at the starting center and two paint-oriented bigs in Daniel Gafford and Dereck Lively II.

The Spurs, Pistons and Jazz are still rebuilding while already having the best offensive options as focal points. Could Harris be part of a quick turnaround depending on how aggressive either of these teams wants to get with improving the roster?

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For the Pelicans, reports continue to suggest that Brandon Ingram could be traded this summer to continue building around Zion Williamson. While Harris can fill the three spots, he’ll be playing alongside a star player who combines post touches, cuts and filling the dunker spot while the team traditionally plays big on the court. That might not be an ideal landing spot unless New Orleans wants to play Harris heavily in the second unit or gets a stretch five.

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