I was aight on him in hs. aight on him @ UT though they made him seem like the second coming. He got no tick in Mil last year, and sucked when I saw him against the Knicks early this year.
he's always been talked about like he was *that* good, ever since HS.
But once I seented him in Orlando against the rockets? sheeeeeiiit. son can PLAY.
orlando is super into metrics now, so anyone they acquire will probably be nerd-friendly. and harris is: effective scorer (especially in orlando), makes threes, high rebounding rate. pretty obvious he should have been playing more in milwaukee.
between him and vucevic, orlando has recently been morey-esque in plucking away underused young guys.
12. "Nicholson been wack lately, but we got a nice core" In response to Reply # 7
Everybody's got opinions on the way you're living but see they can't fill your shoes... Life is made of half-illusions... forty percent confusion, whatever's left I'm using... to keep myself from losing, yeah.
5. "Helping out my fantasy squad!" In response to Reply # 0
He's looking really good. Not sure why he wasn't getting run in Milwaukee. They could have had a helluva young frontcourt in Sanders, Ilyasova and Harris.
9. "yea they don't miss redick one bit. might end up as a steal" In response to Reply # 0
getting him for jj
Tobias Harris had a big night Tuesday for the Orlando Magic. It’s a night in which he should have grabbed all the headlines.
Of course, it was also the night the Los Angeles Lakers came to town and brought back former Magic superstar Dwight Howard, who demonstrated how much he meant to the Magic franchise.
It was the highly publicized Howard return to Orlando. He had a season-high 39-points and tied his NBA record of 39 free-throw attempts. But Harris unfortunately took a back seat to Howard’s return to the place where he logged eight NBA seasons.
Harris had 17 points and a career high 15 rebounds. For the season, he is averaging 7.7 points and 3.4 rebounds a game but certainly turned up his game seven notches against the Lakers. He continually brings up his production since coming from the Milwaukee Bucks in the J.J. Redick deal.
Harris was 7-of-7 from the floor, 3-of-5 in triples against the Lakers, grabbed 15 rebounds and had three blocks. He didn’t have a turnover and has only had one turnover the past two games. In Sundays’ 99-91 win over the Philadelphia 76ers, he was 7-of-16 from the floor and had 15 points plus seven rebounds.
Since he came to Orlando, Harris is averaging 15.6 points, 7.4 points and 1.3 blocks per game. He’s also been hitting around 50 percent of his shots for the Magic.
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