Harris will remain in the starting lineup against the Jazz on Friday, the Salt Lake Tribune reports.

Despite the return of Wilson Chandler (thigh), Harris will stay in the starting lineup for the time being. Although it's doubtful that Harris will continue to get the starting nod moving forward.

Harris put up nine points (3-10 FG, 1-5 3Pt, 2-2 FT), two assists, and one steal in 26 minutes against the Suns on Wednesday.

Harris has seen an influx of minutes of late with multiple injuries in Denver. The determining factor for his amount of run depends on Wilson Chandler (thigh), who is on track to return Friday against the Jazz.

Harris will start Wednesday's game versus the Suns, the Arizona Republic reports.

Harris is in the starting five for a second consecutive game due the absence of Wilson Chandler, who is dealing with a sore left adductor. In Monday's nod against the Nets, Harris posted 10 points (4-12 FG, 1-6 3Pt, 1-3 FT), two rebounds, and one block in 26 minutes.

Harris will start at shooting guard Monday.

Darrell Arthur will move to the bench against the Nets, as Harris enters the starting backcourt alongside Ty Lawson. Danilo Gallinari will move up to small forward, while Jusuf Nurkic remains entrenched as the starting center.

Harris scored eight points (3-8 FG, 2-4 3Pt) and added four rebounds, one assist, and three steals in 24 minutes against the Suns Friday.

Harris has appeared in only four games this season, three of which were decided early in the contest. Friday marks the second time Harris was given extended minutes - both of which during games when the Nuggets were nursing a safe lead - and again he was impressive. But until the Nuggets show a willingness to use Harris in a close game, he will only have value in dynasty league formats.

Harris scored 13 points (6-10 FG, 1-5 3Pt, 0-1 FT) and added three rebounds, two assists, two steals, and a block in 18 minutes during Friday's win over the Pacers.

With Randy Foye (knee) out, Harris made his NBA debut. And with the Nuggets up big early, Harris was allowed some extended run. Among the more impressive elements of the rookie's debut was that he turned the ball over only once. Foye's injury appears short term, and both players remain behind Arron Afflalo on the depth chart, so Harris' usefulness after Friday is probably limited. Nonetheless, it was an impressive showing for the freshman, and one fantasy managers should remember if Harris gets a more long-term opportunity.

Harris hasn't seen any action over Denver's first four games of the season.

The rookie is currently buried on the depth chart at shooting guard and is a long shot to receive much time on the court this season for the Nuggets. Barring a situation where Denver's roster is depleted by injuries, Harris is a prime candidate to sit on the waiver wire over the stretch of the 2014-15 campaign.

Gary Harris was on the bad end of the spectrum on Sunday, making just 1-of-12 from the field for nine points with five boards, one assist, two steals and two turnovers

He put up 33 points on Saturday and the Bulls put a choke-hold on his ability to attack the rim. Harris' big game was obviously a fluke, but at least we know he's capable of being a big-time scorer. It'll likely be a couple years before he's getting minutes in the high 20s.

Gary Harris was spectacular vs. the Raptors on Saturday, scoring 30 points with four rebounds, two assists, two steals and five 3-pointers.

He shot 10-of-17 from the field on his way to a very efficient game. Harris could have been a lottery pick, but he slipped all the way down to 19 in the draft. The Spartan is in a bad spot for playing time and will have to somehow leapfrog Arron Afflalo and/or Randy Foye. That's not going to happen any time soon.

Nuggets sign G Gary Harris.

He was a full participant in the second day of mini-camp on Wednesday and he'll be ready to go in Las Vegas Summer League. Harris was expected to go in the lottery, but fell to 19th in the draft last month. The Nuggets won't have much playing time available for him with Arron Afflalo and Randy Foye more than capable of handling the minutes at shooting guard. Plus, Nate Robinson (knee) could back in the early part of the season.

General manager Tim Connelly said on Friday that Gary Harris is a "long-term play."

"I think Brian is an 'open competition' coach, and if [Harris and Jusuf Nurkic] come in and earn minutes, great," Connelly said. "But I like what's in front of them and I like the guys they are going to be able to learn from." The Nuggets got themselves a bit of a steal with Harris at 19, who some had projected as a top-10 pick. The addition of Arron Afflalo doesn't help Harris, so he's not on the radar in re-drafts.