Harris (toe) is out Tuesday against the Rockets, Eddie Sefko of the Mavericks' official site reports.

Harris will join Chandler Parsons (knee) on the inactive list for Game 2 of the opening round of the playoffs. With both of these players on the shelf, look for Al-Farouq Aminu and Raymond Felton to each see additional run, with Richard Jefferson and Charlie Villanueva potentially seeing more time off the bench. Look for Harris to be a game-time decision for Friday's Game 3.

Harris (toe) went through shootaround Tuesday but remains questionable to play in Game 2 against Houston, Brad Townsend of the Dallas Morning News reports.

Harris aggravated his sprained toe Sunday, and he remains questionable to play in Tuesday's Game 2. Coach Rick Carlisle said he'll wait to issue an update on both Harris and Chandler Parsons (knee) until later in the afternoon.

Harris (toe) is questionable for Tuesday's Game 2 matchup with the Rockets, Jenny Dial Creech of the Houston Chronicle reports.

Harris aggravated a previous toe issue in Game 1 Sunday, leaving his status for Game 2 up in the air. With the playoffs on hand, it would be surprising if he doesn't give it a go if at all possible, but that should be determined at some point Tuesday before the opening tip-off.

Harris (toe) is doubtful to return in Saturday's game.

Harris re-aggravated an injury he sustained Monday to his right big toe. He scored two points on three shots in Game 1 against the Rockets. Harris' status for Monday's game remains unclear.

Harris (toe) is officially listed as questionable for Saturday's Game 1 against Houston, Mark Berman of Fox 26 in Houston reports.

Harris has a sprained big toe on his left foot, and he told reporters Thursday that he anticipates playing in Game 1. As such, the "questionable" designation is likely precautionary leading up to Saturday's contest.

Harris (toe) is expected to be ready for Saturday's playoff opener against Houston, Earl Sneed of Mavs.com reports.

Harris sprained his toe Monday and was held out of action Wednesday, likely as a precaution. Barring a setback in practice Friday, Harris should be available off the bench for Rick Carlisle in Game 1.

Harris (toe) will not play Wednesday against the Blazers, Eddie Sefko of the Dallas Morning News reports.

Harris left Monday's game with a sprained toe, and he'll remain out Wednesday with the hope that he'll be as close to 100 percent as possible for Dallas' playoff opener this weekend. Raymond Felton and J.J. Barea will absorb Harris minutes Wednesday.

Harris received negative X-ray results on his toe after Monday's premature departure from the court against the Jazz, Earl K. Sneed of Mavs.com reports.

Harris should still be considered day-to-day moving forward even though he got good news ahead of his team's impending playoff campaign. Wednesday's regular season finale against Portland may ultimately be played without Harris since it would be risky to compete on a banged up toe with a playoff spot already in hand.

Updating a previous note, Harris (toe) will not play Monday against the Jazz, Earl Sneed of Mavs.com reports.

Harris was initially given the green light to play after resting Sunday, but he's now being held out with a toe injury. This is the first we've heard of the issue, and at this point it's unclear how serious it might be. Expect J.J. Barea to see a larger role in Harris' absence.

Harris is expected to play Monday but he'll come off the bench, Dwain Price of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports.

Harris, who rested Sunday, will be available off the bench as J.J. Barea gets the nod with Monta Ellis (rest) out.

Harris will not play in Sunday's game against the Lakers, Dwain Price of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports.

With Dallas locked in to the No. 7 seed, expect to see plenty of Mavs resting as the regular season approaches its conclusion. Harris should be available for Monday's game in Utah, and with the Mavs likely resting other players, he could even get some extra minutes. The Mavs are also expected to rest another player Sunday night, but they've yet to reveal who it will be.

Harris exploded for 21 points, two rebounds, nine assists, and three steals in 29 minutes of action Friday against the Nuggets.

Harris is averaging 8.7 points, 3.1 assists, 1.0 steals, and 1.2 threes for the season -- just barely enough to give him value in competitive 14-man leagues. Friday's performance was an anomaly, considering that the Mavericks scored 144 points.

Harris scored 12 points Wednesday in a win over the Suns. He finished 5-of-9 from the field and 2-of-3 from the free-throw line.

Harris' 12 point performance was the first time he has scored in double-figures since a 16-point effort on March 20.

Harris scored nine points on 4-of-7 shooting Wednesday. He added three assists and one steal in the win over the Thunder.

Harris played 19 minutes and narrowly missed becoming the eighth Mavs player to score in double-figures.

Harris (illness) came off the bench Tuesday in a win over the Spurs. He finished the game with nine points (3-8 FG, 1-3 3Pt, 2-2 FT) and had exactly one rebound, assist, block and steal in 26 minutes.

Harris left Sunday's game early with an illness but played his usual amount Tuesday. In his past five games, he's been held scoreless twice but also has a 16-point game during that stretch.

Harris (illness) will play in Tuesday's game against the Spurs, Earl K. Sneed of Mavs.com reports.

Harris was considered questionable for Tuesday's game but will ultimately shake off his stomach illness to assume his normal role off the bench behind Rajon Rondo.

Harris (illness) is expected to play in Tuesday's game against the Spurs, Earl K. Sneed of Mavs.com reports.

Harris left Sunday's game against the Suns during the first half, and while Mavs coach Rick Carlisle indicated that the guard isn't quite 100 percent healthy, it sounds as if Harris will be able to play in Tuesday's game. He could even get a few extra minutes of playing time, with J.J. Barea (ankle) sidelined for at least one more game.

Harris is considered questionable for Tuesday's game against the Spurs.

Harris' illness forced him to leave Sunday's game during the first-half and apparently could keep him sidelined even further. With fellow point guard J.J. Barea (ankle) already ruled out for Tuesday, if Harris is inactive or even limited, Raymond Felton may be forced into the Mavericks' backcourt rotation.

Harris left Sunday's game against the Suns in the first half feeling ill, and he is questionable to rejoin the contest, Eddie Sefko of dallasnews.com reports.

With J.J. Barea (ankle) already out, Harris was in line to pick up a few extra minutes. If Harris is unable to return, the Mavs will likely need more minutes out of Rajon Rondo, with Raymond Felton possibly entering the rotation.

Harris led the Dallas bench in scoring Friday with 16 points on 5-of-6 shooting. He was 3-of-3 from behind the arc and added four rebounds and three assists in the loss to Memphis.

Harris has scored in double-figures in three of the last four games, with the lone exception coming in the game in which he left early with an illness.