Harris had two assists in seven minutes in the win over Milwaukee on Tuesday. He did not attempt a shot.

Harris continues to rack up reserve minutes. Shots and other counting numbers are going to be hard to come by for the rookie out of Virginia, but his defense gets him on the court in each game.

Harris scored a career-high 12 points (4-6 FG, 4-5 3Pt) with four rebounds and four assists in 21 minutes in the win over Atlanta on Saturday. He fouled out.

Harris has more or less taken Matthew Dellavedova's role and has now averaged 20 minutes in his last three games. If he proves he can hit open 3-pointers and defend wings, he could have fantasy value.

Harris played 19 minutes and contributed six points (1-2 FG, 1-2 3Pt, 3-3 FT) and two rebounds in the Cavaliers' comeback win over Boston on Friday.

The rookie out of Virginia has played 39 minutes in his last two games and is being looked at as a better defender than Dion Waiters and Mike Miller, according to the Akron Beacon Journal. He played the final six minutes of Friday's game and could be of use in deeper leagues.

Harris played two minutes in the Friday win at Denver. He did not score (0-1 FG), but contributed a rebounds, an assist, and a steal.

Harris has only played in garbage time of two games. The rookie out of Virginia will not see enough playing time to be fantasy relevant. He may get some seasoning with the Canton Charge of the NBDL.

Cavs sign G Joe Harris.

It's a three-year deal for a total of $2.7 million. The Cavs could wind up with a shallow team due to having so much money committed to their starting lineup, but Harris is still very unlikely to make it into the rotation.