Orlando Magic guard/forward Gary Harris (groin) will miss his first game of the season Saturday against the Lakers. He left Thursday's battle with the Jazz with a groin problem and has been ruled out for Saturday after initially being considered doubtful for the clash. Harris made his first start of the campaign against Utah when Markelle Fultz (knee) had to skip the game, but he finished scoreless in 14 minutes. He has averaged 8.0 points in 17.8 minutes. Fultz is questionable for Saturday, and Cole Anthony is looking at his first start of the year. He already logged a nice chunk of extra minutes on Thursday, and a start would give his fantasy stock a further boost. Anthony has averaged 15.5 points, 5.2 rebounds, and 5.1 assists in 103 career starts.

Orlando Magic guard Gary Harris (groin) will be active for Wednesday's regular-season opener versus the Houston Rockets. Harris was questionable with a left adductor strain entering the opener but is healthy enough to play. The 29-year-old marksman started 42 games last season with averages of 8.3 points and 2.0 threes on 43.1% shooting from deep but should serve a greater purpose in real life as a veteran presence for head coach Jamahl Mosley's young group in 2023-24. Harris figures to trail all three of Markelle Fultz, Jalen Suggs, and Cole Anthony in minutes with Orlando's deep backcourt, and No. 6 overall pick Anthony Black could also eventually push him for playing time.

Orlando Magic guard/forward Gary Harris (groin) might have to sit out opening night against Houston on Wednesday. The veteran is listed as questionable for the game with a left adductor strain. Harris was a regular starter last season for the Magic, averaging 8.3 points with a career-best 43.1 percent shooting from three-point range. Jalen Suggs is set to push him to the bench for the 2023-24 campaign, while Cole Anthony will also be desperate for some extra minutes off the pine. Additionally, the sixth pick of this year's draft, Anthony Black, needs playing time to develop, so Harris finds himself in a pretty complicated situation.

Orlando Magic guard Gary Harris (hip) is listed as questionable for Thursday's game against the Phoenix Suns. The 28-year-old is dealing with right hip flexor soreness, which could ultimately force him to the sideline. Jalen Suggs would likely move into the starting five if Harris is forced out of action. He has started in each of the last two games that Harris has missed. In those games, Suggs is averaging nine points, three rebounds, three assists, and two steals. He's worth a look as a low-end streaming option if Harris is unable to play on Thursday.

Orlando Magic guard/forward Gary Harris injured his right hand on Friday against Utah and logged just 12 minutes of action. He had his lone points via a three-pointer and picked up three rebounds and one steal. The veteran has been a regular starter for the team since making his season debut in November, averaging 8.6 points in 23.5 minutes. Jalen Suggs is the main candidate to take Harris' spot in the starting unit, although he has been bothered by right ankle soreness lately and played for just 14 minutes on Friday. Suggs already had a spell as a starter at the beginning of the season before going down with an injury, averaging 12.6 points with 3.4 rebounds and 5.5 assists. These numbers came without Markelle Fultz in the lineup, but Suggs should still be a solid fantasy piece as a starter.

Orlando Magic guard Gary Harris (hamstring) will have to miss another game with a hamstring strain. This will be his fourth consecutive game missed due to the hamstring issue. He hasn't exactly been a pillar of health this season as he's only played six out of a possible 25 games. As he sits out, the value of Markelle Fultz, Cole Anthony, and Terrence Ross will continue to rise. All three of them are solid streaming options if they're on the waiver wire in any type of fantasy league.

Orlando Magic guard Gary Harris (hamstring) returned from his meniscus surgery back on November 18th and has appeared in six games since then. Now, after only being able to play 16 minutes in their last game, Harris picked up a strained hamstring that will cause him to miss at least one game. He's officially listed as out for their contest against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Friday. With Jalen Suggs out and Markelle Fultz on a minutes restriction, Cole Anthony and Terrence Ross will likely see a boost in usage.

Orlando Magic guard Gary Harris (knee) is questionable on Saturday against the Pacers. After having meniscus surgery in September, the veteran made his 2022-23 debut during Friday's meeting with the Bulls. He finished that one with seven points in 24 minutes, so he may get the night off for the second game of a back-to-back. If Harris is ultimately ruled out, R.J. Hampton, who was a DNP-coach's decision versus Chicago, could move back into the rotation. However, he's not a trustworthy fantasy performer by any means.

Orlando Magic guard Gary Harris (knee) suffered a torn meniscus in his left knee. He will undergo further testing, with surgery remaining a possibility. Harris was traded to Orlando from Denver in March 2021 and signed a two-year, $26 million contract extension in June. Although the veteran isn't expected to start this season, he should get a consistent role in the rotation, so he does have some fantasy value in deeper formats. However, there's a good chance Harris will miss some time moving ahead, opening the door for Terrence Ross and R.J. Hampton to receive more minutes.

Orlando Magic guard Gary Harris (personal) is listed as questionable for Thursday night's game against the Charlotte Hornets. The 27-year-old hasn't suited up since March 22, so we're thinking he may be more on the doubtful side of questionable for Thursday's contest. Harris was dealing with a knee injury in mid-March, but undisclosed personal reasons are what may keep him sidelined for Thursday. With Cole Anthony (toe) out for the game, we should see Jalen Suggs, Markelle Fultz and R.J. Hampton dominate the backcourt minutes.

Orlando Magic power forward/center Wendell Carter Jr. (wrist, ankle) and shooting guard/small forward Gary Harris (knee) have been deemed questionable to play in Wednesday's game against the Thunder, the second leg of a back-to-back. Carter logged a team-high 19 points during Tuesday's win over the Warriors, and an absence would pave the way for Chuma Okeke to become an appealing DFS commodity. Harris has been a solid depth piece for the second unit, while an absence could open more minutes for R.J. Hampton. Carter has enjoyed a breakout campaign in his first full season with the Magic, as he is just one of 14 players in the league to average a double-double with points and rebounds this season.

Orlando Magic guard Gary Harris (knee) has been cleared to play during Tuesday's game against the Brooklyn Nets. He was previously listed as questionable, but will be available, which is great news for the Magic. Jalen Suggs (ankle) has been ruled out, so Harris should have a bigger role than normal on Tuesday. R.J. Hampton is expected to start in place on Suggs and is an intriguing fantasy option. Harris will have some low-end streaming appeal without Suggs available.

Orlando Magic guard Gary Harris (back) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Chicago Bulls. This is certainly frustrating with RJ Hampton (knee) and Terrence Ross (knee) both sidelined as well. This means, Jalen Suggs and Cole Anthony will have to play heavy minutes and see a spike in usage on Sunday. Both should be viewed as intriguing DFS options for Sunday's slate.

Orlando Magic shooting guard Gary Harris was the team's leading scorer with 20 points in Sunday's 93-83 loss to Miami, hitting 7-for-11 from the field and 2-for-5 from outside. He also tallied three rebounds and one assist with two turnovers in 35 minutes. Harris carried the scoring burden after Cole Anthony (ankle) was ruled out for the contest. Anthony has just returned from a right ankle sprain, so Orlando doesn't want to push him too hard. Harris is having a fine finish to 2021, going for 20-plus points in three of the past five games. He's also been making plenty of plays lately, although the 27-year-old now boasts just one assist from his last two outings. The Bucks are up next for the Magic, which is an ugly matchup, but Harris often feeds from the three-point line and Milwaukee is giving up by far the most three-point attempts per game this season (42).

Orlando Magic shooting guard Gary Harris (hamstring) has been given the green light to take the floor for Friday's game against the Heat, drawing a rare start at point guard to boot. Injuries have hampered the Magic's backcourt, which should funnel a sizable minutes allotment in the direction of Harris, who has already averaged 32 minutes per night in six December contests. With Mychal Mulder the only other ballhandler available, Harris stands to be a popular DFS option in spite of the Heat's dogged defensive abilities. After a slow start to the year, Harris has scored in double figures in seven of his last eight games, knocking down at least one triple in all of those outings.

Orlando Magic guards Cole Anthony (ankle) and Gary Harris (hamstring) are both questionable to play Friday against the Miami Heat. Anthony missed six games in November with a sprained ankle so it is a bit worrisome to see the same injury pop up again. Harris, on the other hand, was a late scratch with hamstring tightness on Wednesday and could sit for the second straight game. R.J. Hampton played well in a spot start without Harris and would likely continue to start if Harris missed another game. If Anthony sits, the Magic may turn to Mychal Mulder alongside Hampton. Either way, Hampton seems poised to be a solid streamer Friday.

Orlando Magic point guard Cole Anthony (ankle) and shooting guard Gary Harris (hand) have been ruled out for Monday's game against Milwaukee. Mychal Mulder will be elevated into the starting five in place of Anthony, a move which gives the third-year pro a significant boost in DFS appeal, particularly at his bargain basement price tag. R.J. Hampton stands to continue seeing a sizable role within the second unit, while Jalen Suggs could see added ballhandling opportunities. Anthony has showcased a skill set in his second season indicative of a burgeoning star, having averaged 19.6 points, 6.8 rebounds and 5.9 assists across his first 16 games. Harris, meanwhile, has struggled to acclimate to the Magic's second unit, having shot just 36 percent overall, including an underwhelming 18.5 percent from behind the arc.

Orlando Magic guard Gary Harris will move into the starting five for Saturday's game against the Milwaukee Bucks. Young guard Cole Anthony (ankle) has been ruled out, so Harris will take his spot in the rotation. Harris had some memorable moments in Denver, but hasn't found his groove since joining the Magic. There isn't much upside for him right now and Harris isn't a favorable streaming option for Saturday.

Orlando Magic shooting guard Gary Harris (ankle) has been cleared to take the floor Friday against San Antonio, ending his absence at two games. Harris has been utilized as a bench piece for the Magic in the early portion of the year, averaging just 6.3 points per game. As Orlando prioritizes development from its young backcourt, Harris' contributions are a far cry from those he delivered during his seven-year run with Denver. His return figures to cut into R.J. Hampton's usage among the second unit for the time being.

Orlando Magic shooting guard Gary Harris (hamstring) has been ruled out for Sunday's contest against the New York Knicks. The veteran has yet to make his first appearance of the season as he is dealing with a right hamstring injury. Cole Anthony and rookie Jalen Suggs will start in the backcourt once again. R.J. Hampton and Terrence Ross will each see a good amount of playing time off the bench. Harris should be a solid source of three-pointers this season so he is worth rostering in most fantasy leagues. He has a good chance to be the team's starting shooting guard or the first guard off the bench for the team.