Pistons, Jazz expected to show strong interest in Tobias Harris
Stadium: “I’m told the Utah Jazz and Detroit Pistons are expected to be the strongest suitors for (Tobias) Harris going into free agency.” @ShamsCharania has an update on a possible Tobias Harris destination
Source: x.com
Source: x.com
What’s the buzz on Twitter?
Sean Highkin @highkin
I just got an email from a PR person pitching me on covering Tobias Harris’ fit with the Dallas Mavericks with a bunch of by-the-numbers breakdowns about his impact on winning per dollar spent and stuff. – 9:27 PM
I just got an email from a PR person pitching me on covering Tobias Harris’ fit with the Dallas Mavericks with a bunch of by-the-numbers breakdowns about his impact on winning per dollar spent and stuff. – 9:27 PM
Ian Begley @IanBegley
From earlier: notes on Mitchell Robinson trade talks, teams in on the center market, some teams with Tobias Harris on their radar as free agency approaches: sny.tv/articles/mitch… – 10:31 AM
From earlier: notes on Mitchell Robinson trade talks, teams in on the center market, some teams with Tobias Harris on their radar as free agency approaches: sny.tv/articles/mitch… – 10:31 AM
Emiliano Carchia @Sportando
Tobias Harris is interested in several NBA franchises: where will he play? @Sportando sportando.basketball/en/tobias-harr… – 9:29 AM
Tobias Harris is interested in several NBA franchises: where will he play? @Sportando sportando.basketball/en/tobias-harr… – 9:29 AM
More on this storyline
One option for George is a sign-and-trade with the Clippers to a destination he desires. Los Angeles, which doesn’t have a first-round pick, would most likely ask for one in a package deal. The Sixers could include the No. 16 pick and consider even adding Tobias Harris via a sign-and-trade as part of a package. L.A. has some level of interest in Harris, a soon-to-be free agent and former Clipper, according to a league source. And if George opts to become a free agent, don’t rule out Philly going after him. -via The Philadelphia Inquirer / June 24, 2024
As for da Silva, he averaged 16 points and made 39.5% of his three-pointers as a second-team all-Pac 12 honoree as a senior. He also averaged 5.1 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 1.1 steals. The three-year starter is a suitable option as the Sixers are expected to part ways with Tobias Harris in free agency. And though he needs to work on his rebounding, a league scout believes da Silva could become a solid scorer. The scout also thinks da Silva is a better ball handler and passer than Harris, while their defense is “about the same.” -via The Philadelphia Inquirer / June 14, 2024