Pistons, Jazz, Spurs, Mavs among teams interested in Tobias Harris
Tobias Harris is setting up interviews in Southern California now that free agency is underway. The Detroit Pistons, Utah Jazz, San Antonio Spurs, and Dallas Mavericks were among the teams expressing interest in the 13-year veteran, according to a source. The Mavs would have to land Harris via a sign-and-trade.
Source: Keith Pompey @ The Philadelphia Inquirer
Source: Keith Pompey @ The Philadelphia Inquirer
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Evan Sidery @esidery
The Jazz, Mavericks, Pistons and Spurs are interested in Tobias Harris, per @PompeyOnSixers (inquirer.com/sixers/sixers-…).
Dallas would have to acquire Harris via sign-and-trade due to their lack of cap space. pic.twitter.com/RmEBffHuZk – 6:58 PM
The Jazz, Mavericks, Pistons and Spurs are interested in Tobias Harris, per @PompeyOnSixers (inquirer.com/sixers/sixers-…).
Dallas would have to acquire Harris via sign-and-trade due to their lack of cap space. pic.twitter.com/RmEBffHuZk – 6:58 PM
Keith Pompey @PompeyOnSixers
Source: Tobias Harris receiving free-agency interest from Pistons, Jazz, Spurs and Mavericks inquirer.com/sixers/sixers-… via @phillyinquirer – 6:56 PM
Source: Tobias Harris receiving free-agency interest from Pistons, Jazz, Spurs and Mavericks inquirer.com/sixers/sixers-… via @phillyinquirer – 6:56 PM
More on this storyline
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 -via Twitter / June 25, 2024
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