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Tobias Harris is listed as probable for Friday’s game against the Knicks after missing Thursday’s contest against the Wizards due to a hip issue. As he returns for the second game of the back-to-back set, fantasy managers can anticipate him resuming his regular playing time.

Tobias Harris rebounded from an unspecified early exit in his previous outing to lead the Detroit Pistons with 25 points on 11-of-20 shooting against the Boston Celtics. His performance included three rebounds, one assist, one block, and three three-pointers. This marks his highest scoring effort since November, indicating he’s recovered well from a recent five-game hiatus due to a hip injury. Harris will aim to maintain his scoring momentum as the Pistons face the New Orleans Pelicans on Wednesday.

Tobias Harris is set to return to action against the Suns on Thursday after recovering from a hip issue. With Harris back in the lineup for the first time since December 30, Javonte Green is expected to see reduced minutes, impacting his fantasy value as a reserve forward.

Tobias Harris posted solid stats with 16 points, seven rebounds, and four assists in Friday’s game against the Jazz, despite the loss. Harris has been consistent in scoring, hitting double figures in recent matchups. However, his overall fantasy impact has dipped, ranking outside the top-150 in eight-category formats. Fantasy managers with Harris will need to evaluate his contributions against Detroit’s enhanced depth when considering his roster spot, as his potential for high-impact performances seems diminished.

Tobias Harris is set to return to the starting lineup Friday against the Hawks after an ankle injury sidelined him for a week. His comeback reinstates Detroit’s opening-night starting five and shifts Isaiah Stewart to enhance the bench. The Pistons, who have claimed victory in four of their last five matchups, lead the Eastern Conference with a 19-5 record.

Tobias Harris is set to return for Saturday’s match against the Bucks after recovering from an ankle sprain sustained on November 1. His return shifts Isaiah Stewart back to the bench and may reduce minutes for Paul Reed. Harris will start alongside Cade Cunningham, Duncan Robinson, Ausar Thompson, and Jalen Duren, as the team seeks to regain its footing with a key player back in action.

Philadelphia’s forward Tobias Harris remains questionable for Tuesday’s game against the Atlanta Hawks due to an ankle injury. Having missed the last eight games, his potential return could provide a boost to the lineup. In his absence, Ronald Holland II and Isaiah Stewart have stepped up, sharing the additional responsibilities on the court.

Tobias Harris and Isaiah Stewart will both be absent from Monday’s game against the Wizards due to ankle injuries, leaving a gap in the lineup. This will mark Harris’s fifth consecutive missed game, with no clear timetable for his return. In their absence, Ron Holland is likely to step into the starting role, making him a potential pick-up for those in deeper fantasy leagues, while Jalen Duren is expected to see increased involvement on the court.

Tobias Harris has been ruled out for his fourth consecutive game due to an ankle injury, missing Sunday’s matchup against the 76ers. With Isaiah Stewart also doubtful, Ron Holland, who filled in during the third quarter on Friday, is expected to take the starting position against Philadelphia, offering him a chance to capitalize on extended minutes.

Tobias Harris will miss his third consecutive game due to an ankle injury, sitting out Friday’s matchup against the Nets. Isaiah Stewart has capitalized on his starting role in Harris’ absence, averaging 18 points, 10 rebounds, 3.5 blocks, and 2.0 three-pointers over the last two games. Stewart is expected to continue his strong performance on Friday.

Tobias Harris remains sidelined due to a right ankle sprain and will not play in Wednesday’s game against the Jazz. Isaiah Stewart, who performed well in Harris’ absence on Monday, is expected to start again, providing the team with added size against the Jazz’s formidable frontcourt.

In a hard-fought win over the Mavericks, Tobias Harris contributed 11 points and six rebounds despite battling an early game ankle injury. Though he returned for the second half, Harris’s shooting woes continued, making only 3 of 12 field goal attempts. With four games on the horizon next week, his health and shot efficiency remain areas to monitor for fantasy managers.