8 Shaquille Harrison PG

Harrison (ankle) will be available for Monday's matchup with the Thunder.

While Harrison has been cleared to play, he is unlikely to crack the rotation unless the game gets out of hand. He has played just one three-minute stint so far this season.

The Jazz list Harrison as probable for Monday's game against the Thunder with a right ankle sprain.

Harrison's injury likely won't prevent him from playing Monday, but don't expect him to crack head coach Quin Snyder's rotation unless the game turns into a blowout. The fourth-year wing has made one three-minute cameo through the Jazz's first two contests.

Harrison (hand) is available for Thursday's preseason game against the Clippers, Eric Walden of The Salt Lake Tribune reports.

Harrison will get the chance at playing in his first preseason game for Utah after suffering a hand fracture during the offseason. Coach Quin Snyder had the following to say about Harrison's availability: "The game will dictate if we use Shaq tonight. Shaq's still trying to figure out what's going on with us."

Harrison is recovering from a fracture in his hand, Sarah Todd of The Deseret News reports.

Harrison was recently signed by the Jazz but he won't be immediately available for his new squad after fracturing his hand in Los Angeles during a pickup game. The 27-year-old guard has already had the cast removed, but he is not fully practicing with the team quite yet. Harrison could miss the preseason as he works his way back to 100 percent.

The Bulls have opted not to extend a qualifying offer to Harrison on Monday, making him an unrestricted free agent, Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN reports.

Harrison was one of the Bulls' best defenders last season, but with a new regime in place they are choosing to go in another direction. After playing 24 games in Phoenix as a rookie, he has spent his last two seasons in Chicago. He saw his playing time decreased this past season from 19.6 minutes per game to 11.3. Overall he averaged 4.9 points, 2.0 rebounds, 1.1 assists and 0.8 steals in 2019-20.

Harrison contributed six points (3-9 FG, 0-1 3Pt), eight rebounds, four steals, three assists and one block across 36 minutes Sunday in the Bulls' 110-107 loss to the Nets.

After averaging 21.0 points on 63.6 percent shooting from the field the previous two games, Harrison unsurprisingly saw his offense take a step back, but he continued to shine defensively. Harrison has picked up five straight starts with wing players like Zach LaVine (quadriceps), Ryan Arcidiacono (Achilles), Chandler Hutchison (shoulder) and Kris Dunn (knee) all missing action of late, but only LaVine's return will likely represent a major threat to Harrison's fantasy utility in the near future. If LaVine remains out for Tuesday's game against the Cavaliers, Harrison should again make for an appealing streaming option for defensive stats.

Harrison racked up 25 points (9-14 FG, 5-6 3Pt, 2-2 FT), four rebounds, four assists, three steals and two blocks during Friday's 108-102 loss to the Pacers.

After scoring a season-high 17 points on Wednesday, Harrison promptly established a new best. He hit 17 midway through the third quarter and continued firing, clearly profiting from Zach LaVine's (quadriceps) vacated shares of the offense. Harrison still isn't a compelling play, but the continued production and defensive acumen may begin to lend credibility to help as a streaming option.

Harrison scored 17 points (5-8 FG, 3-3 3Pt, 4-6 FT), along with three steals, two assists and two rebounds across 29 minutes Wednesday, as the Bulls fell to the Timberwolves 115-108.

Harrison has been a valued piece of Chicago's rotations throughout the season, but that has never translated to any consistent fantasy value. Even if the Bulls were to remain depleted, Wednesday's scoring total likely exceeds reasonable expectations for Harrison.

Harrison will start Saturday's game against the Knicks, Chuck Swirsky of the Bulls Radio Network reports.

Harrison will make his first start since Nov. 25, getting the nod over Ryan Arcidiacono. Across Harrison's four starts this season, he's averaging 7.0 points, 4.5 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 1.3 steals in 21.5 minutes.

Harrison recorded 11 points (5-9 FG, 0-2 3Pt, 1-1 FT), three rebounds, two steals and two blocks in 21 minutes during Tuesday's loss against Oklahoma City.

Harrison played exceptionally well, providing an efficient 11 points while making an important defensive impact. He's seen his role expand of late and has received more than 11 minutes of run in each of his past five games. In that span, Harrison's averaging 8.0 points, 3.0 rebounds and 1.0 steal in 17.0 minutes.

Harrison supplied 13 points (6-12 FG, 0-3 3Pt, 1-2 FT), two rebounds and two assists in 18 minutes during Thursday's 103-93 loss to the Hornets.

Harrison reached double figures in scoring for the third time in his last six appearances. With Kris Dunn (knee) out for at least the next month, Harrison can likely be expected to continue earning decent minutes off the bench thanks to his defensive ability. Nevertheless, those considering Harrison probably shouldn't assume he'll replicate this offensive effort on a consistent basis.

Harrison logged seven minutes off the bench Sunday in the Bulls' 118-111 loss to the 76ers, finishing with five points (2-3 FG, 1-1 FT), one rebound, one steal and one block.

Harrison has now seen the court in four consecutive games, but the limited action he saw Sunday in a competitive contests suggests he'll be at major risk of losing a rotation spot once the Bulls the regain health. All of Wendell Carter (ankle), Otto Porter (foot) and Lauri Markkanen (pelvis) appear on track to return sometime shortly after the All-Star break.

Harrison ended with just two points, two rebounds, two steals and one assist in five minutes during Saturday's 116-81 victory over Atlanta.

Harrison made an appearance Saturday, racking up a pair of steals in just five minutes. He is one of the best per-minute producers in terms of defensive numbers and really needs just 18 minutes to have some value. Unfortunately, he is barely in the rotation at the moment and so has no value outside of being a stash in deeper formats.

Harrison isn't starting Wednesday's game at Golden State.

Harrison received four straight starts but will head to the bench after totaling only three points, five rebounds and six assists in the last two games. Chandler Hutchinson enters the starting five Wednesday for the Bulls.

Harrison totaled 10 points (3-8 FG, 0-2 3Pt, 4-4 FT), four assists, two rebounds, two steals and one block in 23 minutes during Friday's 116-108 loss to the Heat.

Harrison made his second straight start for the Bulls, filling in for the injured Chandler Hutchison (shin). He played 23 minutes in the loss but still managed to contribute across the board. Harrison is a much better option than Hutchison and it would make sense for the Bulls to keep him in the starting unit even when Hutchison is cleared to return. If Harrison is playing at least 25 minutes per night, he should be looked at as a standard league asset moving forward.

Harrison amassed 15 points (7-12 FG, 1-2 3Pt, 0-2 FT), 11 rebounds, five assists, three steals and a block in 26 minutes during Wednesday's win over Detroit.

Harrison had a fantastic performance, impacting every facet of the game, shooting well and ultimately finishing with a plus-29 net rating. Prior to Wednesday's effort, Harrison had been a non-factor in the rotation and was averaging just 3.4 minutes across seven appearances going in. While he's unlikely to suddenly leap into a starting role, Harrison's strong game may have earned him an expanded role off the bench going forward.

Harrison is starting Wednesday versus Detroit, K.C. Johnson of NBC Sports Chicago reports.

It's a surprising move by the Bulls considering that Harrison has found himself buried on the depth chart before Wednesday's contest. Nevertheless, Harrison is starting over the injured Chandler Hutchison (shin).

Harrison (hamstring) is no longer on the injury report for Friday's game against Memphis.

Harrison will be available to make his season debut after recovering from a left hamstring strain. He's not expected to see much run off the bench this year, however, and he appears to be on the outside of the rotation looking in.

Harrison (hamstring) is now listed as probable for Wednesday's game against the Hornets.

Harrison has been battling a nagging hamstring injury throughout the preseason, but it looks like he is on track to be cleared to play in time for the start of the regular season. Harrison, however, is not expected to play a significant role in the Bulls' rotation to start.

Harrison (hamstring) is considered questionable for Wednesday's game against Charlotte, Sam Perley of Hornets.com reports.

Harrison was able to participate in Saturday's practice, though his status for the opener is still up in the air. A decision on his availability will come closer to tipoff.