Tobias Harris (calf) out Tuesday vs. Oklahoma City

Harris remains out for another game as he recovers from the calf strain he suffered during the preseason. The lingering question is whether he’ll affect the starting lineup once he’s cleared to play, with Dylan Harper and Devin Vassell as potential options to head to the bench.

Harris still hasn’t made his debut for the Spurs, which means the starting lineup should remain the same. It’s unclear how or if Harris’ eventual debut will impact San Antonio’s starting lineup, but it could push either Dylan Harper or Devin Vassell to the bench.

Champagnie put on a shooting clinic during the first half, making eight of his ten three-point attempts. That tied the Spurs franchise record for most three-pointers in a half, which was previously held by...Champagnie. Also, his six three-pointers in the second quarter tied the franchise record for most in a quarter, joining Manu Ginobili, Bryn Forbes and Harrison Barnes. The move to the bench has lowered Champagnie’s fantasy ceiling, but he remains a solid option for managers needing three-pointers.

Harris will miss another game with this calf injury, making this three straight to open the season. Dylan Harper and Devin Vassell will both continue to start, delaying head coach Mitch Johnson from having to make a tough decision on his lineup for at least one more game.

Johnson suffered a laceration to his mouth during Tuesday’s loss to the Thunder, but he still played 20 minutes off the bench. He’ll likely carry a similar workload if he’s available on Friday. If Johnson can’t play, Harrison Barnes and Carter Bryant stand to gain the most in playing time.

Harris, whose calf strain sidelined him for the entire preseason, will miss a second consecutive regular-season game. His absence means Dylan Harper and Devin Vassell will continue to start, and that may remain true even after Harris returns to action.

Fox, who played 32 minutes in Tuesday’s season-opening loss to the Thunder, is dealing with a sprained right wrist. If there’s a silver lining to the injury, it’s that he shoots left-handed. If Fox can’t play on Friday, Julian Champagnie could move into the starting lineup after playing 30 minutes off the bench on Tuesday.

Champagnie came off the bench with Dylan Harper, Devin Vassell and De’Aaron Fox in the starting lineup, which is also the plan heading into Tuesday’s opener against the Thunder. If the Spurs stick with this lineup, it’ll be difficult for Champagnie to have much of a fantasy ceiling. He looks like a late-round dart throw in remaining fantasy drafts.

With Julian Champagnie getting the night off, Harper remained in the starting five despite De’Aaron Fox making his first appearance of the preseason. Whether he starts or comes off the bench, Harper has a high fantasy ceiling heading into his second NBA season. The top-100 ADP is reasonable, as Harper will play plenty for the reigning Western Conference champions. With the Spurs playing their final preseason game on Friday, we should get a more definitive answer on Mitch Johnson’s starting lineup then.

With many of the Spurs’ regulars sitting out Monday’s game, Barnes moved into the starting lineup. As expected, the veteran forward hunted his shot aggressively and earned multiple trips to the foul line. Given San Antonio’s depth when everyone is available, Barnes is unlikely to offer much value in most fantasy leagues this season.