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Harris

Harris was never a very valuable fantasy player, but has become a total afterthought at this point in his career. He’s averaged less than 15 minutes per game in each of the last two seasons, taking him off the fantasy radar entirely. The 31-year-old holds a player option for 2026-2027 that he would seem likely to exercise.

Harris will be unavailable, which means his few minutes will be divvied up among multiple players. Andre Jackson Jr., Cormac Ryan and AJ Green should all play significant roles.

Prince and Harris are both available for Friday’s game, with the former’s return having a greater impact on fantasy basketball. While Prince is a deep-league option at best, he’s worth a look. That is not the case for Harris.

Harris will be unavailable for a third straight game, but his continued absence won’t alter the Bucks’ rotation.

Harris is set to miss his second game in a row for personal reasons. The 31-year-old shooting guard doesn’t have a significant role, so his absence doesn’t impact fantasy basketball.

After recently missing time with a groin injury, Harris was not available for Sunday’s loss to the Clippers for personal reasons. If available on Tuesday, he’s unlikely to get the opportunities needed to affect fantasy basketball.

A groin injury has sidelined Harris for Milwaukee’s last four games. Unfortunately, personal reasons are why he will not be available on Sunday.

Harris, who has missed Milwaukee’s last three games, does not play enough to affect fantasy basketball when healthy. Leave him on the waiver wire.

Harris will be sidelined for a third straight game, though he hasn’t played much when he’s been available. His continued absence won’t have much of an impact on the Bucks’ rotation.

Harris is out after initially being listed as probable for Monday’s game. His absence does not affect fantasy basketball.