Harris has started to turn things around after beginning the season in a slump. He's scored 13 points or more in three straight, most recently matching his season-high with 18 points on Sunday. Harris heads into Week 3 as a top 100 player regarding per-game fantasy value, and that status should improve as the season progresses. Detroit plays four games next week, beginning with the Lakers on Monday.
Harris failed to crack double digits in field goal attempts for the second time this season, but he still had a solid night regarding overall fantasy value. The Pistons forward recorded one steal and three blocks, the fourth time this season he's accounted for at least one steal and one block in the same game. Harris sits just outside the top 50 in per-game fantasy value, which aligns with where many managers expected him to be at draft time.
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With the Pistons in town, Tobias Harris reflected Wednesday on his return to Philadelphia.
Ivey was 0-for-2 from behind the three point line. His best games last year were when he would get hot from behind the arc, but with Tobias Harris, Tim Hardaway Jr., and Malik Beasley in town, those games might be few and far between. Harris, THJ and Beasley all attempted at least six threes as did Cade Cunningham. It's encouraging that Ivey was still able to put up 17 points in the contest, but maybe he won't have as many 20-point games this year.