Michael Gallagher: Joe Harris is OUT for tonight’s game vs. Memphis due to left adductor tightness.
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Michael Gallagher: Nets say Joe Harris (left adductor tightness) is questionable for tomorrow against the Grizzlies.
Brian Lewis: #Nets could be shorthanded on the wings for tonight's home finale vs #Bulls. Joe Harris (left ankle soreness) is now questionable while Caris LeVert (right foot tendinitis) is downgraded to out, along w/ Carroll & Whitehead.
Anthony Puccio: Joe Harris is active tonight. Nets listed him as questionable with an illness. #Nets
Anthony Puccio: Nets officially shut down Joe Harris for the remainder of the season.
Brian Lewis: Quincy Acy (left ankle soreness) and Joe Harris (sprained left shoulder) are both out tomorrow vs the #Magic. #Nets
Brian Lewis: #Nets have ruled Joe Harris (concussion/shoulder) & Sean Kilpatrick (strained hamstring) out of tomorrow's game vs the #Knicks. #nyk
Michael Gallagher: Nets Injury Report for Sunday vs. New York: Lopez (sprained right ankle) is PROBABLE. Harris (concussion/sprained left shoulder) is OUT.
Anthony Puccio: Joe Harris (concussion/sprained left shoulder) remains out for tomorrow's game against Memphis. #Nets
Brian Lewis: Brooklyn #Nets guard/forward Joe Harris has been diagnosed with a concussion as well as a sprained left shoulder.
Michael Gallagher: Nets injuries: Hamilton (illness) PROBABLE, Whitehead (sprained shoulder) is QUESTIONABLE, & Harris (concussion/sprained shoulder) is OUT.
Brian Lewis: Joe Harris is out tonight with a sprained left ankle. #Nets
Chris Haynes: Joe Harris also underwent successful surgery on right foot and is likely out for the season, league sources say. #Cavs save money on deal.
Prior to Harris’ injury, the Cavs had looked for trade suitors for him, according to a team source, in order to gain some roster flexibility and avoid some of the luxury tax hit associated with a 15th man who did not fit in Cleveland coach David Blatt’s rotation. Suitors were hard to come by with Harris’ underwhelming showing for the Canton Charge, the Cavs’ D-League affiliate, this season. He averaged 16.4 points, 5.2 rebounds and 2.6 assists but shot just 39.7 percent from the field and 32.3 percent on 3-pointers in 10 games with Canton.
Second-year Cleveland Cavaliers guard Joe Harris will undergo potentially season-ending surgery on his right foot, Harris’ agent, Mark Bartelstein, told ESPN.com on Tuesday. “There is an extra bone in his foot that is causing irritation, and the plan is to have it removed,” Bartelstein said.
Harris did not accompany the Cavs on their six-game road trip beginning Wednesday against the Washington Wizards, according to Bartelstein. A team source told ESPN.com that Harris will seek a second opinion on his foot, but the expectation is he will undergo surgery sometime next week.
Chris Haynes: #Cavs G Joe Harris to undergo procedure on right foot in Indianapolis and out 2-3 months, league source says. @Dave McMenamin first w/ surgery news.
