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Tobias Harris

Tobias Harris

Pts
17.4
Reb
6.1
Ast
2.6
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 8"/226 lbs
Born: Islip, New York
College: Tennessee
Draft: 2011 1st round (19th pick) by the
Charlotte Hornets
  • Sixers Wire

    Player grades: Joel Embiid dominates as Sixers knock off lowly Wizards

    WASHINGTON–The Philadelphia 76ers paid a visit to the Washington Wizards on Wednesday looking to put a stop to their current 2-game losing skid. With their full complement of players back for this one, one figured that the Sixers would be able to pick up a rather easy win over the struggling Wizards. The Wizards entered the night with a 3-16 record, but they have professionals on their side as well and they opened up a lead as large as 10 while giving the Sixers all they could handle. Tyrese Maxey added 26 points and seven assists, De'Anthony Melton had 19 points, five rebounds, and four assists, Tobias Harris had six and seven rebounds, and Nic Batum had nine, six rebounds, and five assists.

  • Canis Hoopus

    In The Loopus with Canis Hoopus: Taking Shape, Taking Shots, Talking Shop

    It also reminds me of how Detroit Pistons fans feel they've been treated by their team, from top to bottom. Do you remember when Tobias Harris claimed that “casual” Philadelphia 76ers fans would trade him for a Crumbl cookie (btw those things have like 1000 calories per cookie!) and meant it as a shot? Harris is in the final year of his correctly maligned five-year, $180 million dollar contract and is no longer of use to this team. When he was acquired for Landry Shamet, a Miami Heat first-round pick that was not actually that valuable, and cap filler, Harris had importance as a supplementary offensive option who could attack close outs from the four spot next to Joel Embiid and space the floor off of a career best shooting year.

  • NBC Sports Philadelphia

    3 observations after shorthanded Sixers drop close game despite Beverley's career-high night

    The shorthanded Sixers lost a tight game Friday night to the Celtics despite Patrick Beverley's 26 points, falling to a 125-119 defeat.