Harris had his best seasons from 2016-2018. During that two season stretch, Harris shot 41% from three and finished really well at the rim, making him one of the most efficient wings in the NBA. In the following years Harris seemed to lose his touch from outside, consistently shooting in the low thirties from three and struggling to finish at the rim as well. However, he recovered a bit after joining the Magic, hitting 38% from three while also finishing decently at the rim and overall just looking more spry than he had previously. His shooting numbers across the board were down in '24-'25 though, and he averaged the lowest minutes of his career since his rookie season. Harris isn't a starting-level wing on a good team, but I think he can still be a decent rotation piece. He has solid play-making skills as a secondary option, and can get to the rim attacking off-the-dribble when attacking closeouts. Harris is a solid wing defender, and gets steals at a decent rate. He's not the biggest guy, so you wouldn't want him guarding bigger ball-handling wings, but he has the size to guard multiple positions. Harris hardly gets any rebounds. Harris will be almost 31 years old as a potential free agent in 2025, so age-related regression could be a worry on the back end of a long-term contract, especially since he is already coming off a down year in '24-'25.