Tobias Harris moved from out to day-to-day with a left calf issue in the injury report posted Saturday morning. San Antonio plays at Dallas tonight, and his availability has not been announced.
What happened
The Spurs listed Tobias Harris as day-to-day with a left calf issue in the injury report posted Saturday, Oct. 24, at 9:56 a.m. ET. He had been out. The report's comment still reads that Harris is out for Friday's game against the Rockets. The report lists Oct. 24 as his expected return date. The calf issue has moved back and forth. He was day-to-day on Oct. 4, out on Oct. 19, day-to-day on Oct. 21, out on Oct. 22 and is now day-to-day again.
What it means for the Spurs
San Antonio plays at the Mavericks tonight at 8 p.m. ET. The Spurs are 0-2, sit 13th in the standings and have lost two straight. Harris has not played for them this season, so they are 0-2 without him. Last season he played 63 games and averaged 27.7 minutes, 13.3 points, 5.1 rebounds and 2.5 assists. Without him, Dylan Harper (33.8 minutes), Devin Vassell (33.2), Victor Wembanyama (33.0), De'Aaron Fox (32.8) and Stephon Castle (30.7) have carried the heaviest loads. Julian Champagnie has played 27.6 minutes, Keldon Johnson 19.5 and Luke Kornet 14.3. Jayden Quaintance is out with a right knee issue.
What to watch
Watch for Harris's status before tipoff at Dallas. A day-to-day label does not say whether he will play, and the team has not announced one. The report lists Oct. 24 as his expected return, but it has not confirmed that he will be on the floor tonight. If he sits, the Spurs go into their next game without him again. The next injury report will show whether the calf issue has settled or sent him back to out.
Is Tobias Harris playing at the Mavericks on Saturday?
Not announced. He is listed as day-to-day with a left calf issue, and the Spurs play at Dallas at 8 p.m. ET. The report lists Oct. 24 as his expected return.
When will Tobias Harris be back?
The injury report lists Oct. 24 as his expected return, the day of the Mavericks game. The team has not said whether he will play. His status has changed four times since Oct. 19.