For a franchise that hasn’t met postseason expectations, Tobias Harris is a good scapegoat for the latest turn. The Sixers were eliminated by the rival Knicks in six games, and Harris, who averaged 17.2 ppg on the season, was blanked on 0-for-2 shooting in the clincher. He had attempted 10-11 shots the previous four games but only scored over 10 points once. 

Now Harris enters the 2024 off-season as perhaps the No. 1 unrestricted free agent on the market. He’ll be 32 next season, which is younger than all of the other likely pending free agents except Pascal Siakam (who has since re-signed with the Pacers). The forward could have suitors lined up for months. 

Bookies.com veteran oddsmaker Adam Thompson has surveyed the landscape to create odds for sports betting on where Harris will be playing in 2024-25.

Tobias Harris 2024-25 Team Odds

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Where Will Tobias Play?

Harris’ numbers actually improved for the Sixers this past season. His 17.2 points, 6.5 rebounds, and 3.1 assists per game all were above the prior year. So, too, were his shot attempts, while his shooting percentage dropped. There remains a belief that Harris could be a very reliable No. 3 option on a contender. 

The Philadelphia Sixers have indicated publicly that they would like him back, but most believe both sides are ready for a fresh start. Philly appears to be setting its sights on LeBron James, Paul George and others expected to opt out of player options. Harris would surely be the third of three options there. 

There are teams with a need and the resources, especially in a sign-and-trade situation. The Los Angeles Clippers could lose Paul George, but it would be an impressive "second prize" to land Harris while sending PG-13 to Philly. 

The Dallas Mavericks and Miami Heat seek No. 3 options, such a position Harris can be comfortable and effective. The Utah Jazz have money to spend this off-season. 

Other playoff teams with cap space and a relative need at the forward position – that includes the Oklahoma City Thunder and Orlando Magic – could seek a fit with the scoring Harris, who can play both forward spots. 

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Other teams are going to need an upgrade at SF/PF if they’re to make any kind of real move up the standings. The San Antonio Spurs have cash to spend and nobody at forward to take pressure off Victor Wembanyama. 

The Washington Wizards and Chicago Bulls don’t have a ton of available cash, but each could find a way to make it work, if Harris’ free agency quest doesn’t take him into max levels. The Bulls get DeMar DeRozan’s massive contract off the books, offering flexibility.