Aaron

Harrison

If the Hornets don’t bring back Jeremy Lin and miss on free agents, Harrison could be playing for a chance to get in the rotation. It does seem unlikely, though.

Harrison forced up some really bad shots, which is often an issue for him. He wasn’t much of a factor at all during his rookie year, but with Jeremy Lin gone to Brooklyn, he could potentially earn limited minutes as Charlotte’s backup point guard during his sophomore campaign. Still, he’s extremely unlikely to be a worthwhile asset in almost any league next year.

It’s unknown how long both players will be down there. Both Harrison and Wood aren’t in the rotation anyway.

He’s certainly not going to play as much as his brother, Andrew, and Aaron is unlikely to be in the rotation tonight.

The Hornets have invested in Harrison’s development, so we can’t say that we’re surprised. Having said that, there is no fantasy value to be had here.

No fantasy impact here, as Harrison had played a total of just two minutes in all of December.

Maybe this has something to do with Marco Belinelli (hamstring) getting hurt, but Harrison would likely be just emergency depth anyway.

Neither player is a part of the Hornets rotation and can be left on the waiver wire in all fantasy leagues.

Harrison is a negligible part of the rotation in Charlotte, so he can safely remain on waiver wires everywhere.

He made a strong impression on coach Steve Clifford after his run at Orlando Summer League. Harrison averaged 13.4 points, 4.8 boards, 3.4 dimes, 1.4 steals and 1.8 turnovers in those five games. His deal is partially guaranteed.