Chicago Bulls point guards: Where are they now?

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3. Shaquille Harrison

Shaquille Harrison has impressed the Bulls organization with his defensive abilities over the last year.

The Bulls originally acquired Harrison off of waivers when the Phoenix Suns decided to part ways with him last fall. One of the big question marks that remains currently deals with his offensive abilities.

In reviewing film, it appears Harrison is rushing to make plays at times when he should strive to be patient enough to allow a play to develop further.

It is the Bulls organization’s hope that the game begins to slow down for Harrison as he enters year No. 2 of his contract, which is not guaranteed in full if he’s waived on or before Aug. 15, 2019. The Bulls still have time to make a decision as to what direction they intend to go. There are a number of point guards currently on the roster that share uncertain futures in the Windy City.

At age 25, Harrison shows a ton of promise if his offensive abilities catch up to what he does defensively.

Harrison averaged 6.5 points, 3 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game this past season. He also played 73 games all year long, which is significantly more playing time than he received last season with the Suns.

Harrison is projected to become a restricted free agent in 2020. It remains unclear what type of market would be available for a point guard such as Harrison looking ahead at free agency.

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