Devin Harris is reportedly "receptive" to signing with the Bucks in free agency.

It's not clear if the Bucks actually have interest or if Harris would just consider the team should they make an offer. Regardless, Harris will likely have to settle for a backup role, and he's unlikely to be a priority for Milwaukee.

Devin Harris will get another PRP injection in his ailing toe.

Harris' left toe bothered him for almost all of the season, and after another injection, Harris plans to simply rest to let the injury calm down. As for his future, Harris would not commit to returning to the Hawks, a sentiment that may be mutual as Atlanta enters the offseason.

Devin Harris did not start the second half due to dehydration and is expected to return.

The Hawks have been shooting the lights out vs. Indiana, but Harris was the only play on Atlanta to shoot less than 40 percent in the first half. He will get some fluids and should resume his normal role. Kyle Korver started the second half and the Pacers will have to do a better job defending the 3-point attempts.

Devin Harris hit 6-of-10 shots to finish with a team-high 17 points, four boards, four assists, a steal, a block and two 3-pointers in 36 minutes in Wednesday's blowout Game 2 loss at Indiana.

Jeff Teague and Josh Smith added 16, and Al Horford had a double-double with 13 points and 10 boards, but the Hawks couldn't get by the Pacers or officials tonight. The Pacers shot nine more free throws and hit 10 more from the line than the Hawks, who shot the ball better than Indy tonight (49 to 47 percent). The Hawks lost their composure, picking up three technical fouls, and while they were able to hang around until the fourth quarter, the Pacers closed it out by winning all four quarters in the 113-98 win. The Pacers will take a 2-0 lead into Atlanta for Game 3.

Devin Harris (foot) will not play in the Hawks' regular-season finale Wednesday.

Harris has been in and out of the lineup this season due to injuries and the Hawks are trying to keep their key players healthy for the first round of the playoffs. Shelvin Mack and John Jenkins will start in the backcourt.

Devin Harris returned from his foot injury on Wednesday and played 18 minutes, finishing with eight points, eight assists and a 3-pointer on 2-of-6 shooting as the Hawks beat the Sixers.

Larry Drew was on the list of Hawks owners, but returned most of the troops to action tonight, although it might have been too little, too late. As for Harris, it's anyone's guess as to whether he continues to play throughout the rest of the regular season.

Devin Harris (foot) went through shootaround and is expected to play on Wednesday.

Harris is feeling better after his latest PRP shot and was able to practice in full earlier this week, so he's all systems go entering Wednesday's game against the Sixers. It's not clear if he'll start or come off the bench, but he's started the last two games he's played in, so there's a good chance he'll start again.

Devin Harris (foot) was a full participant in Monday's practice.

Harris has been feeling the effects of his toe injury, but after another PRP shot, it sounds like he should be good to go for Wednesday against the Sixers.

Devin Harris (foot) will not play on Saturday.

DeShawn Stevenson is also resting during the second game of a back-to-back set, which leaves Dahntay Jones to start at SG. Unfortunately, Jones doesn't have much fantasy upside and owners will have to look somewhere other than the Hawks' SG position for value.

Devin Harris (foot) did not go through shootaround and is not expected to play on Friday against the Sixers.

Harris would miss his second straight game if he sits out. The Hawks will give extended minutes to Kyle Korver and DeShawn Stevenson in the starting lineup as well as Shelvin Mack off the bench.