Tobias Harris Agrees to 4-Year, $64 Million Deal with Magic | News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors

Harris struggled to make an impact during his first two pro seasons with the Milwaukee Bucks. He averaged less than 12 minutes and only chipped in around five points per game. He's taken on a much larger role since arriving in Orlando during the 2012-13 campaign.

This past season, he averaged 17.1 points and 6.3 rebounds in 68 games. His offensive efficiency from deep also improved, as his three-point shooting went from 25.4 percent the previous season to 36.4 percent in 2014-15. That will be key if he lands with a team where he does receive the same volume of shots.

In April, he discussed being happy with the progress of his all-around game but wasn't sure how the offseason would play out, as noted by John Denton of NBA.com.

"I don't really worry. I trust in God and I know that He has the ultimate plan for me," Harris said. "You get a little nervous at times, but I think everything is going to work out for me. I wanted to go out and have a successful year and a great year and I think I've put in the work."

While the Pistons and Celtics were considered the early favorites, the Magic were able to retain their promising young forward. 

The Magic have started to prepare to take the next step in the Eastern Conference by selecting Croatian swingman Mario Hezonja as an added scoring punch on the wing. Retaining Harris keeps the team's talented young nucleus intact as it attempts to continue growing toward a winning product.