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James Harden has informed Houston that he is interested in moving to Philadelphia.
It will not be easy
The crisis between the big star and the Rockets continues: after the breeze from training, the US reports that he is open to moving to the Sixers or another contender for the championship. But the situation is complex
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Tuesday, 08 December 2020, 19:45
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The crisis between Houston and James Harden continues.
After the big star did not show up for the opening of the Rockets' training (allegedly due to the Corona procedures), tonight (Tuesday) the US announces that he wanted to move to Philadelphia. After being reported in Las Vegas and missing another training session, Houston admitted the situation is serious but new details are being released.
ESPN reports that Harden has made it clear to the Rockets management that he is interested in a trade to Philadelphia or another serious contender for the championship, having previously asked to trade in Brooklyn to produce a star team alongside Kevin Durant (his former friend in Oklahoma City) and Kyrie Irving. The Drums Murray, the new president of the Sixers (who worked with Harden in Houston) said he had no intention of breaking the Philadelphia-led duo, which includes Joel Ambide and Ben Simmons,
according to reports, teams in the league Will refuse to give up their assets for Harden without knowing for sure that he is committed to them in the long run, as his contract currently allows him to be released and become a free agent at the end of the 2021/22 season.So Harden seems a bit stuck, but by all indications, he does not want to return to Houston.
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It's getting interesting.
Harden (Photo: AP)
"I do not know when he will appear," new coach Stephen Sayles, who stepped into Mike D'Antoni's shoes a few weeks ago and is already facing a crisis, said yesterday. "This is definitely a blow. You want your best player to be here. In terms of such a punishment "Or another - we are not there yet. I do not really know what will happen, to be honest. He is the one who should explain why he is here or why he is not here."
According to Sports Illustrated, an acquaintance of Harden described the atmosphere in the Brooks as "toxic", and accepted the club to the "New York Knicks of the South": "It is not clear if Houston's interest would be to drag this whole story. Harden under contract, but the stars in the league "You notice how other stars are treated. This is the game right now."
The star's mother commented on her Instagram account and wrote, among other things: "He does what is best for his career. He has worked hard and gives 210 percent. He wants to have the opportunity to win the ring, any sensible person would want it."
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Another rib?
Ambide and Seminus (Photo: AP)
The Rockets make it clear they have no plans to stress and surrender, and be dragged into a trade that will not satisfy the team and give them a fair return for a player like Harden - a package that includes a promising young player and a number of promising draft or rookie picks.
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