James Harden The government is not playing hardball during contract negotiations with the Philadelphia 76ersHe just wants to eat whatever is left.
“I had conversations” [team president] Daryl [Morey]It was discussed how we could improve the roster and what market value was for certain players. “I told Daryl to improve our roster, sign the players we need and give me what is left,” Harden said. told Yahoo Sports. “This is how badly i want to win. I want to compete in a championship. This is all that matters to my at this stage. I’m willing and able to do less to get us there.
Harden was sold to the 76ers by Brooklyn Nets To team up in February Joel Embiid. Philadelphia was eliminated in the second round of the playoffs due to injuries to Embiid, and decreased effectiveness by Harden.
After the series defeat to the Miami HeatEmbiid stated that the Sixers needed a player who is tough like the Heat’s. P.J. Tucker. Philadelphia signed Tucker to a 3-year contract this offseason. Danuel House De’Anthony Melton To improve the team’s depth, Harden declined his $47.3 million option to become a free agent. Harden, however, turned down his $47.3million option to become a free agency and is now focusing solely on Philadelphia.
Harden stated, “I believe we have a deeper team.” That’s something that we wanted to fix. Our team is well-positioned to take it further. It’s amazing how we compare to the best teams.
Harden cited Embiid’s partnership as a driving force behind the 76ers.
Harden stated, “I talk to Joel often and we have meetings about what we’re going for and how we can help our team win a title.” Two of the most talented players on the same team is a powerful building block. We are going to learn together and work together to bring this team to the top. “I believe that we can accomplish it together.”
Harden boasts a Hall of Fame-worthy record that includes an MVP award, three scoring titles, and 10 All-Star selections. But he is still looking for a championship. While playing with the Minnesota Timberwolves, he reached the NBA Finals once. Oklahoma City Thunder.