Philadelphia 76ers announced a new deal with James Harden, veteran All-Star

PHILADELPHIA – The Philadelphia 76ers On Wednesday, the veteran’s new agreement was officially announced James Harden. Although the club did not release terms, Harden’s contract was for two years at $68.6million and includes a player option for 2023-24. sources told ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski last week.

“This is the place I want to go. Harden stated in a statement that this is where he wants to win and believes we have all the pieces necessary to achieve his goal. “From the first day I joined the 76ers, the team and fans have made me feel right at home in Philadelphia. I’m eager to build on my last season and I’m looking forward to getting out on the court to share this journey with the guys.”

Daryl Morey posted an Instagram picture of him with Harden, the team president for basketball operations.

“Now this seems like a job opportunity for us.” Morey wrote.

Since Philadelphia’s season ended Harden’s intentions were clear: He was determined to stay with the team and help them succeed.

Harden stated that he was happy to spend less money to sign as many players this year as needed to help us compete and remain the last team standing. This interview was conducted by The Associated Press. “I wanted the organization, Sixers fans, and everyone else who supports what they’re trying accomplish, what my individual efforts are to accomplish, to know that this is what it’s all about.

Harden promised to return to after suffering from a lingering problem with his hamstring that had reduced his production with the Brooklyn NetsHe was then acquired by the Sixers in a trade deadline deal.

Coach Doc Rivers said, “Over the past two years we’ve taken significant steps towards our ultimate goal of becoming champions.” James shares our desire for a title. He believes that being a Philadelphia 76er gives him the best chance to achieve it. We will all work together to reach our goal.

Harden, a member of the NBA’s 75th anniversary team, averaged 22 points for Brooklyn and Philadelphia this season, his lowest point total since he was a starter in 2012-13. In August, he turns 33.

Harden, a three times scoring champion, stated to the AP he was not concerned about returning with less money to chase a Philly championship.

He said that the max contract is for all other players. But it’s not like he was James Harden.

In the second round of playoffs, the 76ers fell to Miami, who was top-seed. Harden was held to four turnovers, four baskets, and didn’t score in Game 6. Since 2001, they have not advanced beyond the second round. Their last NBA title was in 1983.

He said, “Coming back, and being the aggressor first, then the scorer second, is something I need for my own,”

Harden has been in 942 games (728 plays) with Philadelphia, Houston, Houston, and Oklahoma City. He averages 24.9 points, 5.6 rebound, 6.8 assists, 1.5 steals, and 6.8 rebounds.

This report was compiled by the Associated Press.


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