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In a blistering critique that sent shockwaves through the world of basketball, outspoken sports commentator Stephen A. Smith didn’t pull any punches as he publicly lambasted the Philadelphia 76ers’ $165 million man, James Harden. Smith’s fiery words came in response to Harden’s conspicuous absence from the 76ers’ media day. He claimed that the NBA veteran was likely forcing a move out the 76ers. However, Smith wasn’t a big fan of the approach that Harden adopted calling it ‘childish’.

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The incident unfolded against the backdrop of a lingering saga surrounding James Harden’s future with the Philadelphia 76ers, a story that has had fans and pundits alike on the edge of their seats. As the NBA world tuned in, the enigmatic superstar’s behavior and the tumultuous situation surrounding his tenure in Philadelphia were under the spotlight once again.

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Is James Harden really hoping to be traded?

To anyone remotely acquainted with the ongoing narrative, James Harden’s no-show at media day was hardly a jaw-dropping revelation. His steadfast desire to sever ties with the Philadelphia franchise, coupled with his strained relationship with team president Daryl Morey, has been a headline-grabbing saga.

Taking it to Twitter, Stephen completely outbursts at Harden pointing out his childish behaviour and being a ‘No show.’ The outspoken commentator said, “Breaking news over the last couple of hours or so, The Philadelphia 76ers had their media day and Mr. James Harden was a no-show. James Harden is hoping to be traded, he exercised his player option at 35.6 million dollars this past June.”

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“He most probably did so with the hopes of ultimately being traded to the Clippers, but that was not able to happen. Ever since then, I am just going to call it as I see it, I like James Harden but he has been acting like a damn child. I mean enough is enough,” Stephen added to his utterance.

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Amidst all the drama and chaos, what do others have to say about the entire Harden – 76ers saga? Below are the thoughts of Daryl Morey, someone who is witnessing it firsthand.

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President Morey says he’s working on the Harden trade

Daryl Morey‘s stance remains steadfast, emphasizing the necessity of either trading Harden for a player who can elevate their championship prospects or acquiring valuable draft assets to expedite their quest.

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The president of basketball operations of the Philadelphia 76ers of the NBA, Daryl Morey, going by his basketball philosophy, heavily reliant on analytics quoted, “He continues to seek a trade, and we’re working with his representation to resolve that in the best way for the 76ers and for all parties.” Morey, renowned for his unwavering resolve, continues to hold out, seeking the best possible trade deal with the Clippers while pushing the limits of patience.

As the team faces potential fines and discipline issues surrounding Harden, the show must go on with or without him. Coach Nurse pragmatically stated, “If he shows up, we go. If he doesn’t, we go.” The team is determined to build their foundation for success, regardless of the ongoing drama.

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