James Harden was smart for wanting out of Philly

[HurricaneDij39]

The people that gave him hell for it don’t know basketball. He’s a legend that’s earned his respect…

 

[Shaqdaddy11]

You condone a professional athlete refusing to play and purposely losing shape because he doesn't like the owner/team/management?

Twice?

 

[DJ]

 

[HurricaneDij39]

You condone a professional athlete refusing to play and purposely losing shape because he doesn't like the owner/team/management?

Twice?

Just Philly... A true pretender of an organization.

 

[Shaqdaddy11]

Just Philly... A true pretender of an organization.

And Houston

 

[thunderc]

What a stupid fn thread, even for this wannabe

 

[RobToxin]

I think the OP wakes up in the middle of the night and says "how stupid can I look on the message board today? Oh, I know. I'll type this....."

Have to give him credit for one thing. At least he's consistent.

 

[DJ]

I think the OP wakes up in the middle of the night and says "how stupid can I look on the message board today? Oh, I know. I'll type this....."

Have to give him credit for one thing. At least he's consistent.

 

[seattlefan75]

No he is dumb because he forced his way into Philly then jumped ship. The same way he jumped ship in Brooklyn the same way he jumped ship in Houston I hope he never wins a ring.

 

[Shanemansj13]

You shit on Lebron because he joined a team in Free Agency.
You pat a guy on the back for half-assing it on the court, forcing his way out of 3 different situations like a crybaby.

 

[logic]

Just Philly... A true pretender of an organization.

As opposed to PG13 getting out of Indy?

 

[trojanfan12]

You condone a professional athlete refusing to play and purposely losing shape because he doesn't like the owner/team/management?

Twice?

What do you mean "losing shape"?

Round is a shape.

 

[Think McFly Think]

The people that gave him hell for it don’t know basketball. He’s a legend that’s earned his respect…

He’s a legend alright, I’m sure he’s enshrined with plaques in strip joints and various eateries.

 

[ill]

You condone a professional athlete refusing to play and purposely losing shape because he doesn't like the owner/team/management?

Twice?

I don't think that was the case in Philly...at least according to Harden. He wanted to stay in Philly but Philly didn't want him after how things went in 2023 and the playoffs.

I think they were right to move on and the Sixers have a solid squad right now...at least with a healthy Embiid they do.

I liked Harden on the team but I think they did the right thing in moving on from him.

 

[redskinsfan1963]

harden is a team cancer for every team he,s been on.

 

[ill]

harden is a team cancer for every team he,s been on.

I don't think he was one when he was in Philly...and he was a very good mentor for Tyrese Maxey.

 

[redskinsfan1963]

I don't think he was one when he was in Philly...and he was a very good mentor for Tyrese Maxey.

you being a 6ers fan would know.

 

[ill]

you being a 6ers fan would know.

when it was good, it was good.

but then shit hit the fan with the front office and they didn't want him anymore.

it happens...he didn't fit in with their plan any longer

 

[HurricaneDij39]

I don't think that was the case in Philly...at least according to Harden. He wanted to stay in Philly but Philly didn't want him after how things went in 2023 and the playoffs.

I think they were right to move on and the Sixers have a solid squad right now...at least with a healthy Embiid they do.

I liked Harden on the team but I think they did the right thing in moving on from him.

No they don't. They're a second round out at best that put all their eggs in the 2024 free agency basket when there's not a whole lot out there.

As much as I don't like today's Hield trade for the Pacers, it doesn't move the needle for Philly either as they could've easily saved assets and gotten Norm Powell in the Harden deal.

 

[HurricaneDij39]

harden is a team cancer for every team he,s been on.

Clippers say hello.