James Harden is one of the star guards that request frequent trades. Now he is requesting his trade from his current team, the Philadelphia 76ers. Meanwhile, a popular NBA writer has proposed a bold trade deal between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Philadelphia 76ers to trade the superstar guard.
Sixers to Trade James Harden After Controversial Statement
When it comes to the most popular NBA trades, James Harden is one of the players that has been making the headlines for a long time. He is constantly requesting his trade from different NBA teams. Now that he is playing from the 76ers, he is also requesting a trade from them.
This happened after he had a word with the general manager of the 76ers, Daryl Morey. Harden called Daryl “a liar”. Since his callout to the general manager, NBA Insiders have confirmed he will be traded to another team.
However, they have also confirmed that Daryl will wait until he receives the best offer for the star guard. This situation is also degrading the value of Harden and has hit an all-time low.
Ari Schwartz, a popular NBA news writer from HoopsHabit, has proposed a trade between the Lakers and 76ers. This deal suggests the Lakers should trade D’Angelo Russell, Rui Hachimura, and a 2029 first-round draft pick (protected by top 5 teams to acquire James Harden from the Sixers.
Schwartz wrote:
“While he’s not the player he used to be, Harden is still very productive, finishing last season as the league’s assist-per-game leader.”
“He would provide the Lakers with much-needed help as a floor general. It would be pretty easy for Los Angeles to outbid other potential suitors with some interesting but expendable assets on their hands.”
Harden Desires to Join the Los Angeles Clippers
Marc Stein is an NBA Insider who has stated that the star guard wants to join Los Angeles Clippers. However, his team, the Sixers, are waiting to listen to the best offer from other teams.
Born too late for Micheal Jordan
Born too young for Kobe Bryant
But just in time for James Harden
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The Sixers could trade him to any team they want since Harden doesn’t have a no-trade clause in his contract.