James Harden continues being UNPROFESSIONAL as Clippers and 76ers fight to make trade happen

James Harden has chosen an unusual path trying to force himself out of Philadelphia 76ers.

James Harden continues being UNPROFESSIONAL as Clippers and 76ers fight to make trade happen

James Harden (via NBA.com)

Philadelphia 76ers‘ guard James Harden has made the decision not to play in any of the team’s preseason contests. Fans and analysts alike are scratching their heads over this move, which suggests a major hiccup in his preseason preparations. Harden is actively trying to get out of the 76ers as quickly as possible while continuing to act in an unethical manner in order to sign with the Los Angeles Clippers.

According to Shams Charania of The Athletic, Harden has not attended any of the 76ers’ preseason games and has participated in one team scrimmage over 14 days of training camp.

Interpersonal problems seem to be exacerbating the matter, particularly with 76ers General Manager Daryl Morey. Harden publicly labeling Morey a liar has caused their relationship to end, further complicating matters. Harden’s glaring absence from the team’s media day as a result of this strife highlights how much he wants to move on from Philadelphia.

In addition, it’s now clear that Harden wants to play for the Los Angeles Clippers. The Clippers are eager to sign him, but they are being frugal and aren’t going overboard with their spending. With the new NBA season almost ready to begin, the 76ers are yet to figure out a proper solution for this matter whilst Harden eagerly waiting to get out of Philadelphia to start his season with a new team on a positive note.

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Report: 76ers’ Desired trade target for James Harden deemed ‘Untouchable’ in talks

The Philadelphia 76ers are determined to make it easier for James Harden to join the Los Angeles Clippers through the complex labyrinth of trade talks. But now that the Sixers are focused on guard Terance Mann of the Clippers and first-round draft picks, a big roadblock has surfaced. The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Keith Pompey reports that the Clippers consider Mann “untouchable” and that this demand runs counter to their position.

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James Harden and Terence Mann (Credit-SportingTiger.com)

Daryl Morey, the president of basketball operations for Philadelphia, is the driving force behind this deadlock as he won’t back down from demanding that Mann be included in the trade agreement.

The big issue as the new season approaches is whether, should Harden stay with his current team, trade talks will be postponed until closer to the trade deadline. The story that is developing has NBA fans excitedly awaiting the conclusion of this crucial trade situation.

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