has to say that after this series of operations, Harden has completely become a "city hero".
I still remember when you first joined the 76ers, Embiid said you were weak, Maxi didn't want to sit next to you, Rivers kept nagging you, and even the fans turned against you on the spot and gave you boos all over the place. Sound...
However, in the face of all doubts and confusions, you "repay resentment with kindness", using practical actions and series of operations, touching everyone bit by bit.
If you take the initiative to cut your salary to help the team gain operating space, and enter training early to keep yourself absolutely focused, then this time your "hunger" for the championship and your selfless dedication are even more impressive. Awe-inspiring.
Respect what he does and fear his attitude! Perhaps, "I can give up everything for the championship" is the best explanation for Harden's operation.
Of course, in sharp contrast is his big brother Durant . Durant doesn't want to prove himself again, doesn't want to form a championship team again, and do it for the Warriors and Green .
However, with the "disintegration" of the Nets coaching staff and the complete collapse of the lineup, he did not mean to "share the difficulties". Instead, he chose to abandon the team and take the initiative to leave. This approach also completely "pushed him" abyss".
Is it worth it for a mere salary of 50 million? You can't learn from Harden, or personally strengthen the lineup, or take the initiative to reduce salary to gain operating space for the team, or actively communicate with the management to find a good solution, but you have chosen the most extreme path.
However, with the decline in Durant's trading value, some of Harden's operating modes should have a wake-up call! After all, mutual complementation will have unexpected effects, and mutual harm will only lead to losses for both sides. Durant can actively communicate with the Nets management and strive to win the greatest benefits for the team while meeting his own requirements. The 76ers are undoubtedly a good potential target.
As we all know, due to the active operations of Harden and the 76ers management in the offseason, good players have been traded in the free market. Including Tucker, House, Quinn and other Rockets veterans, but the 76ers are not satisfied with this. They are still upgrading their transactions and actively recruiting Gordon.
To be honest, if Gordon is hired again, the 76ers will be tantamount to becoming the "Philadelphia Rockets" and Harden will be completely activated.
In addition, Durant is also the "hunting" target of the 76ers, even at the expense of Maxey, Harris, Thybulle and multiple draft picks. It is not difficult to see from these transaction lists and plans that the 76ers have a clear attitude, which is to recruit "tough guys" and defensive heroes with the goal of aiming for the championship.
I believe that the 76ers will be a big attraction next season. Let's see how these "old acquaintances" can perform. They should have no problem reaching the Eastern Conference Finals. What do you think? Everyone is welcome to leave a message in the comment area for discussion.
