James Harden Expresses Disappointment with 76ers, Finds New Hope with the Clippers
Key points:
- James Harden expresses his disappointment with the Philadelphia 76ers, claiming the front office did not want him despite his sacrifices.
- Harden is now with the Los Angeles Clippers and hopes to change the negative narratives surrounding him.
- He sees the Clippers as a team of individuals united by the goal of winning a championship.
NBA superstar James Harden opened up about his time with the Philadelphia 76ers, stating that he felt “on a leash” and that the front office did not want him. Harden, who recently joined the Los Angeles Clippers, expressed his willingness to change negative narratives and prove himself as an elite star. He described his role change in Philadelphia and his efforts to sacrifice for the team’s success. Now with the Clippers, Harden believes he can unleash his playing style alongside fellow stars Kawhi Leonard, Paul George, and Russell Westbrook and compete for a championship.
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