Harden spoke about being around players who will do whatever it takes to win
March 10 can’t come soon enough.
The Brooklyn Nets and Philadelphia 76ers are set to meet for the first time since their blockbuster Ben Simmons-James Harden deal at Wells Fargo Center.
There were rumors and rumblings for months, and finally the two teams were able to come to an agreement before the the NBA trade deadline.
In his first press conference since arriving in Philadelphia, Harden spoke about what went into the deal and seemingly took a subtle jab at point guard Kyrie Irving in the process.
“I needed to be around guys that I know want to win and are willing to do whatever it takes to win,” Harden said, per SNY.
Irving, of course, has had his availability limited with the Brooklyn Nets throughout the season.