Later yesterday, jake Fischer, a prominent reporter in the open-air stands, reported that basketball star James Harden had informed several of his close friends that he would explore other opportunities outside of Brooklyn this summer. Harden expressed his dissatisfaction with Irving's part-time playing status, as well as the Changing rotation of Nets coach Nash, which also disappointed Harden.
Before today's Nets home game against the Lakers, Nash was interviewed by reporters. He also spoke about the rumor about Harden, and Nash said he doubted the veracity of the report. "I haven't talked to him about these topics, Harden and I have been in constant communication and we have a good relationship, so honestly, I think the reporting lacks authenticity."
The Nets have not been outstanding this season, and they are currently in third place in the East with 29 wins and 17 losses. But compared to the expectations before the start of the season, it can be described as a big dive. Irving can't play the home game because he refuses to be vaccinated, Durant and Harden are too burdened, and Nash's coaching is also questioned.
In the summer of 2020, Nash was qualified to coach the Nets because he was good at handling the relationship with the stars and had a good relationship with Durant Irving. Tactically and consequentially, Nash is arguably unworthy to be the head coach of a championship-winning team. And if you can't handle the relationship with Harden, then Nash can really consider leaving class.
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