On February 10, Beijing time, about 4 hours before the NBA trade deadline this season was closed, and now Nets coach Nash said in an interview that Harden will not be sent away by the trade, and he has not yet spoken with Harden about the trade deadline. Nash's statement naturally means that Harden is likely to stay in the team, and the Big Three will hit the NBA championship again this season.
The Nets released their latest team injury reports before that, six of them missed the Feb. 11 away game against the Wizards, Harden will miss the fourth consecutive game due to a hamstring injury, and he did not go to Washington with the team, but stayed in Brooklyn to continue training.
In addition, Aldridge did not go with the team, Durant, Joha and Clarkston were also injured, plus Millsap was absent for personal reasons, after all, he had broken up with the Nets. Harden and Aldridge are also not expected to play in the away game against the Heat.
In response to rumors about Harden's trade, Nash once again reiterated that Harden would not be traded, and he had already expressed such a view before, even though several American reporters reported that Harden himself was inclined to be traded away.
Nash said Harden will remain with the Nets after the trade deadline, naturally eager to hit the NBA championship once again in the big three-led model, and last season they were only one step away from eliminating the Bucks. Of course, Nash also said that he has not yet spoken with Harden about the trading deadline, so the results will be revealed in a few hours.
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