Before this year's trade deadline, the Nets have sent James Harden to the 76ers, which also means the end of the era when the team has the big three of Durant, Harden and Irving.
In an interview with The New York Post reporter Brian Lewis, Durant said he did not have the opportunity to try to solve the problems that plagued Harden:
"Kevin Durant said it was too late when he found james Harden unhappy, and at that point, Harden's relationship with the Nets was unlikely to be saved."
While Durant has shown some regrets about Harden's departure, both sides should really focus on the current team's game and lead the team to move forward.
On the other hand, Nets coach Steve Nash revealed Kevin Durant's injury in an interview:
"He's back on the pitch for shooting training, he's trying to solve the problem and he looks really good," Nash said, "it's going to take a while to recover, but it's really a positive situation at the moment." ”
Durant's initial recovery schedule is 4 to 6 weeks, and given the Nets' currently unsatisfactory performance, the team will certainly hope that Durant will get back to health as soon as possible.
Finally, it is reported that James Harden has now arrived in Philadelphia and met with the 76ers president:
It's unclear when Harden will make his debut for the 76ers, but it's likely to make his debut next week against the Celtics or Bucks. In the trade with the 76ers, the Nets sent Harden back players including Ben Simmons, Seth Curry and Drummond, as well as returns for the next two first-round picks.