Soon, Durant and Irving will meet Harden as opponents, and Durant and Irving both talk about their former teammates and say: think differently and support his decision. I wish our respective well-off futures.
Speaking about Harden, Owen said: "We're still in the same league, we're not gone anymore, it's good that the league can have this development, but we have a group of people in the locker room and we just hope we can behave a little bit more mature, deal with these things, and then move on and point it out." ”
Irving also said that Harden could explain some of his feelings to his teammates more clearly before, and may be able to communicate more effectively. When it comes to convincing Harden to stay, Owen says he's a little late to get involved, and I've been told one thing, one thing after another, and then the deal deadline is up.
Owen said: "Everyone has their own vision for their career, how to start and how to end, they have their own ideas. If that's what Harden wants, then I respect his decision, that's the truth, and I want him to get love and peace. We had a deep friendship, but we couldn't get it done, and I wish we all could communicate better. ”
Durant has also been very supportive of Harden's personal decision, and he doesn't think the Nets have much reason to force Harden: "You can try from Harden's point of view, Irving didn't play, and I was injured, and he hasn't won a championship before. Harden seems to be 32 this year, it is normal for him to decide to join a competitive team, you have to think differently and look at things from his point of view. I want him to stay healthy, I want his team to be healthy, and we want to be healthy too. Hopefully our team will have a good year, they have a good year, and we each move on. ”
