Hot search No. 1! Harden's blast at Morey has sparked a heated discussion: The worst thing to reject the 76ers is to end his basketball career

On August 14, Beijing time, 76ers star James Harden publicly bombarded 76ers general manager Morey when he participated in a China tour in Beijing. He said at the event: "Morey was a liar and I will never work with him on the same team again. I repeat, Morey is a liar and I will never work with him on the same team again! This remark quickly spread to the United States and rushed to the top of the hot search in the United States.

Harden's public statement is really a bit surprising, which also means that he and the 76ers executive are completely torn apart. Because Harden's remarks were made in China, many American journalists and fans initially questioned their authenticity. Many reporters once suspected that this was an AI-synthesized video, but it was finally confirmed that Harden himself said it, which shocked everyone.

Shams also released the report, along with a video of the scene. 76ers reporter Sean Barnard wrote: "I'm shocked that Harden would be so direct. He knew he was being recorded, and that was the toughest stance he could take. ”

Harden's remarks were premised on answering developments about the 76ers ending trade talks. His words are tantamount to drawing a line with 76ers, showing the determination that there is no one with him. So, what effect will Harden's words have? Some fans said he was worried that Harden would be sent to a bad team by Morey.

But this may not be the worst outcome yet. If Harden refuses to fulfill his player obligations for the 76ers, he may not even be able to continue his professional basketball career.

Previously, ESPN's Zach Lowe said that the new collective agreement stipulates that players in the final year of their contract who do not fulfill their player obligations for the team for more than 30 days can be considered in violation of the rules. He will be banned from entering the free agent market or signing with any other professional basketball team unless the player is finally played for by the team that expressly agrees.

League sources confirmed that the rule allows existing teams to block any player deemed to be in violation of the free agent market and sign with other teams, including professional teams outside the NBA. In other words, if Harden is found to have violated the rules, he will not even be eligible to play overseas and will not be able to continue his professional basketball career. Of course, this is the worst outcome.

Harden's current remarks are more likely to be seen as dissatisfaction with the 76ers ending the negotiations, a strong expression of his desire to leave, and the result he most wants to see is for the 76ers to restart negotiations and get himself out of Philadelphia early and out of the most hated liar. Will Harden get what he wants? Let's wait and see.

Legion Hoops asked: "Harden has played the last game of his 76ers career, right?" ”