Last Tuesday (23), through social networks and the official website, the NBA released a statement stating that it will apply a fine of $ 100,000 dollars to James Harden due to inappropriate posture and comments about Philadelphia 76ers coach Daryl Morey .
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“The NBA announced today that Philadelphia 76ers guard James Harden has been fined $100,000 by the NBA for the public comments on August 14 and 17 indicating that he would not perform the services called for under his player contract unless traded to another team. The league ’s investigation, which included an interview of Harden, confirmed that these comments referenced Harden ’s belief that 76ers would not accommodate his request for him to be traded ”, said the NBA.
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The amount applied is the maximum that the league could apply to players or professionals in the middle. However, the disclosure of the news did not have a positive impact on the National Association of Basketball Players, which stated that it will file a measure to reverse the measure applied.
Recently, James Harden published a video on social networks in which he criticized the position of Daryl Morey, manager of his current Philadelphia 76ers team, saying that the manager was a liar and that he had no intention of continuing on the team in the United States.
“Daryl Morey is a liar and I will never be a part of an organization that he is a part of. I’ll say it again: Daryl Morey is a liar and I will never be part of an organization he is a part of”, said the player.
Apparently, when he renewed his contract for another year at the Philadelphia 76ers, James Harden had asked the manager of his current team to trade him to the Los Angeles Clippers, during the free agency period. However, so far, Daryl Morey has not made the request. James Harden has not commented on the matter.
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