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James Harden Gets Brutally Honest About Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, and Brooklyn Nets
In addition to speaking on the dysfunction within the Brooklyn Nets organization that led to his departure, Philadelphia 76ers star James Harden opened up about what was a failed super-team with himself, Kevin Durant, and Kyrie Irving.
"Frustrating," Harden said of the Big Three Nets era. "There’s a lot of what-ifs. I think we only played less than 20 games together so it was a little bit frustrating, but it is what it is. Hopefully, everybody’s in a good place now and we can move on."
On the Kyrie Irving drama, Harden said, "That’s not something I’m gonna answer, but the reason I made that decision to get out of my comfort zone which was leave Houston and do everything that I did to get out of there, was to come here and play with KD and Kyrie. With that being said, that didn’t happen as much as I would have liked to or how much the organization would have wanted to... For me, I just had to make an individual decision for the betterment of my family and my career and what I wanted and that’s what happened."
Finally, Harden said, "It was a lot. I enjoyed my time. Obviously, playing with KD and Kyrie for those games. There’s a lot of possibilities of what could happen, but it’s a part of life. I’m sure everybody’s in a better place, a good place, and here we are."
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