NBA Launches Inquiry into James Harden's Trade Request Amidst Controversial Comments

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The NBA is currently conducting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the trade request of Philadelphia 76ers' star, James Harden.

ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski has reported that the league is delving into the matter after recent comments made by Harden about Daryl Morey. While it has been known that Harden desires a trade to the LA Clippers, the league has taken interest due to his statements.

In his coverage of the situation, Wojnarowski states, "Sources told ESPN that the NBA has initiated an inquiry into the situation involving James Harden, the star player of the Philadelphia 76ers, who publicly criticized the team's president of basketball operations, Daryl Morey.


The league is seeking clarity on whether Harden's comments could suggest a potential holdout in the 2023-24 season, violating the collective bargaining agreement, or if they relate to prior contract discussions that might breach salary cap rules."

The NBA's investigation aims to thoroughly examine both perspectives, evaluating whether any regulations have been violated by either James Harden or the 76ers organization.

This development follows reports that the 76ers had ceased trade negotiations with the Clippers, prompting Harden to label Morey as dishonest during a promotional trip in China.

The ongoing saga presents a peculiar sequence of events, with no clear indication of an impending resolution. The league's involvement signifies the complexity of the situation, which continues to unfold in an unconventional manner.

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Source: Sports Illustrated
 

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