Originally Posted by
blangtang
Here's something new I came across, about the Harden trade options apparently:
Wizards owner Ted Leonsis refuted a recent report that he refused to trade for then-Thunder G James Harden because Harden's contract demands would have put the team in the luxury tax.
The reported trade would have sent Bradley Beal and Chris Singleton to OKC for Harden, who eventually landed in Houston and signed a five-year, $80 million contract. Leonsis took to his own blog after the report surfaced, writing, "That is simply not true. First, we would not have gone into the luxury tax – that is simple math. Second, economics were not a factor." Leonsis, also owner of the NHL's Capitals, cited their financials and previous big Wizards contracts as proof of his willingness to spend money. Gilbert Arenas wholeheartedly agrees with that last part.
Source: TedsTake.com
Dec 15 - 9:38 AM
K-Mart seems to be fitting okay into the Harden role of last year, but I'm not too familiar with how Beal and Singleton play.
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