James Harden

feel like they got to do what's best for, you know, to keep their job and they trade players.

Or if a guy isn't happy and he wants to be traded to somewhere else, then it's a problem.

It's just so many different dynamics that go into it.

This is a business at the end of the day.

So, like, you know, not even just the NBA, but, like, people that have normal jobs have, you know, have those same problems.

It's just not magnified, you know what I mean?

So...

For me, it's always about, like, I don't lose focus of, you know, trying to compete for a championship and then financially, you know, making sure that my family is taken care of, you know what I mean?

Because I'm very smart and I've sacrificed a lot, you know what I mean?

Financially, like, which I don't get credit, I don't get talked about, but...

I'm fulfilled and I'm happy with it, you know, but like winning a championship or at least having a chance to and then financially getting paid for, you know, me being available and playing at the highest level for so long.

So to answer your question, you know, this is a business at the end of the day.

So I feel like players should ultimately do what's best for them and front office does what's best for them and their owner and their organization.

So, you know, it's two sides of a story.

It might be.

Hey, Joe, I can't sit still.

James Harden.

something that he likes when they play in the offense.

Him and J.A.

be phenomenal.