The Celtics beat the 76ers 105-87 on Tuesday but players on both teams said it’s too early to call their games a rivalry.
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In an appearance on ESPN’s Pardon the Interruption, Brian Windhorst said the Philadelphia 76ers do not want to pay James Harden the maximum that they are allowed in free agency.
“The 76ers have not shown an appetite to pay Harden the max; that’s why they asked him to take a pay cut last year,” Windhorst reported. “The Sixers are not really motivated to pay him that max salary if they don’t think anybody else is going to do it.
Harden is eligible to sign a four-year deal with the Sixers for over $210 million. Harden’s max deal with another team would be for $201.7 million over four years. Harden is functionally limited to signing a four-year contract due to the Over-38 rule.
If LeBron James had wanted to chase another ring, he would have gone to Houston or Philadelphia. Going to L.A. and the Lakers is strictly business.
Royce Young ESPN Staff Writer Close Covers the Oklahoma City Thunder for ESPN.com Follow on Twitter It started with a party. With the grand opening of the Jones Assembly, a chic music bar in a hip, developing area and a new symbol of cultural and civic evolution in Oklahoma City, the Thunder said hello
