Nick Wright: Harden only needs a NBA Championship, but isn't confident Houston is the team to get him there ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Nick Wright: Harden only needs a NBA Championship, but isn't confident Houston is the team to get him there ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2020-11-17T15:22:37Z
Description: Nick Wright reacts to James Harden turning down the 2 year extension at $103M with the Houston Rockets, which could make him the first NBA player to make $50M a year. Nick believes Harden couldn't care less about the money, but needs a NBA Championship and doesn't want to sign his future to the Rockets if he's unsure they can get him there.

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Nick Wright reacts to James Harden turning down the 2 year extension at $103M with the Houston Rockets, which could make him the first NBA player to make $50M a year. Nick believes Harden couldn't care less about the money, but needs a NBA Championship and doesn't want to sign his future to the Rockets if he's unsure they can get him there.

NOVEMBER 17, 2020・first things first・4:52

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