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Quarantine means you are exposed to someone positive. Or possibly exposed to someone positive. So this way it helps to stop spread. It’s all in the protocol that all teams have in paper. It’s not rocket science. It’s basically good sense. I could care Less about Har en. I don’t care where he goes. And I doubt he wins wherever he goes. Basketball wise You look at team offense. You look at team roster configuration. So where is his best fit considering who would actually trade for him. Sixers would have to move Ben. Could Harden and Embiid really work. If it don’t Harden is not stayin...

Originally posted on Hoops Rumors  |  By Arthur Hill  |  Last updated 12/26/20 Headlines about James Harden in recent weeks have been focused on trade possibilities, COVID-19 protocols and high-profile partying, but the Rockets star insists he’s focused on the new season, writes Jonathan Feigen of The Houston Chronicle. Houston will be the last team to start its season tonight after Wednesday’s scheduled opener was postponed because the Rockets didn’t have the NBA minimum of eight available players. “We got a good opportunity,” Harden said. ...

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver joked on television on Thursday that he was in the holiday mood, thus explaining not suspending Rockets star James Harden.

Photo by Carmen Mandato/Getty Images On Wednesday, the NBA announced that the Houston Rockets vs. Oklahoma City Thunder game scheduled for 8 p.m. ET at Toyota Center was postponed due to the fact that the Rockets couldn’t field at least eight players. First, the Rockets had three positive or inconclusive tests on the team, according to Ben Golliver of The Washington Post. The players have been determined to be Kenyon Martin Jr. and Ben McLemore, which Jeremy Brener of The Dream Shake pointed out earlier today. The bigger bombshell, is that franchise player James Harden was reported to be a...

Originally posted on Hoops Rumors  |  By Luke Adams  |  Last updated 12/24/20 Following James Harden‘s violation of the NBA’s health and safety protocols, the NBA will require the Rockets star to conduct a four-day quarantine that began on Tuesday, as Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN reports (viaTwitter). Harden must self-isolate through Friday and continue to test negative for the coronavirus in order to receive clearance to resume participating in practices, games or other team activities, Mark Berman of Fox 26 Houston tweets. He won’t be able to travel...