The NBA trade deadline is Thursday, February 5, at 3 PM EST. A new rumor has surfaced stating that the Los Angeles Clippers may trade James Harden. This was reported by Shams Charania, who noted that the two sides are working on finding a trade for Harden.
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Death, taxes and everything falling apart from the Clippers. Those are the three things you can count on in life. Even when it seems like things are going great for Los Angeles’ little brother of a franchise, that’s the moment when the rug gets pulled out.
The smoke around a potential James Harden–Darius Garland swap isn’t imaginary, but it’s also not at the finish line. According to Marc Stein and Jake Fischer of The Stein Line, the Cavaliers and Clippers have discussed the concept, though talks have not reached an “advanced stage.” What’s holding things up is familiar by now.
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Just three days remain until the clock strikes 12 on the NBA’s trade deadline. To this point, there’s been more smoke than fire. A string of stars have become available but they’re not quite so attainable.
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