‘Will the Nets be allowed to play with two balls?’: Skip Bayless on James Harden joining Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving

With all the rumors about Nets making a possible trade for James Harden, Skip Bayless believes it would be a chemistry disaster.

The Nets became an instant powerhouse last offseason when they landed two big-name free agents in Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant. Though Durant missed all of 2019-20 with an Achilles tear, the team demonstrated their worth as a supporting cast to him. The Nets are primed to make a deep postseason run built as they currently are.

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But given the track the Rockets have been on this offseason, they look set to blow their team up. Russell Westbrook has demanded a trade, and if the Rockets can’t find another running mate for Harden, he could be on the way out as well.

Skip Bayless has no faith in a Nets team with Harden

Skip Bayless is most well-known for his hateful comments towards LeBron’s legacy and gameplay. But he also has a significant track record of acting as a James Harden detractor.

The FS1 Undisputed host has never truly gotten on Harden’s side during his time with the Rockets. According to Bayless, Harden is a playoff choker who wilts on the toughest stages of all.

If in fact Kevin Durant is recruiting former teammate James Harden to push for a trade to Brooklyn, wonder how KD’s best buddy Kyrie will like that? Or is he pushing for it too? Will the Nets be allowed to play with two basketballs???

— Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless) November 16, 2020

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The question Bayless raises here is a pertinent one. We’ve seen how Westbrook and Harden didn’t exactly mesh well over the past season as two ball-dominant guards. While Kyrie and KD are both great off the ball, it would still be a tough ask for them to get going without enough touches.

The fit here is definitely a matter of concern in case the Nets decide to pull the trigger on the trade.