Newly acquired Sixers’ star James Harden would have to wait a little longer for his debut, is out with a hamstring injury
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The Philadelphia 76ers play host to the Boston Celtics later today. The Celtics are on a rampage, having won 8 straight games, and going 9-1 in their last 10. The Sixers, on the other hand, have won two games on the trot, and are 7-3 in their last 10 games.
We recently saw photos of James Harden getting together with the Sixers, and practicing with them.
There seemed to be all smiles in the Sixers camp, with images of Harden bonding with Joel Embiid emerging.
It’s great to see the two stars in Philly getting together, right off the bat. Their chemistry would be vital to the team’s success, and Daryl Morey would want to take no chances.
James Harden ruled out till the All-Star Break with a hamstring injury
Harden missed his last 5 out of 7 games with the Brooklyn Nets. Earlier, it was his hamstring that was bothering him, then it was his right wrist, and then the hamstring injury flared up again. During that time, the Nets went 0-7, and had an 11-game skid, till last night, when they beat the Kings.
Yesterday, it was declared that James Harden, who is recovering from a hamstring injury, would be out for the All-Star Game.
The NBA named Jarrett Allen as Harden’s replacement in the ASG. As for his Sixers’ debut, I guess we’d just have to wait for the same.