When Kevin Durant and James Harden are Both Playing for the Sixers, We can Thank Travis Scott
How about the reports that James Harden was a bad teammate? Those evaporated pretty quickly. Not only did he take $15 million less to play for the Sixers and get his friends paid, young players are calling him their brother because of the effect he’s had on them. Now he’s hanging out with KD in London, who supposedly hated his guts and never talked with prior to the Sixers trade. That’s all water under the bridge now thanks to… Travis Scott? This couldn’t be more perfect. I LOVE Travis Scott and now he’s helping my favorite basketball team form a superteam for the entirety of Joel Embiid’s prime:
If James Harden & Kevin Durant can travel to London together for a Travis Scott concert, I think it’s safe to say they can work things out together on the court in Philadelphia pic.twitter.com/ehfaisHfCP
— Josh Reynolds (@JoshReynolds24) August 7, 2022
KD&james harden 2🔥@HardensSizeUp pic.twitter.com/mf889kWvoG
— Sam maizi (@ub790uy2l) August 7, 2022
Is this like the 2008 Olympics when LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh decided to team up in Miami two years before it happened? No. Because that was in free agency and Kevin Durant still has four years on his deal, but I’m still holding out hope KD wants to play with Harden and Daryl Morey just has to stop scrolling Twitter for perfect booties in yoga pants to find a way to make it work.
The good news is we just got a little taste of what the locker room celebration is going to look like next year. The free Travis Scott concert down Broad Street is going to make Woodstock 99 look like child’s play:
Travis Scott, James Harden & Kevin Durant after the show 🍾🇬🇧 https://t.co/RfgUsUc2zD
— TRAVIS SCOTT FANS 🔥 (@LaflameScott) August 6, 2022
P.S. Imagine paying $500 for Travis Scott tickets and KD’s ass is in your face all night:
— ERTZ 🇸🇴 Tottenham Official Spokesperson (@somali_youngboy) August 7, 2022