NBA fines James Harden $100k over recent comments; NBPA files grievance
According to Bobby Marks, $100,000 is the most the NBA can fine a player for "conduct or statements prejudicial or detrimental to the best interests of basketball, the NBA, or a team."For the league’s purposes on the fine, Harden’s comments that he would never be part of an organization that included Morey played a bigger part in the fine, sources said. It touched on the league’s rules concerning public trade demands. https://t.co/AZxe6kKpNv
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) August 22, 2023
James Harden recently went off on 76ers president Daryl Morey, called him a liar, and said he'd never play for an organization that he was a part of.
Who will be the next NBA star under contract to demand a trade to one team only? pic.twitter.com/Gx8xbNXzOX
— CelticsLife.com (@celticslife) August 21, 2023
Update: The NBA's Player Association has filed a grievance on behalf of Harden.James Harden reportedly plans to sit out training camp https://t.co/tRS3LOZ8se
— TEAMBOSTON (@teamboston) August 13, 2023
The NBPA will file a grievance to an arbitrator disputing NBA’s $100K fine on Philadelphia’s James Harden and league’s assertion that his recent statements violated collective bargaining agreement rules against public trade demands. pic.twitter.com/jAHSU4REa7
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) August 22, 2023
