James Harden is now on the Philadelphia 76ers, though he will not represent the team at the upcoming 2022 NBA All-Star Game.
The honor of replacing him should go to none other than Cleveland Cavaliers big man Jarrett Allen, who the Brooklyn Nets included as part of a four-team deal in their initial pursuit of Harden in Jan. 2021.
Allen was one of the most interesting pieces that Brooklyn’s front office surrendered to land Harden just thirteen months ago. Already, however, Harden’s time with the Nets has come to an end. Allen’s time in Cleveland, meanwhile, appears to be just getting started.
