James Harden finally put pen to paper, signing his deal with the Sixers and confirming that Philly is 'where I want to be' and 'where I want to win.' His two-year contract is for $68.6 million.
with the Sixers. Harden’s approximately $15 million pay cut for this coming season allowed the Sixers to bolster their depth and toughness during free agency by signing veteran forward P.J. Tucker with the full mid-level exception and forward Danuel House with the bi-annual exception.
“James Harden is one of the greatest players in NBA history and a future Hall of Famer,” president of basketball operations Daryl Morey said in a release. “His mission is to win an NBA title, and we’re thrilled that he will continue that journey here in Philadelphia. He is one of the best scorers and passers to ever play, and his knowledge of the game allows him to dissect defenses and make everyone around him better.
Rozman’s move was confirmed in a tweet by Morey, who wrote that “Rozman has been a critical part of the Rozman worked for the Sixers for 15 years, beginning as an intern before rising through the scouting department’s ranks. He worked under multiple iterations of the organization’s front office, with titles including senior director of scouting, director of basketball operations and scouting innovation, and scouting coordinator.