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Published 2 years ago

NBA free agency: James Harden to take $15 million pay cut in order to stay with 76ers, per report

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James Harden will re-sign with the Philadelphia 76ers on a two-year deal with a player option in the second season. The deal represents a $15 million paycut from the $47.3 million max salary he could have earned on his player option for this season. Harden arrived in Philadelphia at the trade deadline in a blockbuster deal with the Brooklyn Nets.

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Report: James Harden Taking $15 Million Pay Cut In 2023-24, Plans To Sign 2-Year Contract With Sixers

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — James Harden opted out of his contract last week to help the Philadelphia 76ers create cap space and flexibility in free agency. On Friday, details on what a new deal with the Sixers would look like began to leak.According to The Athletic’s Shams Charania, Harden will be taking a $15 million pay cut for the 2023-24 season and plans to sign a new two-year contract with the Sixers that will include a player option in the secon…

2 years ago·United States
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New York PostNew York Post

James Harden takes $15 million pay cut, signs two-year deal with 76ers

James Harden said after the 76ers lost to the Heat in the playoffs that he would be back in Philadelphia the next season. It turns out that it will cost him.

2 years ago·New York, United States
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CBS SportsCBS Sports

NBA free agency: James Harden to take $15 million pay cut in order to stay with 76ers, per report

Harden to sign a two-year deal that has a player option in the second season

2 years ago·United States
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James Harden took $15 million pay cut for next season to help the Sixers’ free agency efforts

Harden, who was due $47.36 million next season, sacrificed a significant portion of his salary to help the Sixers improve.

2 years ago·Philadelphia, United States
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Philly VoicePhilly Voice

Report: James Harden expected to take $15 million pay cut to re-sign with Sixers

James Harden will reportedly take a significant pay cut to re-sign with the Sixers.

2 years ago·Philadelphia, United States
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The Delaware County Daily TimesThe Delaware County Daily Times

Sixers: James Harden reportedly agrees to pay cut in two-year deal

James Harden is staying with the Sixers for a lot less money. The 10-time All-Star guard has reportedly agreed to a two-year deal with a player option in year two that will pay him $32 million next…

2 years ago
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