![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/james-harden-hits-out-at-criticism-after-being-spotted-with-burgers-in-nightclub/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_MAIN-James-Harden.jpg&description=James Harden has been the talk of the NBA offseason after asking for a trade out of the Philadelphia 76ers despite opting into his player option James Harden has called out ESPN for reposting footage of the NBA player stocking up on free burgers during the offseason. Harden, 33, was at the Rolling Loud festival in Miami with Philadelphia 76ers teammate PJ Tucker over the weekend and while in the exclusive Loud Club, helped himself to four boxes of Trill Burgers during Travis Scott 's set. Tucker also grabbed himself one while on his phone. ESPN then reposted the clip, which Trill Burgers' founder Bun B posted on Instagram. Sportscenter shared a screenshot from the video, with an added red arrow pointing to the four burger boxes in Harden's hands and the caption: "Harden stocking up." The post also asks: "Who was Harden grabbing burgers for?" There is no mention of Tucker's presence despite their post including the full video, which features the Philly forward. Harden has since seen the post and posed a question to ESPN. "Slow news week?" he asked underneath the coverage. The 10-time NBA All-Star has been the subject of significant speculation this offseason after asking to be traded by the Sixers despite opting in to a player option earlier in the summer. The Los Angeles Clippers are understood to be his preferred destination, but Philadelphia president Daryl Morey is looking for a player of comparable quality in return before sanctioning any move. Trade talks seem set to rumble on over the coming weeks and months after no deal was reached during Summer League. Training camp begins at the start of October. Running mate Joel Embiid remains hopeful that Harden will return to the Sixers for a final season rather than forcing a way out of the franchise. After admitting to being "disappointed" by his teammate's decision during an interview at Summer League in Las Vegas, he elaborated on the situation. "But then again, I also understand it's a business. People make decisi){kind=link}
James Harden has been the talk of the NBA offseason after asking for a trade out of the Philadelphia 76ers despite opting into his player option
James Harden has called out ESPN for reposting footage of the NBA player stocking up on free burgers during the offseason.
Harden, 33, was at the Rolling Loud festival in Miami with Philadelphia 76ers teammate PJ Tucker over the weekend and while in the exclusive Loud Club, helped himself to four boxes of Trill Burgers during Travis Scott ‘s set. Tucker also grabbed himself one while on his phone.
ESPN then reposted the clip, which Trill Burgers’ founder Bun B posted on Instagram. Sportscenter shared a screenshot from the video, with an added red arrow pointing to the four burger boxes in Harden’s hands and the caption: “Harden stocking up.” The post also asks: “Who was Harden grabbing burgers for?” There is no mention of Tucker’s presence despite their post including the full video, which features the Philly forward.
Harden has since seen the post and posed a question to ESPN. “Slow news week?” he asked underneath the coverage. The 10-time NBA All-Star has been the subject of significant speculation this offseason after asking to be traded by the Sixers despite opting in to a player option earlier in the summer.