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First, there was the whole Kyrie Irving vaccination mess. Also, Harden and Duran
t, according to multiple Nets sources, butted heads during the season – Durant
didn't think Harden was in peak physical shape, and told him as much; Harden, me
anwhile, struggled to adjust to an ecosystem where everything was no longer cate
red to him. According to a friend, Harden also became frustrated with the Nets t
raining staff and its focus on maintenance, rest and recovery; after all, in Hou
ston he'd run stadium stairs and lift – even after games sometimes – and he ne
ver got hurt.



I asked Harden how he'd describe his time in Brooklyn. He hesitated. His first a
nswer was that it was tough because "I wasn't able to get healthy." Then he paus
ed.

我問哈登如何描述他在布魯克林的時光。 他猶豫了。 他的第一個回答是，那段時間很艱難
，因為他沒能保持健康。

I don't mean to, like, just down talk to anybody or whatever. It was just, there
 was no structure and even superstars, they need structure. That's what allows u
s to be the best players and leaders for our respective organizations, he said.

我不想去具體談論任何一個人或任何一件事。但是當時的籃網沒有體系。即使是超級球星也
是需要球隊體系幫助的。好的球隊體系。才能讓我們成為球隊裡的最佳球員與領導者。

"I just feel like," Harden continued, "internally, things weren't what I expecte
d when I was trying to get traded there. I think everybody knows that. And I kne
w people were going to talk and say, ‘You quit' and all that stuff, but then th
e following summer, the other superstar there [Durant] wanted to leave. So it's
like: Am I still the quitter?



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