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New 76ers coach Nick Nurse during his first news conference at the team's practice facility in Camden.Yes, Nick Nurse says, he’d love to have James Harden be part of his Process as new coach of the 76ers.first news conference with the Sixers“I would say this: James has a decision to make, and I’d be very happy if he came back,” Nurse said. President of basketball operations Daryl Morey also has said he wants the future Hall of Famer to return as his point guard.
Of course, it’s not that simple. Harden is reportedly hoping to reunite with the Houston Rockets after declining the $35.6 million player option in his contract for next season. Can Nurse talk him out of that plan?“Winning is always the sell,” Nurse said when asked about how he would pitch Harden on staying in Philly.
“Can we be good enough to win it all?” the coach said. “That’s got to be a goal of his. And if it is, then he should stay here and play for us, because I think there’s a possibility of that.”
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