NBA All-Star James Harden breaks silence on Sixers fallout: 'It's literally out of my control'

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James Harden, the 2018 NBA MVP, has been at odds with Philadelphia 76ers president of basketball operations Daryl Morey for a while.

Harden rejoined the Sixers last week and spoke to reporters following Friday's practice, saying his relationship with Morey has reached a point where it cannot be repaired. 

"No," Harden responded when asked whether he thought things could be worked out between him and Morey. "This is not even about this situation. This is in life."

The 10-time NBA All-Star also suggested he no longer trusted the 76ers head of basketball operations. 

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James Harden of the Philadelphia 76ers reacts to a play against the Boston Celtics during the second quarter in Game 6 of the 2023 Eastern Conference semifinals at Wells Fargo Center May 11, 2023, in Philadelphia. (Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)

"When you lose trust in someone, it's like a marriage ... you lose trust in someone, you know what I mean? It's pretty simple."

But Harden did say his plan "is to play basketball." The Sixers guard avoided mentioning Morey by name during the media session with reporters, instead referring to him as "the front office."

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Harden's connection to Morey began more than a decade ago. Morey was one of the key decision-makers in the blockbuster trade that brought Harden to the Houston Rockets.

"This is definitely a difficult time," Harden said. "But, for me, it's just trusting the people that you've known over a decade. When I got traded [to Philadelphia], my whole thing was, I wanted to retire [as] a Sixer. ... I wanted to