James Harden Turns Down 4-Year, $52 Mill Extension From OKC

 James Harden Turns Down 4 Year, $52 Mill Extension From OKC

The Thunder want James Harden to stay, he wishes to remain a Thunder player but, with little room in their salary cap to offer him a maximum deal, the two sides have been at the negotiating table trying to reach an extension on the guard’s contract by Wednesday’s deadline for contract extensions. Harden recently turned down a four-year, $52 million offer from the Thunder – he is seeking something closer to $60 (the maximum) on his new deal.

Both parties will continue negotiating hoping to reach an amicable compromise.

If Harden were to become a free agent at season’s end, he would likely command a max deal along with a starters berth wherever he chooses to go. Oklahoma knew this situation was inevitable when they signed Serge Ibaka to a four-year, $40 million deal in August.

Harden has also mentioned that he would be open to playing for the Phoenix Suns if he becomes a free agent.

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