Joel Embiid has candidly addressed his non-existent relationship with James Harden after the Beard's Philadelphia 76ers exit.

O nce upon a time, James Harden and Joel Embiid were teammates on the Philadelphia 76ers and made up the most dangerous pick-and-roll duo the NBA had seen in quite some time. The Sixers acquired Harden at the trade deadline during the 2021–22 season and watched as he helped elevate Embiid to his first league MVP trophy in 2022–23.

It has never been a secret that James Harden holds an enormous grudge against the Philadelphia 76ers and team president Daryl Morey for not granting him the lucrative long-term extension he was expecting after the 2022-23 season.

Philadelphia 76ers star Joel Embiid is currently working his way back from a second knee surgery in 14 months. The big fella, and superstar player, was clearly not himself in 2024-25 as he played only 19 games and averaged 23.8 points and 8.2 rebounds while shooting only 44.4% from the floor and 29.9% from deep.

Former NBA star trashes BR's top 100 NBA players of all-time list for ranking Chris Paul over James Harden and Russell Westbrook.

Philadelphia 76ers star Joel Embiid shared that James Harden isn't speaking to him, expressing hurt over their relationship breaking down.

Joel Embiid revealed he’s had a falling out with James Harden since the pair’s days in Philadelphia. In an interview with ESPN, the star 76ers big man said he and Harden, who spent a season-and-a-half alongside Embiid before an ugly breakup with the franchise, are no longer on speaking terms.

The ring is everything in the NBA. The relentless pursuit of a world championship is why LeBron James first decided to join the Miami Heat, and why the Boston Celtics almost traded Jaylen Brown

When the 76ers acquired James Harden from the Nets for Ben Simmons, it seemed like they had maybe, finally found the perfect guard to pair with Joel Embiid. The two were dominant

According to ESPN's Shams Charania, Beal has finalized his buyout with the Suns and intends to sign a two-year, $11 million deal with the Los Angeles Clippers, joining James Harden and Kawhi Leonard.