“The Best Is Yet To Come”: Billionaire Businessman Gives Massive Shoutout To James Harden And The Nets

With a few bumps on the road, the Brooklyn Nets have made their way to the top. The team is currently leading the Eastern Conference, while also scoring vital wins on the road. With Kyrie Irving back on the court, the Nets seemed to have gotten the boost they needed, easily heading into the playoffs. It goes without saying that the Nets have received ample support, especially after their recent wins. James Harden deserves a lot of credit for that.

Fans, along with others associated with the team, have praised them on Twitter.

Brooklyn Nets governor praises team and James Harden on Twitter

Harden’s performance with the Nets has remained impressive. The whole situation has only gotten better for the team, their most recent 117-102 win over the San Antonio Spurs.

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Joseph Tsai – co-founder of the Alibaba Group and the Nets governor – was appreciative of James Harden and the Nets on Twitter. As per Tsai, the team is yet to reach its full potential. “The best is yet to come,” Tsai wrote.

Fans had varied reactions to Tsai’s tweet. Many insisted that the team needs a shooter, which would in turn increase their depth. Certain fans countered the claim by mentioning Joe Harris, convinced that he is all the team needs for now. “What could this possibly mean,” asked one fan, looking for some layered meaning behind the Nets governer’s tweet.

Many even spoke of Kyrie Irving, hoping to see a change in his rules. As per many fans, the Nets need Irving to win the title. However, the rules might prevent him from playing in the playoffs or otherwise altogether.

Harden leads the Nets to a win against the Spurs

The Nets star posted 37 points, 11 assists, and 10 rebounds, shooting 13-for-24 from the field to help the Nets take home another win. “(Harden) got into his groove,” said Patty Mills. “He felt where he could make an impact on the game. Got into the paint, obviously shot it well and as well from the 3”.

Irving added 24 points, while LaMarcus Aldridge had 16 points.

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Of course, the Nets are still missing Kevin Durant, who is out due to his knee injury. The Nets shot 48% from the field.

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