?Gotta Stop Caring About This Team?: Days After Slamming His Own Fans, James Harden?s Teammate Gets Support From $8 Million-Worth GM Only to Get Roasted by NBA Twitter

In NBA, the relationship between players, management and fans has often been a complex and delicate dance. The Philadelphia 76ers, one of the NBA’s most storied franchises, is no stranger to this intricate ballet. A recent incident involves James Harden?s teammate?s comment that led to an unexpected offer from a cookie company and Daryl Morey’s visit to the store.

The incident, which started as light-hearted jest, has now snowballed into a full-blown social media storm, with fans expressing their frustration and disappointment with the president of Philly.?

The Cookie comment and Daryl Morey?s visit to the store

The saga began when Tobias Harris, in a recent interview, claimed that casual Sixers fans would trade him for a Crumbl Cookie. The comment, made in jest, was a response to the ongoing trade speculations surrounding him.

However, it caught the attention of Crumbl Cookies, who responded with a viral tweet offering a free cookie to everyone in Philadelphia if Harris stays with the Sixers.

In a show of support for Harris, Sixers president Daryl Morey, who is worth $8M per year, visited the first Crumbl Cookies store and posted a photo of himself standing in front of it on Twitter. His caption read, “@tobias31 had to check out the first @CrumblCookies store. Don’t worry Tobias, no casual fans in sight here.”

However, this gesture did not sit well with many Sixers fans, who took to Twitter to express their discontent.

Fans slammed Daryl Morey?

The reactions ranged from humorous to downright angry, with fans questioning the team’s priorities and the management’s approach.

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One fan even expressed their disillusionment with the team, “I gotta stop caring about this team lol.”

Another fan chimed in, saying, “It’s not funny at all.”

Seeing the departure of some players from the 76ers’ roster, one fan lamented, “Bro lost his entire bench and is eating cookies :(“

One fan even declared, “I can?t take this organization seriously until you and Brand (76ers GM) are gone.”

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The frustration reached its peak when a fan emphasized the team’s lack of championship success.

The frustration continued as another fan implored, “Do something, sign someone for the love of god.”?

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Another fan trolled him with satire.

What started as a playful exchange has escalated into a social media storm. As fans expressed their frustrations, one thing is evident – there is a strong desire to focus more on court success rather than off-court interactions.

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