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James Harden joined the Brooklyn Nets in part because doing so was supposed to create the greatest offense in NBA history. No team had ever employed three, in their prime shot-creators as dominant as Harden, Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving before, and with a deep stable of shooters led by Joe Harris to surround them, the Nets assembled perhaps the most offensively gifted roster in NBA history. It’s just rarely been together at the same time.
Durant has suffered significant injuries in back-to-back seasons. Irving is only a part-time player thanks to a New York City vaccine mandate. Harris has struggled to recover from a major ankle injury and might now need a second…
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