James Harden is staying in Cleveland for good, signing a three-year, $97 million deal with a player option and trade kicker — a bold move that signals the Cavs’ serious commitment to building a championship contender. After joining them at the trade deadline, Harden delivered elite production, averaging over 20 points and nearly 8 assists in 26 games. Now, at 36, he’s poised to anchor their offense alongside Donovan Mitchell, giving the team a veteran playmaker and scoring threat. For Harden, it’s a shot at his first ring — and for Cleveland, it’s a major step toward contending.
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