According to previous reports, after joining the Nets, James Harden will continue to wear the No. 13 jersey, and Landry Shamet can only hand over the No. 13 he is currently wearing to the team’s new starting guard.
Since joining the Rockets, Harden’s jersey number has always been 13, even if he joined the Nets, ushering in a new beginning of his career, he does not plan to change the jersey number.
Today, Harden updated Instagram, tagged Shamet, and wrote, “Hey, Shamet, give up the number 13 jersey, how much do you want?” In addition to the text, Harden also posted three laughing and crying emoticons. .
Later, Shamet replied to Harden and sent two pictures, a bundle of money and a famous watch, and then a smile and crying expression.
In addition, Shamet also posted a separate limited-time dynamic with a photo of a birthday gift (worth $300,000, including $100,000 in cash) given to singer Lil Baby by Harden before the season, with the caption: “I will be training tomorrow. I (will make a lot of money).”
This is obviously a kind of Harden’s ridicule, but it’s not just a joke. In many cases, when it is necessary to “take away” someone else’s jersey number, the big-name players will always make some compensation, such as giving some gifts or even giving money directly. This is also a hidden rule.
Carmelo Anthony made a joke back then. After joining Nick, he “stolen” the No. 7 jersey that belonged to Kelenna Azubuike. Later, when participating in a program, Azubuike broke the news that Melon was stingy and bought his No. 7 jersey for US$3,000. Other stars generally cost 20, 30,000, or even US$100,000. Give 3000.
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