The Brooklyn Nets began the tearing down of the big 3 when they traded James Harden for Ben Simmons. Kyrie Irving thought that the trade didn't work.

James Harden was undoubtedly a standout player during his tenure with the Brooklyn Nets, where he shared the court with Kyrie Irving. Now, three years after Harden's departure, Irving has unveiled unknown insights.

When the Brooklyn Nets brought together Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, and James Harden, the NBA world expected a dynasty. The trio—three generational scorers in their prime—was supposed to deliver multiple championships.

The LA Clippers have made strong moves this offseason. The Clippers signed Bradley Beal after he was bought out by the Phoenix Suns, as well as signing Chris Paul and Brook Lopez, and trading for John Collins. They have a team that can legitimately go 11 deep on any given night as long as they stay healthy.

Following his buyout from the Phoenix Suns, Bradley Beal signed with the Los Angeles Clippers, joining a veteran-laden group on the hunt for an NBA title. NBA great Dwyane Wade thinks this was the perfect landing spot for Beal at this point in his career.