Harrell, who averaged 20+9+3 per game, was still given up!

Who can fans think of the best sixth man in the league? Is it Crawford, Lu Wei or Den? It can be said that these three players are among the best sixth players in the league with more successful careers. What I want to talk about today is Harrell, who once won the Best Sixth Man during the Clippers, is also considered a representative of the Brutalist, but he is different from Faried. His steps and style of play at the basket are more delicate, but he eventually left the NBA due to height issues.

And today he came, according to ESPN news, the NBL's 36ers have decided to part ways with Montrez Harrell. Harrell moved to the Australian League in 2024-25 and joined the 36ers. Harrell is a star-level player in the 36ers, and he can be said to eat and drink.

In the 36ers, Harrell played 28 games, averaged 20.5 points, 9.3 rebounds, 2 assists and 1.1 caps per game, with a shooting percentage of 56%. In May this year, due to his outstanding performance, the 36ers decided to renew Harrell's contract for one year. Unexpectedly, before the 25-26 season began, the 36ers parted ways with Harrell. Average of 20+9, can't even win a contract in the Australian League?

If something goes wrong, there will be a demon. This is the thing. It is reported that the 36ers chose to give up Harrell this time because they found problems with the drug when he played in the CBA. In the stimulant violation information released by the official website of the China Anti-Doping Center, Harrell was banned from the CBA for stimulant violations. After ESPN reported, Australian basketball media also posted a message saying: "You really haven't stopped the drug! The 36ers plan to break up peacefully with Harrell. The reason seems to be related to the previous drug test in the CBA." It means that Harrell was banned in the CBA's violation of the stimulant regulations, but he went to the Australian League and continued to use stimulant in violation of regulations?

have been suspended and given up due to stimulant problems one after another. Will Harrell's career really end? After all, Harrell won the sixth man of the NBA season, and it seems that it has not been long since. It was the 2019-20 season, and Harrell won the Best Sixth Man and Best Fight Awards in the Clippers. It's only been five years since Harrell is only 31 years old this year.

Some players are like ephemerals, blooming at the beginning of their careers, and then withering. When flowers are full of flowers, shortcomings can always be covered up. Once the peak begins to fade, various shortcomings will appear. Speaking of this type of player, who is the first person you think of?