NBA stars Ja Morant, James Harden, and Jordan Poole face value decline
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 9, 2026, 1:49 PM
Last updated Jun 9, 2026
NBA players Ja Morant, James Harden, and Jordan Poole are experiencing significant declines in their market value as of June 9, 2026. Morant’s struggles with injuries and off-court issues have raised questions about his reliability. Harden, now 36, has not met expectations in recent playoff appearances despite being traded to the Cavaliers. Poole, once seen as a key player for the Warriors, has seen his performance criticized while with the Wizards, impacting perceptions of his future. These factors contribute to the lowered valuation of each player.
- •Ja Morant faces questions regarding his ability to stay healthy.
- •James Harden's value declines after subpar playoff performances.
- •Jordan Poole's efficiency and defense criticized during his tenure in Washington.
- •All three players could attract interest due to their past accolades.
- 1:49 PMYahoo Sports — 3 NBA stars whose value has never been lower
"The NBA moves extremely fast. One year, you’re viewed as a franchise cornerstone, the next, teams are questioning whether you’re worth building around. Whether it’s injuries, age, or disappointing performances, a player’s value can change in a hurry. These three…
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