Joe Harris' Career Was DESTROYED In Just 9 Days...

If you or someone you know experienced serious mental health struggles as a result of social media use, you may be entitled to a potential recovery of over $1,000. Visit https://morganmorganpa.sjv.io/c/34680... to submit a claim now. Joe Harris went from the best shooter in the NBA, to facing a tragic downfall in just 9 days. How in the world did a 47.5% three point sniper get out of the league in the blink of an eye?! The devastating collapse of Joe Harris needs to be studied. The year is 2019 and Harris is invited to the 3 point contest at the All-Star weekend for leading the NBA in efficiency, shooting a blistering 47% from downtown. And in the 1st round he sets the bar high right off the bat. Harris heats up at the right time and knocks down all 5 money balls to finish with 25 points. But Buddy Hield and Steph Curry were sizzling hot as well, hitting 26 and 27 points respectively, putting the pressure on Joe to go first in the final round. And after missing his first 2 shots, Harris went unconscious, hitting 12 - 3’s in a row! That’s automatic! And he replicates the success on the money rack from the previous round as well. D-Lo, who was an All-Star that season, raises his hand in the air to hype up his teammate! 26 is pretty darn good. Next up is Buddy Hield who cracks under the bright lights and comes up short with only 19 points. This leads us to the absolute favorite, the greatest shooter on the planet. The entire arena came to see Steph Curry win the title, but then… Joe becomes the 3 point champion by beating the GOAT! That season, the Nets made the playoffs as the 6th seed and even stole game 1 of the playoffs against the 76ers. Harris had 13 points on 5 of 7 from the field in that game. But their moments of joy didn’t last long, as Philly led by Joel Embiid manhandled them in the next 4 games. However, Nets fans started to see daylight at the end of the tunnel, as both KD and Kyrie decided to team up in Brooklyn the following summer. But the season itself was pretty chaotic. Durant sat out the entire year rehabbing from his achilles injury, and Kyrie appeared in only 20 games, infamously opting out of the NBA Bubble. Harris did his thing though, averaging 14.5 points on a rock-solid 42.5% shooting from long-range. So when playoff time came, the Nets rolled out a starting 5 of Joe Harris, Caris Levert, Garret Temple, Rodion Kurucs and Jarrett Allen. Expectedly, they got swept by the Raptors in the 1st round. Regardless, everything was set for the 2020-21 season. And just two weeks into it, the Nets sent some more shockwaves across the globe, acquiring James Harden from the Houston Rockets for 4 players and 7 draft picks. In what was a 72 games shortened season, the Nets led by 1st time head coach Steve Nash finished with a 48-24 record, good enough for the 2nd seed in the East. And if you take into consideration the fact that the Big 3 played in only 8 games together, that’s actually great! Do you know what else was great? Joe’s 3 point shooting. Harris was a rare constant, missing only 3 games for Brooklyn while posting 14 points on a league best 47.5% shooting from distance. To lead the NBA twice in 3 point percentage, you have to be a certified sniper. So, with everyone healthy, they entered the playoffs ready to attack the NBA title! It was a championship or bust for the Nets!