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James Harden

James Harden

Pts
16.6
Reb
5.1
Ast
8.5
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 5"/220 lbs
Born: Los Angeles, California
College: Arizona State
Draft: 2009 1st round (3rd pick) by the
Oklahoma City Thunder
  • Ottumwa Courier

    The GENIUS Defensive Adjustment From LUKA And The Mavs...

    Join me on RateGame: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6477869711?pt=126905374&ct=Heat%20Check%201&mt=8 The Mavs had a do or die game plan on defense. Look, this is the first minute of the game, and Derick Jones Jr is picking up PG way past half court. The Clippers could not even look at the basket for this entire possession, for the full 24 seconds as we see Kyrie poking it out of Harden's hands and forcing a shot clock violation. Just look at these contests here both on Paul George and James Harden, the guys that went off for 66 points in the previous games, were only allowed 6 for 25 in this one.

  • All Clippers

    Steph Curry Makes Massive Kawhi Leonard Statement

    Steph Curry has officially launched a podcast with his father Dell Curry called Heat Check on Audible. In the very first episode, Curry was asked who the greatest five players of his generation were, and his answer may surprise you. To preface Curry's statement, he excluded the first four years of his career which excluded Kobe Bryant and Tim Duncan from his list. "Mine is kind of split like right on a changing of the guard," Curry said.

  • ClutchPoints

    10 star players who struggled in an NBA Finals series

    The NBA Finals is when the final two teams compete for the coveted NBA championship. As a result, the lights are brighter than ever. Although some players step up to the challenge, there have been a handful who've also folded in the games that mattered the most. Let's take a look at 10 star players who struggled in an NBA Finals series . James Harden (2012) Stats: 12.4 points, 4.8 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 38% FG, 32% 3PFG James Harden had yet to be a star for the Thunder. However, he was their designated Sixth Man that gave the Thunder a good chance in the 2012 NBA Finals against the Miami Heat's Big Three. Harden pretty much struggled in Game 1 by finishing with only five points, but the Thunder