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James Harden Milsetone Announced During Clippers-Lakers

James Harden and the Los Angeles Clippers are in action on Thursday night. They face off against their cross-town rivals, the Los Angeles Lakers, in a home game at Intuit Dome. The Clippers are looking to secure a bounce-back victory on Thursday following Tuesday’s 138-110 blowout loss against the Chicago Bulls.

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“We can come all the way back” - James Harden believes the Clippers’ season is far from over

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Clippers’ James Harden sets new career first with monster game vs. Wizards

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Reed Sheppard Highlights Missing Piece in Rockets Rotation

To start off this new year, Ime Udoka’s squad has struggled greatly on offense, seeing their field goal percentage drop from 50.5-percent in December to 44.5-percent in January.

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Sengun just misses triple-double and powers Rockets' comeback win over Spurs

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Warriors face the Mavericks, aim for 5th straight win

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Rockets' Win vs. Spurs Meant More for the Season Than You Think

Julian Champagnie, of all players, was hot, scoring 21 points in the first half on 6-of-10 from three.

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Timberwolves take on the Bulls on 3-game losing streak

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Spurs can’t keep up hot shooting in loss to Rockets

James Harden passes Shaq on all-time scoring list, but what sets him apart?

Many are critical of The Beard because he doesn't have a championship, but there's no denying he's had a big impact on the game.

abc13

Why James Harden is always a step ahead (or step back) off the dribble

HOUSTON -- "By yourself! By yourself!" Cleveland Cavaliers coach Ty Lue hollers from the bench after a ball screen set at the top of the arc prompts power forward Jeff Green to switch onto James Harden, the Houston Rockets superstar who considers seeing a ...

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James Harden Makes Announcement on Tuesday

Los Angeles Clippers guard James Harden had some news to share on Tuesday.

Larry Brown Sports

Clippers burned by a bad no-call on James Harden 3 to end the game

When it rains, it pours for the LA Clippers. The struggling Clippers lost again on Monday against the Philadelphia 76ers. They fell in a 110-108 nailbiter at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, Pa. to go down to an uncharacteristic 4-10 on the season.