It’s hard to believe that Stephen Curry and James Harden are in their 17th season in the NBA after entering the league together as first-round picks in 2009.
James Harden had an unusual performance in the Los Angeles Clippers’ defeat to the Golden State Warriors. Harden has played well so far in the 2025-26 season, averaging 21.3 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 8.0 assists per game.
The Los Angeles Clippers have embraced the “unction” tag, but it may ultimately cost them as teams begin to expose their main weakness. True to their nickname, the Clippers have looked slow and sluggish, resulting in a 2-2 start to the season.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
Some games feel like reruns of greatness, the kind that remind you why you started watching them in the first place. Stephen Curry, at 37, still carries that quality.
When it seemed like the Golden State Warriors would maintain one of their patented hot starts against the Los Angeles Clippers, things quickly fell apart, mostly due to the exploits of an old nemesis in James Harden.
Jimmy Butler III put up a game-high 21 points without shooting a free throw and the Golden State Warriors, holding James Harden scoreless in the second half, blitzed the Los Angeles Clippers 98-79 on Tuesday in San Francisco.
The Western Conference is arguably the deepest it's been in years. The Denver Nuggets remain elite, the defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder are loaded, the Minnesota Timberwolves, Houston Rockets, and Los Angeles Lakers all have championship aspirations, and the Clippers are right in that mix.
“It’s easy for me. I don’t read headlines or do conspiracy theories or anything like that. So, it’s about the season and what we’ve got ahead of us right now,” Kawhi Leonard said during media day, and it’s showing.
It is extremely difficult to fill the shoes of a parent who is a legend in their field of work. Luckily, for Jace, his father James Harden has no intention of burdening him with that daunting legacy.
James Harden reminded everyone why he’s still one of the league’s premier offensive engines. The 10-time All-Star erupted for 26 of his game-high 30 points in the first half as the Los Angeles Clippers cruised to a commanding 129-102 win over the Phoenix Suns on Friday night in Inglewood, CA.
The Los Angeles Clippers returned home to Intuit Dome after a shocking blowout loss to the Utah Jazz in their season opener, and it was an entirely different performance.
James Harden scored 26 of his game-high 30 points in the first half, and the Los Angeles Clippers dominated the middle periods to cruise past the Phoenix Suns 129-102 on Friday in Inglewood, Calif.
Chris Paul and James Harden's previous partnership in Houston, from 2017 to 2019, was bittersweet, as they reached the Western Conference Finals in 2018 before falling to the Golden State Warriors.
James Harden’s legacy is already cemented among the greatest shooting guards of all time. The former MVP, 11-time All-Star and three-time scoring champion continues to define consistency and longevity.
Six years ago, the James Harden scoring streak took over the NBA; a month-long eruption that not only defined his career but changed the league’s offensive landscape forever.
Brian Windhorst claims that James Harden isn’t in the best shape right now. Despite this, the ESPN analyst believes that the Los Angeles Clippers are considered a top contender in the Western Conference this season.
A familiar chorus may be playing once again for James Harden. The LA Clippers star Harden is not in great shape heading into the new NBA season, Brian Windhorst of ESPN reported this week on “The Hoop Collective.” Windhorst quoted anonymous league scouts, who said that Harden has been in better shape heading into seasons past.
The Los Angeles Clippers are generating significant buzz as championship contenders ahead of the new season, bolstered by the addition of veterans like Chris Paul and Bradley Beal.
Los Angeles Clippers star James Harden opened up a bit about his personal life on the second season of Netflix’s “Starting Five,” which was released on Thursday.
James Harden will begin his 17th season in the NBA when the LA Clippers play the Golden State Warriors on Friday. Yes, it has been a long journey in which his legacy, despite being part of All-Star and All-NBA teams, and winning an MVP award, remains complicated.
James Harden has stepped into a new role for the Los Angeles Clippers as the team’s emotional and vocal leader. According to The Athletic, Harden has become the driving force behind the team’s communication and accountability, taking charge in areas where stars like Kawhi Leonard tend to stay quiet.