James Harden may not get the credit for it, but he's one of the greatest shooters in NBA history. Earlier this season, he made history by becoming second all-ti

Ahead, 115-113, Clippers guard Norman Powell was fouled by Christian Braun with 2:24 left in the game and made all three foul shots to take a 118-113 lead. After Jokic made one of two foul shots, James Harden hit a 16-foot jump shot to push the Clippers up, 120-114.

Los Angeles Clippers shooting guard James Harden is still a scoring machine. On Wednesday night against the Washington Wizards, Harden scored 31 points in the first half, going 11-of-15 from the field.

James Harden led the way with 43 points for the Clippers, needing just three quarters to do so. Harden had 31 of his 43 points in the first half, joining Lou Williams, Robert Covington, Nicolas Batum,

LAC 121, WAS 96. James Harden had 43. He sat the fourth. Clippers are 2-1 on their four-game road trip and 12-8 overall on the season. The Wizards—well, they’re not

The shorthanded Los Angeles Clippers have been a pleasant surprise this NBA season. Despite playing without Kawhi Leonard, who is rehabbing a knee injury, James Harden and company have jumped out to an 11-8 record and are firmly in the playoff picture in the loaded Western Conference.