Media people talk about Harden s 55 points: The way the Rockets play is also the way the Clippers win now

In the NBA regular season on November 23, the Clippers defeated the Hornets 131-116.

In the entire game, Clippers star Harden played 35 minutes, making 17 of 26 shots, 10 of 16 three-pointers, scoring 55 points, 3 rebounds, 7 assists and 1 steal. According to statistics, 55 points also set a single-game scoring record in the history of the Clippers!

Media man @Only About Basketball commented on this. The original text is as follows:

On the day when Paul confirmed his retirement after the season, Harden scored 55 points.

If 30+ can't win, then get a 40+ triple-double; if 40+ still can't win, then get another 50+. This is the way Harden played during the Rockets era, and it is also the way the Clippers win now.

In the first quarter, Harden hit 5 three-pointers and scored 27 points. Just when you thought Harden would score more than 30 points in the next three quarters due to lack of physical fitness, he maintained a crazy scoring rhythm throughout the game. In the third quarter, when the score difference was widened, he sent out 5 assists.

Harden's 55 points is the highest personal score this season and is also the scoring record in the history of the Clippers. In NBA history, no player has ever held team scoring records for two different teams at the same time, until today.

Incredible, reaching the pinnacle.