The NBA rules changed, Harden had difficulty scoring, but still had a hard mouth, and I had the ability to score without free throws

Brooklyn basketball star James Harden said he didn't care about the league's rule change.

Brooklyn basketball star Harden has encountered scoring problems in the new season's league rule-changing environment, and his scoring efficiency has also declined significantly, such as Harden in the previous team's victory over the Atlanta Hawks in the previous game hardened 16 points, 11 assists and 4 rebounds in just 14 shots in 35 minutes.

So when asked by the media about how to adapt to the league's new rules and get back to the free throw line, Harden was dismissive, saying: "I've never thought about fouls and free throws, I think a lot of people are hyping up this topic, but in fact, my focus has never been on this matter." ”

"I just want to play well and then solve the scoring problems I'm having right now, I don't think I need to create fouls to score, I have the ability to score, I just need to find my scoring rhythm again in the game."