In the Philadelphia 76ers' home loss to the Brooklyn Nets, James Harden shot 3-of-17 and recorded 11 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists and 2 steals. At the same time, the US media counted embarrassing data about Harden.
According to statistics, Harden shot only 3 of 17 in this game, and his shooting percentage was only 17.6%, which set a record for the third worst single-game shooting rate of a player in the first game against his former owner since the counter era (1954-55 season), which is worth mentioning at least 15 shots.
The top two players on this list are Nick Van Exelel (who shot 3-of-19 against the Lakers on Feb. 11, 1999, shooting 15.8 percent) and Bernard King (who shot 3-of-18 against the Knicks on November 14, 1987, shooting 16.7 percent).
Embarrassingly, the fourth-place player on this list is still James Harden, who shot just 18.8 percent from 3-of-16 when he first faced his former club, the Thunder, on Nov. 29, 2012.
It is worth mentioning that after coming to the 76ers this season, Harden has never tasted defeat before, and today, he also won the first game loss at the 76ers. Currently, Harden's personal record at the 76ers is 5-1.