Harden surpassed Reggie Miller by 22nd overall points and 3rd in active roster, losing only to James Durant

On January 17, Beijing time, in the focus game of the Clippers' home game against the Thunder, the 34-year-old Harden ushered in a milestone, and his total points in the regular season surpassed Hall of Fame legend Reggie Miller (25,279 points) and rose to the 22nd place on the NBA all-time scoring list, ranking third among active players, second only to James and Durant.

Prior to this game, Harden had scored 25,270 points in the NBA regular season in his career, just nine points behind Pacers Hall of Fame legend Reggie Miller (25,279). In the first 34 games of the season, Harden has only scored in single digits in three games, and even if Harden is not in peak form right now, it is not difficult to score in double figures.

With Harden scoring at least 10 points in this game, his NBA career regular season total has increased to more than 25,279 points, rising to 22nd on the NBA all-time scoring list, ushering in another career milestone, and Harden just surpassed Lakers legend Jerry West.

It is worth mentioning that Harden ranks third among active players in the NBA's all-time scoring list, second only to James and Durant, two superstars, of which Durant is his former Thunder and Nets teammate.

Top 3 active players in NBA's all-time scoring list:

1. James 39,566 points

10. Durant scored 27,825 points

22. Harden scored 25280+ points

(Text/Drunken Sleeping)