Harden was also a data brush at his peak, and he led the team to the Western Conference finals by relying on the Clippers who beat Paul in the fourth quarter to steal seven, and fell behind by almost 20 points in the fourth quarter, and was pressed to the bench by the refrigerator and brought into the Western Conference finals as a substitute. The bulb beat the Warriors and led 3-2 in the first year of the two years, and Paul was injured and lost.
The next year, Durant led 3-2 again, and Durant was injured in the fifth game and missed 67 games, leading 3-2 and being eliminated by Curry. The critical moment is that it can't be hard, and the regular season data and playoff data have shrunk too much.
In fact, Harden just lacks key balls and toughness in key battles, which is due to his character, which is relatively mild and not very strong. Look at Jordan, Kobe's character, not only spray opponents, but teammates can be sprayed to cry. Deng Ge is too gentle, humble and very good to his teammates. Technically, the offense is no worse than Leonard, and the difference is in defense and key balls.
First of all, the boss and the entire team have full "trust"! Only then can you show your own understanding of the concept of basketball! You can't do that with the Nets and the 76ers! The most important thing is that the boss of the small card is by no means an ordinary "pattern"! The role of the "boss" of any team is more important than that of the coach and management!
