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Oklahoma City Thunder May 15, 2013
Oklahoman BY BERRY TRAMELIf you're tired of missing Russell Westbrook, mentally worn down from wondering what might have been, here's a change of pace, Thunder fans. Go back to missing James Harden. Remember when the biggest Thunder mystery was how Boomtown would fare without ol' James in the postseason?Read more on NewsOK.com
Oklahoma City Thunder May 14, 2013NBA Blog | Houston Chronicle The Rockets fully embraced their small lineups, even switching to a lineup that put 6-5 guard James Harden on Oklahoma City power forward Serge Ibaka in the post season. This is not considered a long-term plan. When discussing the ways he would like the Rockets to improve, Rockets coach Kevin McHale on Tuesday cited getting [...]
Houston Rockets May 7, 2013NBA Blog | Houston Chronicle James Harden finished eighth in the voting from a panel of 121 media members who cover the NBA. No shame in that after his first All-Star season with the Rockets. It was no surprise that Miami’s LeBron James won the award, but there has been some blowback that it wasn’t unanimous. Gary Washburn of the [...]
Houston Rockets May 6, 2013NBA Blog | Houston Chronicle On this one particular night, in this particularly critical head-to-head comparison between players who traded uniforms and roles before the 2012-13 season opener, the edge – and the series – went to Kevin Martin and the Thunder over James Harden and the Rockets. After suffering one of the worst shooting nights of his career back [...]
Houston Rockets May 3, 2013NBA Blog | Houston Chronicle Now that they have the season out of the way, James Harden and the Rockets can get to know each other. A team that was called upon to reinvent itself throughout a long season of unexpected developments played its final game of the year Friday night, but Harden, the leader of this new era Rockets [...]
Houston Rockets May 3, 2013
Welcome to Loud City Box Score The Oklahoma City Thunder had six players score in double figures as they defeated the Houston Rockets 103-94, winning the series 4-2 and advancing to face the Memphis Grizzlies in the second round. The Thunder won by holding James Harden to 7-22 shooting and Scott Brooks' strategy of sitting Kendrick Perkins for most of the game. Perkins started the game, but after 2 turnovers and a tech, was taken out with 7:38 left in the first and never returned. Brooks opting to start the second half with DeAndre Liggins in Perkins' place. In a similar fashion to game 5, after going up...
Oklahoma City Thunder May 3, 2013NBA Blog | Houston Chronicle OKC opened the fourth quarter with a 14-4 run to take a 92-81 lead, before James Harden drilled a 3-pointer before a timeout. Kevin Martin and Kevin Durant each have 23 points for the Thunder. James Harden has 23 for the Rockets.
Houston Rockets May 3, 2013NBA Blog | Houston Chronicle The Rockets used a 15-0 lead and built their lead to as much as 11 points, but the Thunder pulled within 29-26 at the end of the first quarter of Game 6. James Harden has eight points to lead the way for the Rockets. Kevin Martin has nine for Oklahoma City, and Kevin Durant has [...]
Houston Rockets May 3, 2013The Dream Shake A humming offense and defense from the Houston Rockets bring the series back to Houston for Game 6 after a win in Oklahoma City. The Dream Shake writers tackle some questions about what went right for the Rockets, the Hack-an-Omer strategy and who were the Rockets top performers. 1. What did James Harden do differently? David: Nothing. The media will play up the "he was ill" angle, but really, the only difference is that Harden continued to take borderline bad shots. He just happened to make them in Game 5. (Note: I still do not advocate for hero ball, even if it "worked" in Game ...
Houston Rockets May 2, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Rockets guard James Harden was able to play through an illness Wednesday, in Game 5 against the Thunder. He put up arguably his finest game of the series despite the illness, scoring 31 points on 10 of 16 in 42 minutes of action. He added eight rebounds and three assists, while shooting 7 of 9 from three-point range in a 107-100 win.
May 2, 2013Bulls Blog | Chicago Breaking Sports OKLAHOMA CITY -- James Harden scored a team-high 31 points, and the Houston Rockets stayed alive with a 107-100 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday at the Chesapeake Energy Arena.
Chicago Bulls May 1, 2013
Welcome to Loud City Box Score The Dream Shake Recap *** James Harden finished with 31 points to help the Houston Rockets beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 107-100 and put the series at 3-2, with Game 6 in Houston on Friday. Harden made 7 threes on the night, as the Rockets went 40% from behind the arc on the night. The Rockets led from the outset of the game as Garcia and Harden combined for 30 in the first half to put the Rockets up 50-43 going into the break. Houston began the third with a bit of a run to go up 14 midway through the third. Durant went to work to take over the Thunder offense, scoring 18 po...
Oklahoma City Thunder May 1, 2013
Oklahoman BY JOHN ROHDEHouston guard James Harden was sick (as in ill) all day Wednesday, then his 3-point shooting got sick (as in awesome) later that night against the Thunder in Game 5. Harden skipped his team's morning shoot-around to rest, then burned his former teammates for 31 points.Read more on NewsOK.com
Oklahoma City Thunder May 1, 2013NBA Blog | Houston Chronicle The Rockets are just seven minutes away from forcing a Game 6 in Houston. James Harden hit his seventh 3-pointer — on seven attempts — to put the Rockets up 92-79 with 6:55 remaining. Harden has 31 points to lead the Rockets. He was 4-for-25 combined from 3-point range in the series’ first four games. [...]
Houston Rockets May 1, 2013
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