Today, the Brooklyn Nets faced the Sacramento Kings. The game was not as one-sided as the outside world had imagined. However, the Nets relied on Harden’s 29 points, 11 rebounds, and 14 assists to win the final 127-118.
Recently, the Nets’ record has become popular. Even if there were ups and downs in some games, they eventually solved the problem, and this was done without KD. Harden’s stable performance is one of the main reasons.
Although the King’s team strength and the Nets are not at the same level, no opponent can underestimate it. Harden can score and organize in the first quarter, continuing his rhythm with the Nets, and the coordination between him and Irving is also A lot.
Although Harden’s internal scoring efficiency was low in the second quarter, he only made 1 of 5 shots, but his data in the first half was already good, reaching a double ten with 18 points and 10 assists.
In the third quarter, the Kings began to chase points, and the Nets were a bit unable to deal with it. Harden was also a little low-key in this quarter. Although the offense was 2-2, it was not able to suppress the opponent’s offensive.
In the critical final quarter, Harden took 3 points to create a foul, but only made 2 free throws, but apparently he increased his offensive aggression in this quarter and shot more, but his efficiency was not good. He made several shots in the penalty area and shot three points. In a downturn, at 5 minutes and 27 seconds, Harden still scored a key blow, and finally helped the Nets win by nine points. Kyrie Irving scored 21 points and 7 assists in this game.
It is worth mentioning that Harden is the 6th major three in his career in the Nets. In just 19 games, his number of major three is ranked second in the history of the Nets.
James Harden is just incredible pic.twitter.com/mhyCZID70m
– arian (@arxanii) February 24, 2021
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