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A gift that keeps on giving is James Harden.

And, you know, when you look at the regular season,

regular season, James Harden, I think, 22 points, eight assists.

We like the clippers.

People thought, oh, you got a healthy Kauai Leonard. Okay, they can do some damage. They could knock off Denver. They could give Oklahoma City a real tussle. But last night, they were blown. It was a no-show. They were blown out. Or over the weekend, I should say. And then you have, you know, what happened, so the Nuggets end up winning, Golden State

ends up winning.

Now you've got some pretty interesting matchups.

But we tend to focus on the team that just lost.

So with what happened with the Clippers, and once again, James Hardin in a game

seven is a no-show.

Here is his head coach, Ty Lou, on the Clippers. And once again, James Hardin in a game seven is a no-show. Here is his head coach,

Ty Lou, on the Clippers losing. You know, a tough loss and like I said, not playing our best game in a situation like this and, you know, a lot of emotions. And so just told the guys

bring it in, you know, one last hug. And, you know, we'll talk tomorrow, but, you know, they came out. I thought we came out with a decent mindset. They went to that zone and kind of made us stacking offensively because the way we were attacking them. And then I thought, you know, when they went to that zone, it just kind of slowed us down offensively. And defensively we didn't we didn't really you know

get into them get closer to the guys and have that pressure and so um they was able to pick us apart

okay and this isn't all on james hardin but there is a pattern here it is last 13 elimination games

james hardin's teams are 2 and 11.

And the numbers are even worse after that.

By the way, he was a no-show.

After their losses, he didn't meet with the media.

But James Hardin, now he did have 26, 28 points, I think, game six.

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