Explosive output, see these Harden days

Explosive output, see Harden today.

Print 30+ points in 8 consecutive matches to help the Rockets win three consecutive wins

In the NBA regular season yesterday, the Rockets beat the Celtics 127-113 at home and won three times in a row. Harden (pictured right) is still hot in the match. He scored 45 points in the match and scored 9 three-point throws to tie his career record. This is 30 points in 8 consecutive matches.

Domination

Harden dominates the game

In the Rockets vs Celtics match, Harden once again showed his dominance: in the first quarter, "Beard" was almost unstoppable outside the three-point line. He made three points in this quarter. In number 5, help the Rockets lead 35 to 24 at the end of the first quarter. The Rockets had added the points to 17 points in the second quarter, but the Celtics then took the chance for Harden to take a break and get his hands back after playing again. He fought back to 55 at the end of the round. From 57. However, Harden once again stepped forward in the third quarter, scoring consecutive jumpers, leading the Rockets with a 6-point lead to the fourth quarter. In the final battle, the Rockets reserve players played well, and two 3-point Green throws helped the team open a 103-90 pause. Since then, the Rockets' excellence has not been threatened, and finally won matches 127 to 113.

Talk after the match

Must enter MVP candidate

In this game, Harden made 9 of 18 points and scored 45 points, 6 assists and 2 rebounds. 9 three-point shots also tie a three-point "bearded career singles" record – in the match against the Knicks on 31 December 2016, Harden scored 9 out of 16 three-point shots With 53 points, he also became the only player in the history of the Rockets to score at least nine three-digit throws. This is also the sixth game in a row to get at least 35 points, become the fourth player in the last 20 years to do this, the top three are Kobe (2002-2003 13 consecutive matches to get 35+), Le Brown James (35+ in nine consecutive matches in the 2005-2006 season), Anthony (at least 35 points in six consecutive matches in the 2012-2013 season).

Harden's recent appearance began to make people wonder if he should join the MVP candidate. Harden's view was: "Of course, I have to go to the discussion. Many people don't like me, but it doesn't affect me." I do it myself every night. Maybe there are other players who are eligible to compete for the MVP, but for now, I have won this qualification again. "