James Harden is one of the greatest players of the past two decades. He has been an excellent player for the longest time, and he has done it for all kinds of teams. His prime was with the Houston Rockets,

James Harden brought the Cleveland Cavaliers back to life in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference semifinals series against the Detroit Pistons. Harden had entered Game 5 with a different motivation, having inked his name in the history books.

James Harden’s egregious flop late in Game 6 led to Dean Wade’s slip and killed any chances the Cavs had of pulling off a comeback to win the series.

Why does the NBA public hate James Harden? Following a costly 8-turnover Game 6 loss to the Pistons, Patrick Beverley defends the Cavaliers guard's off-court legacy.

James Harden looked like his old self on Wednesday night. The Beard — who has garnered a bad reputation for his playoff struggles over the years — put up 30 points, eight rebounds, and

James Harden has been one of the greatest players in the league for a long time. Ever since he broke out with the Houston Rockets, he has become the standard of an offensive engine in the NBA. Now that he is with the Cleveland Cavaliers,

Kevin Durant just passed MJ on the all-time scoring leaderboard, but he might not be the only active player to do so in the coming years. James Harden and Luka Dončić are on track to challenge Michael Jordan's 32,292 career points mark within the next decade

Louis Riddick called out James Harden after another foul-hunting moment left him frustrated during the NBA playoffs. The criticism stood out because it came from a former NFL player and ESPN analyst who made clear he still loves watching basketball.

Cade Cunningham scored 21 points and the top-seeded Pistons dominated the second half, beating the Cavaliers to force a Game 7 on Sunday.