After another underwhelming playoff run with the Clippers, James Harden drew heavy criticism from fans for disappearing in key moments. NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal weighed in, offering his take on why Harden continues to fall short under pressure.

Following an opening round playoff exit this season, the Clippers are a team to watch in the offseason trade market, per rumors.

Today is another day that fans of the Arizona State Sun Devils can feel great pride in cheering for the various athletic programs. Arizona State legend James Harden just secured another major honor in what has become an illustrious career in the NBA.

In a recent interview, Shaquille O'Neal explains why James Harden struggles under pressure during the playoffs.

In today’s NBA, getting to the free-throw line is a skill and an art form. And if there’s one player who made foul-drawing a signature move, it’s James Harden. But with Harden entering the back nine of his career,

James Harden has had a chip on his shoulder since he felt slighted by the Philadelphia 76ers. When the lines got faulty in Philadelphia, Harden made it clear he

Ben Golliver of the Washington Post tweeted after last season’s Game 5 loss to Dallas, where Harden shot 2-for-12 from the floor, that he had 13 playoff games shooting 20 per cent of worse on 10 or more shots. That ranked the most in the three-point era.

As one of the top prospects in the 2025 NBA draft, Rutgers guard Dylan Harper is confident that his skills are comparable to some of the best players in the league.