James Harden scored 27 points, Kawhi Leonard added 20 and the Los Angeles Clippers held off the New York Knicks 105-95 on Friday night. The Knicks, who are third in the East, dropped their third in a row including an overtime loss to LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers a night earlier.

The Clippers and Lakers stage the latest Battle of Los Angeles on national TV Friday night. Luka and LeBron host Kawhi and Harden.

The Los Angeles Clippers were able to end another three-game losing streak thanks to the stellar performance by James Harden. Head coach Tyronn Lue had been imploring his team to play more complete games over 48 minutes,

The Los Angeles Clippers got back in the win column on Wednesday night with a win over the Detroit Pistons thanks to James Harden’s 50-point eruption. Unfortunately, some of the league is also still reeling from the devastating injury afflicted on Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie Irving.

Following the Detroit Pistons' loss to the LA Clippers Wednesday, the biggest storyline was James Harden erupting for 50 points. This performance led to people

After coming close with the Oklahoma City Thunder in 2012, Harden’s career took a different path. His fallout with Daryl Morey ended his Houston tenure, and his move to the Brooklyn Nets was supposed to put him in title contention alongside Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving.

James Harden was one of the NBA's most singular scoring forces during his run with the Houston Rockets from 2012 to '21, ultimately winning the NBA MVP award in 2018 after finishing as runner-up in '15 and '17.

The last decade in the NBA has been dominated by LeBron James, Stephen Curry, and Kevin Durant, but a former Houston Rockets player recently included James Harden in that category for an important reason as well.

Longtime NBA awards voter Brian Windhorst admits he got it wrong when voting for MVP in 2018. During an appearance on First Take on Thursday, Windhorst explained why he regrets voting for James Harden as MVP over LeBron James.

Chandler Parsons praises James Harden for his elite performances despite being in the later stages of his career.

When it comes to his two-plus decades covering the NBA, Brian Windhorst doesn’t have many regrets. But during Thursday’s episode of First Take, the ESPN senior NBA writer shared one of them. During a discussion regarding the Los Angeles Lakers’ recent resurgence,