
"We're Coming Here to get Game Two as Well" - James Harden
Love this shit! James Harden is LOCKED in:
"We are here to win… We're coming here to get Game 2 as well." 😳
– James Harden speaks after the Sixers steal Game 1 from the Celtics 🗣️pic.twitter.com/mI11TWqHR9
— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPoints) May 2, 2023
After the game he’s yelling at guys to get back in the locker room because it was only one win:
James Harden’s message to the @sixers team after a playoff career high 45 points in the upset win… “it’s one game.”
He’s locked in. #HereTheyCome pic.twitter.com/xQfOAr8phU
— Kevin Negandhi (@KevinNegandhi) May 2, 2023
This dude wants to win so badly. He knows this is his best shot to win a title and change his legacy forever.
What a perfect turn of events after two ESPN reporters openly mocked him on This Just In before the game. Listen to this chud Nick Friedell totally dismiss a future Hall of Famer like he’s some cast-off nobody. The funny thing is this guy covers the Brooklyn Nets for ESPN. He covered Harden for 1.5 years. He knows how he can just come alive at a moments notice:
They’re clowning the Sixers on ESPN
(via @realprinceblue3) pic.twitter.com/SGAhRhLGoY
— Crossing Broad (@CrossingBroad) May 1, 2023
45 points right in your grill. God, it’s amazing. Call me crazy, but I think they can get game two. This isn’t the same Celtics team that beat up on us in years prior. Joe Mazzulla can’t coach like Brad Stevens and Ime Udoka. Did you see that play they drew up at the end of the game? Jayson Tatum’s last basket came with 11 minutes in the 4th. Jaylen Brown didn’t have a field goal in the last six. Al Horford is getting pick-and-rolled to death:
Harden running P&R at Horford…
16 direct picks -> 28 points = 1.75 points per (via @SecondSpectrum)
Good lord.
— Yaya Dubin (@JADubin5) May 2, 2023
We have the reigning Defensive Player of the Year not even fighting over the screen and leaving Horford on an island late in the game:
JAMES HARDEN 45-PIECE 😤 pic.twitter.com/klsLnXLB7k
— NBA on TNT (@NBAonTNT) May 2, 2023
There’s no adjustment. No realization from the staff that “hey we should maybe call a play for our best player in the 4th.” And the short-handed Sixers are basically the ’95 Bulls.
Top-15 for a reason folks: