Thunder's James Harden a good fit for sixth-man role
James Harden credits his past failures for his present day success.
The third-year guard for the Oklahoma City Thunder says he wouldn't be excelling in his current role as the team's sixth man if it had not been for the bumps and bruises he took throughout his first two seasons.
“All the things leading up to it,” Harden explained when asked what prepared him. “All the bad games.”
Now, Harden...
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