Harden: I will play until the last moment in G7 no matter whether it is 47, 48 minutes or overtime.

In the fierce NBA playoffs, the Clippers' home match against the Nuggets has come to an end. At the end of the game, the Clippers narrowly defeated the Nuggets with a score of 111-105, successfully defending their home glory.

In this thrilling contest, every round is full of tension and excitement. Both players put their best to fight for victory. After the game, the highly anticipated Clippers player James Harden was interviewed by reporters. When asked about G7's own playing time, his tone was firm and determined: "I have to play, I have to play, I have to play, and that's how it is, it's part of the game. No matter what the team needs, whether it's 47 minutes, 48 ​​minutes, overtime, or whatever else, I will play." His words are not only a clear understanding of his own responsibilities, but also a strong expression of team spirit and desire for victory.

From a historical perspective, in the long years of the NBA, countless great players have stood up at critical moments and paid everything for the team's victory. Harden's determination at this moment is in line with the fighting spirit of those legendary stars.

In this game, Harden's performance was outstanding. With his outstanding ball skills and tenacious fighting spirit, he scored comprehensive statistics of 28 points, 6 rebounds, 8 assists, 2 steals, and 1 block. He made sharp breakthroughs and accurate shooting on the offensive end to open up the situation for the team; on the defensive end, his exciting performance of actively fighting, stealing and blocking effectively curbing the opponent's offense. For example, at the critical moment of the game, Harden faced the opponent's tight defense, decisively chose to break through, successfully scored, and stabilized the morale of the army. Every score and every assist he scores contribute to the team's victory, fully demonstrating his key role as the team's core.