Harden returned to his peak after scoring 55 points in six years, and has reached 55 milestones in the new season.

The Clippers, who had lost three consecutive games, challenged the Hornets, who had lost four consecutive games, in an away game. Harden transformed into a Rocket and scored 55 points again for the first time in six years. He almost single-handedly helped the Clippers win a long-lost victory. Harden today is like a god descending to earth, breaking the historical record!

Milestone 55: The only one in history to hold both teams' single-game scoring records at the same time

Harden once scored 61 points with the Rockets to tie the team's scoring record. Today he scored 55 points to refresh the Clippers' scoring record. He became the first player in league history to hold the single-game scoring records for both teams.

Milestone 54: Refreshing the scoring record in five consecutive games for players after the age of 36

Harden averaged 38.4 points per game in the past five games and scored a total of 192 points. This is the highest score in any five consecutive games for a player over the age of 36 in NBA history. The previous record was 190 points held by James.

Milestone 53: The second player in history to average 35+7+7 in 5 consecutive games after the age of 35.

Harden has averaged 38.4 points, 7 rebounds and 7.8 assists in the past five games, becoming the second player in history after James to average at least 35 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists in five consecutive games after the age of 35.

Milestone 52: The second player in history to hit 10+ three-pointers in a single game after the age of 36.

Harden shot 10 three-pointers at the age of 36 and 88 days, becoming the second player in NBA history to hit 10 three-pointers in a single game after the age of 36. Curry Has achieved the

milestone 51 twice: 12 times 55+, second in history

Harden scored 55 points today. This is the 12th time in his career that he has 55+ points, ranking second in history after Chamberlain (17). It is worth mentioning that James, Durant and Curry only have 10 times combined.

Milestone 50: The fourth oldest player in history to score 55+ points

Harden scored 55 points at 36 years and 88 days, becoming the fourth oldest player to score 55+ points in NBA history. Only Kobe, James and Kobe Bryant scored 55+ points when they were older than him.

Milestone 49: Scored 55 points again after six years

Harden scored 55 points today. This was the first time in six years that he scored at least 55 points. The last time he scored 55+ was 60 points against the Hawks on November 30, 2019.

Milestone 48: 25 times in his career with 50+ points, tying him with Kobe

Today Harden scored the 25th time in his career with 50+ points, tying Kobe for third place in history. Chamberlain (118) and Jordan (31) rank among the top two in history.

Milestone 47: The seventh Mr. 50+ this season

Harden scored 55 points today, becoming the seventh Mr. 50+ in the league this season. The previous six were Jokic (55), Maxi (54), Markkanen (51), Reeves (51), and Gordon (51).

Milestone 46: 55 points in a single game set a new personal season scoring record

Harden scored 55 points today to set a personal season scoring record in a single game. His highest score in a single game before this game was 41 points.

Milestone 45: 50+ points for the first time in a personal season

Harden scored 55 points today, which was his first 50+ points in a personal season.

Milestone 44: 55 points in a single game tied the league record this season

Harden scored 55 points today, tying the league's single-game scoring record set by Jokic this season. However, Jokic lost that game, and Harden won today.

Milestone 43: 32 times with 30+ points in a half, the first in history

Today Harden scored the 32nd time in his career with 30+ points in a half. He is the first person in history since entering the round record in the 1997-1998 season, followed closely by Kobe (28), Curry (24), and James (22).

Milestone 42: The fourth 35-year-old player in history to score 35 points in the second half

Harden scored 35 points in the first half today. He is the fourth player in history to score 35 points in the second half at the age of 35. The first three are Kobe (2016), Crawford (2019) and Curry (2025).

Milestone 41: 35 points in the half tied the league record this season

Harden scored 35 points in the first half today, tying the league record this season.

Milestone 40: 35 points in the first half set a new league record for this season

Today Harden made 12 of 17 shots in the first half, including 6 of 10 three-pointers. He scored 35 points to set a new league record for first half scoring this season.

Milestone 39: 32 times with 20+ points in a single quarter, third in history

Today is the 32nd time Harden has contributed at least 20 points in a single quarter. This statistic ranks third in history, second only to Curry (43) and Kobe (36).

Milestone 38: 27 points in the first quarter tied a career record

Today, Harden made 9 of 12 shots in the first quarter, including 5 of 7 three-pointers, and scored 27 points, tying his career first quarter scoring record. He also scored 27 points in the first quarter of the game against the Spurs on March 23, 2019.

Milestone 37: 27 points in the first quarter tied the Clippers player's single-quarter scoring record

Today Harden scored 27 points in the first quarter, tying the Clippers player's single-quarter scoring record.

Milestone 36: The oldest guard in history to score 25+5+5 in four consecutive games

On November 21, Harden scored 31 points, 5 rebounds and 8 assists. This was his fourth consecutive game with at least 25 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists. He became the oldest guard in history to achieve this achievement at 36 years and 87 days..

Milestone 35: surpassing Jordan in 30+5+5 games after the age of 35

On November 21, Harden contributed 31 points, 5 rebounds and 8 assists. After turning 35, Harden once again contributed at least 30 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists in a single game. He surpassed Jordan to become the shooting guard with the most 30+5+5 games after the age of 35.

Milestone 34: Sixth man in history with 28+ points in four consecutive games after the age of 36

On November 21, Harden contributed 31 points. In the previous three games, he scored 41 points, 37 points and 28 points respectively. He became the sixth player in history to score at least 28 points in four consecutive games after the age of 36. The previous four players were Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Jordan, Karl Malone, James and Curry.

Milestone 33: The number of three-pointers made rose to seventh place in team history

On November 21, Harden made 5 of 11 three-pointers. The number of three-pointers made in the Clippers' career reached 473, tying former teammate Powell (473) and rising to seventh place in team history. Currently ranked ahead of Harden are Leonard (560) and Paul (624).

Milestone 32: Career offensive rebounds rose to 4th in the 2009 class

On November 21, Harden grabbed an offensive rebound, and his career offensive rebounds reached 880, surpassing Jordan Hill (879) to rank 4th among players in the 2009 class, second only to Gibson, Griffin and Holiday.

Milestone 31: The number of career appearances rose to 61st in history

On November 21, Harden's career appearances reached 1,165 games, tying Horace Grant (1,165) and rising to 61st in history, ranking 8th in active service.

Milestone 30: The number of career fouls ranks among the top 100 in history

On November 21, Harden committed 1 foul, and the number of career fouls reached 2,883, surpassing Andre Miller (2882) and rising to the 100th place in history.

Milestone 29: The number of irons in his career surpassed Durant

On November 18, Harden played back-to-back for 37 minutes again. After making 5 of 9 shots in the beginning, his fatigue showed. His offensive efficiency was impressive. He made 7 of 25 shots and hit 18 irons. His career number of irons reached 10,564, surpassing Durant (10,558) and rising to 18th in history, ranking third among active players, second only to James and Westbrook!

Milestone 28: Breaking through 28,000 points in his career and becoming the third shooting guard in history

In NBA history, 11 people have scored over 28,000 points in their career, and only three of them are shooting guards. Besides Harden, the other two are Jordan and Kobe.

Milestone 27: Career score exceeded 28,000 points

On November 18, Harden hit a layup in the first quarter of the game against the 76ers. His career score reached 28,001 points, becoming the 11th player in history to unlock 28,000 points, currently second only to James and Durant.

Milestone 26: The 4th player in history to score 35 points consecutively after turning 36

Harden scored 4 on November 15 and 37 points on November 17. He scored at least 35 points in two consecutive games after turning 36, becoming the fourth player in history to do this after James (5 times), Durant (2 times) and Curry (1 time).

Milestone 25: Career shots rose to 29th in history

On November 17, Harden took 22 shots and hit 13 goals. His career shots reached 18,812, surpassing Hal Grier (18,811) to rise to 29th in history, ranking fifth among active players!

Milestone 24: Career appearances rose to 62nd in history

On November 17, Harden ushered in the 1163rd regular season game of his career, tying Shawn Marion (1163) and rising to 62nd in history, ranking 8th in active service!

Milestone 23: Refreshing the record of playing time in a single game of his career

On November 15, in the double overtime victory over the Mavericks, Harden played more than 51 minutes. This was the longest regular season game in his career.

Milestone 22: Crowned the triple-double king in team history

On November 15, Harden scored 41 points, 14 rebounds and 11 assists. This was his 8th triple-double in his Clippers career, surpassing Griffin, Odom and Kaufman's 7 times, and became the triple-double king in Clippers history!

Milestone 21: The oldest player in history with 40+ triple-doubles

On November 15, Harden scored 40+ triple-doubles at the age of 36 years and 81 days, surpassing Bird, who was 35 years and 99 days old, and became the oldest player in NBA history to score 40+ triple-doubles.

Milestone 20: The first 40+ triple-double in the history of the Clippers

On November 15, Harden scored 40+ triple-doubles. This was the first time in the history of the Clippers that a player scored 40+ triple-doubles.

Milestone 19: Career steals surpassed Magic

On November 15, Harden stole one steal and reached 1,725 ​​career steals, surpassing Magic (1,724) to occupy the 23rd place in history and ranking 4th currently.

Milestone 18: Career backcourt rebounds tied with Bosh

On November 15, Harden's career backcourt rebounds reached 5,665, tying Chris Bosh (5,665) and rising to 57th in history, ranking 14th in active service.

Milestone 17: The number of career appearances surpassed the boxing champion

On November 11, Harden's career appearances reached 1,161 games, surpassing Tyson Chandler (1,160) and rising to 63rd place in history, ranking 8th in active service.

Milestone 16: The number of career goals surpassed Reggie Miller

On November 13, Harden's career goals reached 8,244, surpassing Reggie Miller (8,241) and rising to 38th place in history, ranking 6th in active service.

Milestone 15: The oldest guard in the NBA to score 35 points, 10 assists and 10 rebounds in a single game

On November 11, Harden scored 35 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists, becoming the oldest guard in NBA history to score at least 35 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists..

Milestone 14: Tied for the triple-double title in team history

On November 11, Harden got his first triple-double of the season and seventh in his Clippers career, tying Griffin, Odom and Kaufman, and tied for the triple-double title in Clippers history! In addition, this is his 81st triple-double in his career, ranking 8th in history and 5th currently!

Milestone 13: The first 35+ triple-double in team history

On November 11, Harden scored 35 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists. This was the first time in the history of the Clippers that a player scored a triple-double of at least 35 points!

Milestone 12: Career appearances rose to 37th in history

On November 9, Harden played 40 minutes despite being ill, and his career playing time reached 40,287 minutes, surpassing Andre Miller (40,268) and Charles Oakley (40,280) to rise to 37th in history, ranking sixth among active players.

Milestone 11: Career games played rose to 64th in history

On November 9, Harden returned quickly after taking one game off. His career playing time reached 1,159 games, tying Johnny Newman (1,159) and rising to 64th in history, ranking 8th in active service.

Milestone 10: Score 12 points in two minutes + second in history

On November 5, Harden went berserk in the first quarter, scoring 17 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal in 8 minutes in a single quarter, 12 of which were scored in the first two minutes. This is the 18th time Harden has scored 12+ in two minutes, surpassing James' 17 times and rising to second place in history, second only to Curry's 25 times.

Milestone 9: The second player in history to unlock 3,200 three-pointers

On November 5, Harden made 5 of 9 three-pointers and reached 3,200 career three-pointers. He became the second player in history after Curry to hit 3,200+ three-pointers.

Milestone 8: The number of career steals rose to 23rd in history

On November 5, Harden stole 1 time and his career steals reached 1,724, tying Magic Johnson (1,724) and rising to 23rd in history, ranking 4th currently.

Milestone 7: Career backcourt rebounds surpassed Jefferson

On November 5, Harden's career backcourt rebounds reached 5,638, surpassing Al Jefferson (5,636) to rise to 58th in history and ranking 14th in active service.

Milestone 6: Career shots rose to 30th in history

On November 5, Harden's career shots reached 18,712, surpassing Gary Payton (18,698) to rise to 30th in history, ranking fifth among active players.

Milestone 5: The number of career steals rose to 24th in history

On November 1, Harden's career steals reached 1,722, surpassing Ci Shiping (1,721) to rank 24th in history and 4th in active service.

Milestone 4: Career backcourt rebounds rose to 59th in history

On November 1, Harden's career backcourt rebounds reached 5,625, surpassing Caldwell Jones (5,621) and rising to 59th in history, ranking 14th currently.

Milestone 3: The number of career steals rose to 25th in history

On October 27, Harden's career steals reached 1,718, surpassing Ron Harper (1,716) to rise to 25th in history, ranking 4th in active service.

Milestone 2: Career playing time rises to 39th in history

On October 27, Harden’s career playing time reached 40,106 minutes, surpassing Shawn Marion (40,102) and rising to 39th in history, ranking 6th in active service.

Milestone 1: The number of career appearances rose to 66th in history

On October 25, Harden's career appearances reached 1,153 games, tying Jerome Kersey (1,153) and rising to 66th in history, ranking 8th in active service.

In the new season, Harden has unlocked a total of 36 milestones, but this is just the beginning.

Harden recently said in an interview, "My career has been very successful, and no one can tell what will happen in ten years." Because Harden has now turned into a walking milestone and may set a new record in his personal career every day!