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James Harden quoted Nipsey Hussle when discussing the Rockets’ Game 7 victory over the Thunder.
Following a nail-biting Game 7 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder, Houston Rockets star James Harden quoted Nipsey Hussle to explain his team’s fortitude.
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“Like [Nipsey] Hussle said, never let a hard time humble us,” Harden remarked after the Rockets 104-102 victory, Wednesday night.
“Offensively, I played like shit. Excuse my language,” Harden told ESPN’s Cassidy Hubbarth in an on-court interview immediately after the game. “I couldn’t hit a shot. I turned the ball over. Just doing everything that’s not supposed to happen, but I just kept sticking with it. My teammates gave me confidence throughout the course of the game, and defensively I had to make a play.”
Harden struggled offensively throughout the game, shooting just 4-of-15 from the field, but came in clutch with a defensive block on Lou Dort’s game-winning shot attempt.
“James has been playing defense,” said Rockets teammate Russell Westbrook. “I think if media and people actually look at the numbers — since you guys like to look at numbers — look at them and then you’ll get your answers. James defends.”
Hussle raps “Never let a hard time humble us” on his track “Double Up” from his album Victory Lap.
The Rockets will play the Los Angeles Lakers in the Western Conference semifinals, Friday night.
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James Harden quoted Nipsey Hussle when discussing the Rockets’ Game 7 victory over the Thunder.
Following a nail-biting Game 7 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder, Houston Rockets star James Harden quoted Nipsey Hussle to explain his team’s fortitude.
Pool / Getty Images
“Like [Nipsey] Hussle said, never let a hard time humble us,” Harden remarked after the Rockets 104-102 victory, Wednesday night.
“Offensively, I played like shit. Excuse my language,” Harden told ESPN’s Cassidy Hubbarth in an on-court interview immediately after the game. “I couldn’t hit a shot. I turned the ball over. Just doing everything that’s not supposed to happen, but I just kept sticking with it. My teammates gave me confidence throughout the course of the game, and defensively I had to make a play.”
Harden struggled offensively throughout the game, shooting just 4-of-15 from the field, but came in clutch with a defensive block on Lou Dort’s game-winning shot attempt.
“James has been playing defense,” said Rockets teammate Russell Westbrook. “I think if media and people actually look at the numbers — since you guys like to look at numbers — look at them and then you’ll get your answers. James defends.”
Hussle raps “Never let a hard time humble us” on his track “Double Up” from his album Victory Lap.
The Rockets will play the Los Angeles Lakers in the Western Conference semifinals, Friday night.
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