SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Los Angeles Clippers star James Harden helped Team Shaq win the championship at the 2025 NBA All-Star Game, but the tournament itself wasn’t without controversy. Shaquille O’Neal’s team defeated Charles Barkley’s team in the final round,

The Clippers guard last played in the midseason event in 2022 but he finally makes it back for an 11th appearance.

Harden and Durant have an especially storied past. Just a few days before the All-Star break, the Phoenix Suns forward joined the 30,000-point club, and Harden was one of the loudest voices singing his praises in the wake of that milestone.

The rosters are set ahead of the All-Star Game on Sunday night, but LeBron James will miss the game with injury

Clippers veteran James Harden reacted to surpassing Hall of Fame center Hakeem Olajuwon on the NBA’s all-time scoring list. Harden passed Olajuwon for 13th all-time in scoring in the Clippers’ 128-114 win against the Grizzlies. He finished with 18 points and 10 assists before reaching the 27,000th-point plateau Thursday night.

In a recent interview, James Harden explained why returning to Oracle Arena during the 2025 NBA All-Star Weekend is a nightmare for him

Included in the clip was his interaction with fellow All-Stars, including Harden, Kevin Durant of the Phoenix Suns and Kyrie Irving of the Dallas Mavericks. Harden proceeded to admit that he is not a fan of Oracle Arena, thanks to his past experiences.

James Harden passed an NBA legend to go up to 13th on the all-time scoring list in the Clippers' game against the Grizzlies on Wednesday.

James Harden, and the rest of the league’s biggest stars will surely give their input to NBA Commissioner Adam Silver and the league office on how to improve the NBA All-Star Game. Given that ...

James Harden will play in his 11th NBA All-Star Game on Sunday, but it’ll be his first since 2022 and first as a Clipper. “I never doubted it,” Harden told The Times. “… It was me just ...

Curry takes MVP honors on his home court, leading Shaq’s squad past the Global Stars, 41-25, in the title game of the reformatted four-team event. The Clippers’ James Harden plays nine minutes,