我说19年哈登被交警抓了，现在才放出来你们信吗？🐶

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Harden, nicknamed the Bearded One, hails from Los Angeles, California. Growing up in a poor family with a drug-addicted father and a single mother raising him, he lived in a impoverished neighborhood. Harden had a passion for basketball and admired Kobe Bryant. Fearing he might fall into bad habits, his mother enrolled him in basketball training. He trained tirelessly every day, earning praise from the people of Los Angeles.In 2009, Harden was selected as the third overall pick in the draft and joined the Oklahoma City Thunder as a bench player. Despite his immense talent, he often played a supporting role, overshadowed by the team's stars Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant, and didn't fully showcase his potential. During his three years with the Thunder, he reached the NBA Finals alongside Westbrook and Durant, known as the "Big Three." Although they didn't win the championship, Harden's clutch performances earned him comparisons to Manu Ginobili. In 2012, he was named the NBA's Sixth Man of the Year, gaining fame across the league.However, due to mismanagement by the Thunder's front office, Harden was traded to the Houston Rockets, where he thrived as the team's cornerstone. He frequently led the Rockets against powerful opponents, reaching the playoffs multiple times, defeating numerous foes, and earning numerous honors, including MVP, scoring champion, assists leader, and All-NBA selections. His step-back jump shot became a signature move, so effortless that even children would say Rubio hesitated to approach him, and even the celebrity Khloe Kardashian couldn't resist Harden's charm. At that time, he was hailed as the league's top point guard. Yet, his career was not without challenges. Facing the mighty Warriors, despite his best efforts, he struggled to overcome them, often falling short and leaving fans lamenting.Later, Harden joined the Brooklyn Nets. As he aged and dealt with injuries, combined with the team's management issues, Kyrie Irving's compatibility problems, and Kevin Durant's frequent injuries, although they eventually made it to the Eastern Conference Finals, they were undone by misfortune—Irving's injury and Durant's crucial misstep. Over time, Harden grew weary, but his desire for a championship never waned. He then joined the Philadelphia 76ers to assist Joel Embiid. To secure the team's future, he even took a pay cut to help recruit, but due to management deceit, Embiid's injuries, his focus on personal interests, and the immaturity of young teammates, Philadelphia's championship aspirations remain uncertain. Harden's departure was deemed "unowed," and when he returned to Los Angeles to join the Clippers, fans lined the streets to celebrate his homecoming. However, the team faced turmoil with the coach's illness, prompting Harden to step up and lead them through adversity, setting sail once again.Born into poverty and facing numerous hardships, Harden never abandoned his aspirations. Starting as an unremarkable player in the league with grand dreams, he honed his skills day and night, ultimately becoming one of the greatest dual-threat guards in history.