James Harden knocks over hand sanitizer dispenser after game 4 loss to Thunder
Houston Rockets superstar James Harden knocked out the hand sanitizer dispenser in fury after losing the game 4 to the Thunder to tie the series at 2-2.
James Harden looked angry after the Rockets blew over a 15 point lead in the third quarter to lose to the Thunder. The Rockets won the first two games in the series but the Thunder have came back strongly as they have now tied up the series 2-2. Harden bashed the team after the game as he said they were a ‘disaster’ on both ends of the floor.
Harden finished the game with stats of 32 points, 15 assists and 8 rebounds, but did not have much support on both ends of the court and was visibly frustrated after the loss
James Harden knocks over hand sanitizer; bashes the team for a disastrous game
The NBA’s scoring champion this season knocked over a hand sanitizer dispenser as he made his way to the locker room post the loss to Thunder.
Walking with a grimace on his face, the Rockets star in frustration knocked over the hand sanitizer, clearly showing how this defeat had angered him.
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James Harden and his Rockets will feel the momentum shifting with the Thunder, coming back from a 15 point deficit in the third quarter to tie the series. The Rockets are missing the services of all-star guard Russell Westbrook and will hope that he takes the court in the decisive game 5 on Wednesday. The Rockets’ small-ball doesn’t look efficient without the former OKC star.
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— Eric Rosenthal (@ericsports) August 24, 2020
The superstar said the following after the loss:
“Teams are going to make runs, but it’s the way they made their runs. We weren’t getting our shots offensively, and defensively, we weren’t sticking to our principles. So it was a disaster on both ends.”
Chris Paul and co. have exposed Rockets’ small-ball strategy, but a lot of it also has to do with the absence of Russell Westbrook. The former OKC man is currently nursing a quad injury and is uncertain of when he would be able to return to the court. Rockets fans would be hoping he can make an appearance in Game 5, as only his presence can now overturn this situation for them.
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