James Harden delivered a standout performance with 35 points, 10 rebounds, and 11 assists in the Clippers’ loss to the Hawks, marking his seventh triple-double in a Clippers uniform. While his late-game decision drew some scrutiny, Harden’s efforts kept the contest competitive despite the absence of Kawhi Leonard and Bradley Beal. Harden is now tied for the most triple-doubles in franchise history, sharing the record with Bob Kaufmann, Lamar Odom, and Blake Griffin.