Harden's career earnings will now reach $511 million, making him the fourth player in NBA history to eclipse the $500 million mark, joining the 76ers' LeBron James, the Rockets' Kevin Durant and the Warriors' Stephen Curry.
Harden turns 37 next Wednesday (Aug. 26), and when the 11-time NBA All-Star officially signs, he will become the second player in league history to sign for over $90 million in guaranteed salary at age 37 or older, with LeBron being the other.
So fitting that Shai, whose "whole life is consistent" is the record holder of a streak that is completely epitomized by consistency.
This record stood for 6 decades and no one else sniffed it since Wilt Chamberlain and Shai took it down day after day after day.
“And now we go to the Oklahoma City Thunder for the first pick in the draft…"
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"And now we go to the Oklahoma City Thunder for the second pick in the draft…”
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“And now we go to the Oklahoma City Thunder for the third pick in the draft…"
Thank you to everyone for all your love and support! These 916 days been one heck of a ride!! Couldn’t be more thankful and blessed to be where I’m at now! More work to do!! #ThunderUp#KeepStriving
After 30 months of adversity, setback, courage, perseverance and spirit, Andre Roberson is playing in an NBA basketball game again. 🙌
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