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=== NBA Draft and Early Years with the Houston Rockets === James Harden was selected with the third overall pick in the 2009 NBA Draft by the Oklahoma City Thunder. At the time, the Thunder already had a young, talented roster with players like Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook, and Harden became part of what would later be known as one of the most exciting young teams in NBA history. During his first three seasons with Oklahoma City, Harden served as a key sixth man, coming off the bench to provide scoring and playmaking alongside Westbrook and Durant. His ability to provide instant offense, combined with his improving defense, made him an essential piece of the Thunder’s success. In 2012, Harden played a pivotal role in helping the Thunder reach the NBA Finals, where they ultimately lost to the Miami Heat. However, Harden’s play during the playoffs made it clear that he had the potential to become a superstar. In 2012, Harden was traded to the Houston Rockets, a move that would alter the trajectory of his career and the entire franchise. The Rockets saw in Harden the potential to become the focal point of their offense, and they were eager to build their team around him.
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