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=== Houston Rockets: The Transformation into a Superstar === Harden’s time in Houston marked the beginning of his ascent to NBA stardom. In his first season with the Rockets (2012-2013), he made an immediate impact, averaging 25.9 points, 6.1 assists, and 4.9 rebounds per game. He earned his first All-Star selection and was named to the All-NBA Third Team, establishing himself as one of the league’s elite players. What made Harden so unique was his ability to score in virtually every way imaginable. His driving ability, combined with an excellent step-back three-pointer, made him almost impossible to defend. Harden also developed an incredible basketball IQ, constantly drawing fouls and getting to the free-throw line at an elite rate. This ability to create offense for himself and others quickly made him one of the most dynamic players in the league. Harden’s game continued to evolve over the next several seasons, and he quickly became known for his distinctive playing style. One of the most notable aspects of his game was his ability to dominate the pick-and-roll, often operating as both the ball handler and playmaker. His impressive vision and passing ability allowed him to create scoring opportunities for teammates, while his ability to finish plays or draw fouls made him a two-way threat in every possession.
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