Sixers' James Harden makes good on promise to MSU shooting victim
The Sixers' James Harden promised Michigan State University shooting survivor John Hao he would bring him to a game. Now Hao is coming to Game 4 against Boston.
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The Sixers' James Harden promised Michigan State University shooting survivor John Hao he would bring him to a game. Now Hao is coming to Game 4 against Boston.
Game 4 is Sunday in Philadelphia.
The Sixers stars showed off their style while arriving at the TD Garden Monday night.
Harden scored 45 points to lead the Sixers to their Game 1 win over the Boston Celtics.
James Harden led the Sixers to a Game 1 victory over the Celtics with 45 points.
Tobias Harris had 25 points and 12 rebounds, and the Philadelphia 76ers overcame the absence of Joel Embiid to beat the Brooklyn Nets 96-88.
Brandon Goldner reports.
Harden didn't mince words about the ejection when talking to reporters in the locker room following the Sixers' Game 3 win vs. the Nets.
The Philadelphia 76ers pushed back the Brooklyn Nets in a 121-101 Game 1 victory.
Shake Milton scored 20 points as the Philadelphia 76ers beat the Brooklyn Nets, 134-105, before the teams face each other next weekend in the first round of the NBA playoffs.
Coach Doc Rivers said he had no long-term concerns about Harden or McDaniels.
Harden played 39:32 and had 14 points and 20 assists in a win a night earlier in Indiana.
Harden sent a pair of game-worn shoes and donated to a GoFundMe for John Hao, who survived the mass shooting at Michigan State University.
John Hao, who was paralyzed in the shooting, received a pair of game-worn shoes.
James Harden tied Wilt Chamberlain and Maurice Cheeks for the franchise game assist record.
Harden donated $10,000 to this cause and the non-profit organization Unity in the Community selected the families.
The Sixers improved to 16-12, opening a seven-game homestand with four straight victories.
The injury will put a lot on Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey and Tobias Harris' plate with Harden sidelined.
Harden is now the No. 2 in Philadelphia's 1-2 punch with Joel Embiid.