James Harden, Houston Rockets’ powerful shooting guard hasn’t retired his 13 no. jersey yet. But you won’t be able to guess the one place it’s hanging at the top. In the last episode of ‘Joe Budden podcast’, Jamil ‘Mal’ Clay revealed a funny story of The Beard’s $1 million expenditure at Houston’s strip club.
After Harden’s departure from Oklahoma City Thunder, he has become an incredible player for the Rockets. From being the best sixth man of the team, his role drastically shifted to being the best scorer in the league. One of the best NBA shooting guards is per game averaging 25.1 points, 6.3 assists, and 5.3 rebounds in his career.
James Harden has a huge contract to put in $1 million on a single night
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With one of the richest contracts in NBA history, Harden is doing great in his money business. Well, he surely can afford to spend $1 million in a single night. Mal mentioned how he spent that huge amount in a strip club and since then his 13 no. jersey is hanging there with pride.
“James has his jersey like hanging from the top. They were doing that because they said James has been going in there spending like (a lot of money), you know what I mean? So they gave him his own jersey hanging from the rafters of the strip club,” Jamil ‘Mal’ Clay told on the podcast.
Harden signed a four-year extension contract with his franchise for $160 million (approx). This adds to his total six-year deal of $228 million. It’s known to be the richest contract to date in the NBA.
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This secret of Harden being at strip clubs is out in the open for most. It’s nothing new for the NBA fans. Well, an interesting place to have your jersey retired for the first time. He is leading the scoreboards of this season with a massive average of 34.4 points. Moreover, he is potentially in the MVP race alongside LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo.
Rockets are going into the remaining league from 31st July. Will Harden make it to the top against the league favorites, Los Angeles Lakers?
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