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The NBA All-Star three-point contest is just hours away and the Los Angeles Clippers are represented by one of the league's deadliest three-point threats. Norman Powell will be competing in Saturday’s three-point contest after having a great season so far.

With the departure of Paul George and the delayed start to Kawhi Leonard’s season, the Clippers needed someone to step up and future Hall-of-Famer Harden has done so on and off the court.

While leading the Houston Rockets in the 2010s, Harden frequently collided with Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors in the playoffs. He and his teammates never got the best of the Dubs dynasty, going 7-16 in four postseason series against the franchise from 2014-19.

James Harden will play in his 11th NBA All-Star Game on Sunday, but it’ll be his first since 2022 and first as a Clipper. “I never doubted it,” Harden told The Times. “… It was me just, you know,

Los Angeles Clippers connection expanded this week as LA added the three-time NBA All-Star, Ben Simmons. Just as the Clippers parted ways

Thrust into LA's leadership role this offseason, Harden responded by organizing a minicamp: "He’s all about the team."

The Clippers guard last played in the midseason event in 2022 but he finally makes it back for an 11th appearance.