Here is all the secret information about James Harden the All-Star basketball player, elite scorer, MVP, the beard, but not many people know James Harden the person.
Interesting Things You Don’t Know About James Harden
He is the type to let his game do the talking and keep
everything else out of the spotlight.
The team at Playmaker HQ and I decided to find out who James
Harden is and where he came from. After learning more about him, it’s shocking
that Netflix hasn’t released a miniseries on this man’s life.
What we discovered was compelling and heartfelt childhood
stories, a little hidden NBA drama, some fun facts, and a couple of expert
facial hair tips, straight from The Beard’s mouth.
Other than being a basketball hero, James is a family hero,
loyal friend, hometown legend, and an inspiration.
James Harden found out during an interview for an E:60
special that his mother nicknamed him “Lucky” because she had a rough series of
miscarriages before James was born.
James Harden received offers from top college basketball
programs, including UNC and UCLA. However, James decided to go to ASU to join
his high school basketball coach and varsity teammate instead.
James Harden never touches/ maintains his own beard, only his
barber works on James’ beard. Also, James Harden has never used any beard oils
or supplements, he keeps it 100% natural.
Growing up in a rough neighborhood in Compton, James Harden’s
mother was concerned about him being lured in by local gangs. Thus, James’ mom
signed him up for sports at a young age to keep him away from bad neighborhood
influences after school.
James Harden: What to know about the new Sixers star
Not just
because of his performance on the court, which will be big. As a former league
MVP, 10-time All-Star, and member of the NBA’s 75th-anniversary team, that’s
almost a given. But Harden is a unique character, just the kind of person
Philly adores.
After he
arrived in the mid-season blockbuster trade that
sent Ben Simmons to the Brooklyn Nets, billboards sprang up almost immediately
across the Delaware Valley declaring, “The Beard is Here.”
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