76ers star George commented on Harden: Hesitant to change roles in the playoffs & he will always be invisible!

On May 16th NBA 76ers star Paul George recently participated in a podcast column, and publicly talked about the focus of the Clippers' teammate James Harden's invisibility in the playoffs: "

We have been a short partner in the Clippers. Harden is a very comprehensive star. He can always make the role players around him better. There is no doubt that he can switch off offensive scoring and organizational connection roles at will in the game. This is his greatness!"

"I think as Harden in the regular season, he can constantly inspire his teammates to score offensively, but the playoffs require the stars to stand up. When scored, Harden will be hesitant in this regard, and will suddenly appear invisible moments. In fact, he can become selfish, because the team needs your leadership and domineering score at critical moments, which is the mental state he should have! "

"Of course any great star has his own personality flaws. The playoffs are a stage for honing a player to become a superstar. You must maintain enough aggressiveness and dominance, otherwise you will be questioned by the media and even called a soft ball. People always evaluate you with success, and failure will only increase your sense of shame! "