James Harden is back in the mix for the Cleveland Cavaliers. The former NBA MVP missed the last two games due to a thumb injury, but was cleared to return for Sunday’s matchup against the Brooklyn Nets.

The ring is everything in the NBA. The relentless pursuit of a world championship is why LeBron James first decided to join the Miami Heat, and why the Boston Celtics almost traded Jaylen Brown

James Harden made a successful return for the Cleveland Cavaliers even though he's still recovering from a broken thumb.

While much of the NBA world credits James Harden for the Cleveland Cavaliers’ recent surge, Draymond Green believes that narrative misses the bigger picture.

Iman Shumpert ranks Dwyane Wade over James Harden in the all-time debate, citing Wade's "will to win," championship pedigree, and a playstyle that prioritized grit over three-point volume.

Cleveland Cavaliers head coach Kenny Atkinson raved about guard James Harden in an interview with ESPN's Malika Andrews on Friday during the latest edition of NBA Today, even comparing him to LeBron James in regards to the different ways he can impact a team's on-court success.

Rob Perez went on a lengthy tirade on why the Cavs needed to fully inform other teams and the public about James Harden’s injury severity.