GAME RECAP
IMPACT PLAYER
James Harden, Houston
The third wheel-turned-featured player extended his streak of 20-point games to 10 with a 30-point night that included 17 fourth-quarter points and the final four, deciding points
BY THE NUMBERS
39:54 The final minutes and seconds Kevin Love went scoreless. He scored seven points in the game's first eight minutes, then didn't score again.
33 Points fewer than the Rockets scored in Tuesday's victory at Chicago. Houston had reached 120 points its past three games.
20,340 The third-largest crowd in Target Center history.
JERRY ZGODA
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