James Harden made a significant impact in the Clippers' Game 6 victory over the Denver Nuggets, scoring 28 points and recording eight assists, thus pushing the playoff series to a decisive Game 7. His performance was a stark contrast to earlier games where he struggled. Coach Tyronn Lue adjusted the lineup to give Harden more space, leading to a more aggressive offensive style that allowed other players, like Kawhi Leonard, to thrive. The victory sets the stage for a historic opportunity for the Clippers to advance further than ever before, contingent on Harden's continued strong performance. However, concerns about his endurance loom as the 35-year-old played 47 minutes in Game 6, raising questions about his ability to maintain this level of play in Game 7.