NBA: LBJ and Harden are players of the month

The NBA announced the players of the month on Friday, taking into account games from both October and November. In the east, LeBron James was honored and in the west, James Harden received the award.

James had made a strong start to the season with the Cleveland Cavaliers, winning ten consecutive games, with 28 points and 8.5 assists in each of the NBA’s top 4 in that period. In addition, he also took 8 rebounds on average.

On the 3rd. The four-time MVP also scored 29,000 points in the NBA history as the seventh player on November 7, and no one before him managed to do so young (32 years, 308 days).

Meanwhile, Harden led the league on points (31.5), assists (9.8) as well as the hit threes (94) and free throws (168) and started the third best start in franchise history with the rockets. Houston (17-4) currently ranks first in the Western Conference.

In addition to James and Harden, Kyrie Irving, Giannis Antetokounmpo and Stephen Curry were nominated for the award.