5 player performances for NBA's December 21 games

James Harden scored 35 points in a loss on Thursday (Dec. 20). [Image via ESPN/YouTube screencap]
James Harden scored 35 points in a loss on Thursday (Dec. 20). [Image via ESPN/YouTube screencap]

These five hoops stars contributed standout efforts in Thursday night's games.

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There were only two games for NBA fans on the December 21 schedule. However, both games featured some impressive star performances. These five players, in particular, stood out with what they did on the courts.

1

James Harden - Houston Rockets

It was another All-Star performance for reigning NBA MVP James Harden. Unfortunately this time it was in a loss as Houston's winning streak got snapped. Harden finished with 35 points and 12 assists in his game in Miami.

2

Danilo Gallinari - Los Angeles Clippers

The Los Angeles Clippers are a Western Conference playoff contender which gets a boost from different stars nightly. On Thursday, Danilo Gallinari stepped up. The big man finished with 32 points, six rebounds, and four assists in a win over Dallas.

3

Luka Doncic - Dallas Mavericks

The young phenom is definitely making a name for himself with the Dallas Mavericks. On Thursday night, Doncic was on the losing side of things but scored 32 points to go with five assists and four rebounds.

4

Josh Richardson - Miami Heat

The Heat rocked their Miami Vice style jerseys on Thursday and it brought out a top notch performance from Richardson. He went for 22 points along with seven assists and six rebounds in the win over the Rockets.

5

Lou Williams - Los Angeles Clippers

Another Clippers player who is invaluable is Lou Williams. Many times he comes off the bench to give the team a scoring boost. That was the case in the win over Dallas as Williams recorded 26 points and gave out eight assists in 24 minutes. That's a welcome sign for Clippers fans as Williams was injured for a stretch.

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