James Harden Moves to Second Place in NBA History for Unique Achievement

American basketball player James Harden of the Los Angeles Clippers reached a new milestone during a game against Utah.

Details: According to ESPN, Harden sank two three-pointers, finishing the game with 20 points, 11 assists, and six rebounds. With this performance, Harden climbed to second place in NBA history for three-pointers made, now totaling 2,975.

Quote: "An incredible achievement. It's simply a testament to how much work I've put in. As I get older and continue progressing in my remarkable career, I'm starting to hit these milestones. I never want to take it for granted," Harden said after the game.

For the record, the Clippers defeated Utah 116-105. However, the team is still outside playoff positions, with seven wins and seven losses after 14 games.

Background: LeBron James recently moved to fifth place in NBA history for most regular-season games played, logging his 1,505th career game.