James Harden passes Kobe Bryant on this all-time list, an informative update.

James Harden makes another mark in NBA history by moving into sixth place on the all-time career playoff steals list with 311 steals, surpassing Kobe Bryant. In a loss to the New York Knicks during the Eastern Conference Finals, Harden contributed 18 points, six rebounds, and two assists, highlighting his continued impact as a top-tier scorer and playmaker. LeBron James leads the steals list with 506, followed by Scottie Pippen, Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, and John Stockton; Harden remains the only active player among the top names.

Harden’s career accolades underscore his status as one of the era’s elite players. The 11-time All-Star and former MVP won three straight scoring titles (2018–2020), led the league in assists twice, and earned six All-NBA First Team selections. His journey from Arizona State to stints with the Thunder, Rockets, Nets, 76ers, Clippers, and now the Cleveland Cavaliers showcases a hall-of-fame trajectory that continues to evolve with the Cavs alongside Donovan Mitchell.

Key highlights:
– Harden moves to sixth all-time in playoff steals (311), surpassing Kobe Bryant.
– He finished the game with 18 points, six rebounds, and two assists.
– LeBron James leads the all-time playoff steals list; Harden is the only active player in the top group.
– Career milestones: three straight scoring titles, two-time assists leader, six All-NBA First Team selections.
– Harden’s current role with the Cavaliers marks a continued ascent in a storied NBA career.