The NBA Won’t Admit Harden, Powell, and Zubac Are the League’s Most Unstoppable Trio

James Harden is proving once again why he is one of the greatest offensive masterminds in NBA history, and this season, he’s leading a trio that no other team can match. Forget the so-called “superteams” with overhyped duos and struggling chemistry—Harden, Norman Powell, and Ivica Zubac are statistically the most effective scoring trio in the league right now.

The Undeniable Dominance of Harden’s Trio

For the 11th time this season, Harden, Powell, and Zubac have each scored 20+ points in a single game, more than any other trio in the entire NBA. While other teams rely on inconsistent stars who disappear when it matters most, the Clippers’ three-headed offensive machine delivers night after night.

James Harden, the offensive maestro, continues to control the game with his elite scoring, playmaking, and unmatched IQ. His ability to create shots for himself and others makes him the true leader of this unstoppable trio. Norman Powell has evolved into a lethal scoring threat, proving he’s more than just a role player. His ability to take over games offensively is something most teams don’t even have in their second option. Ivica Zubac is dominating the paint like an old-school big man, finishing at an elite rate and providing the kind of inside presence that most modern teams lack.

No trio has been as efficient, consistent, and well-balanced as Harden, Powell, and Zubac. This isn’t just a hot streak—it’s sustained excellence.

Harden’s Leadership is the Difference

While some critics love to undermine Harden’s greatness, the numbers speak for themselves. Harden has taken full control of the Clippers’ offense, ensuring the ball moves smoothly and creating high-percentage shots for everyone. Unlike other so-called superstars who demand touches without results, Harden elevates his teammates, making Powell and Zubac thrive like never before.

The reality is simple: Without Harden, this trio wouldn’t be the same. His playmaking ability unlocks their full potential, allowing them to be the most productive three-man unit in the league.

The “Superteams” Can’t Keep Up

What makes this even more embarrassing for the rest of the league is that teams with higher payrolls and bigger names have failed to produce the same level of chemistry and dominance.

LeBron and AD are constantly dealing with inconsistencies and injury concerns. Their supporting cast? Nowhere near as reliable as Powell and Zubac. Durant, Booker, and Beal were supposed to form a historic big three, but they can’t even stay on the court together. When they do, their lack of chemistry is obvious. Tatum and Brown have struggled to find a true third option to match the firepower of the Clippers’ trio.

The Clippers don’t just have three high-level scorers—they have a trio that actually works seamlessly together, led by a basketball genius in Harden.

The Harden Legacy Continues

Harden’s ability to consistently elevate his teammates is what makes him truly special. This isn’t the first time he’s been the catalyst for elite offensive production, and it won’t be the last.

Love him or hate him, Harden is once again proving why he is one of the greatest offensive players the NBA has ever seen. While other teams continue to search for answers, Harden and the Clippers already have them—and they’re rewriting the narrative of the 2023-24 season, one dominant performance at a time.