Former NBA player Chandler Parsons fondly reviews Rockets years as they fight alongside superstar James Harden

In the recently aired program "Run It Back", former NBA player Chandler Parsons affectionately reviewed the Rockets years who fought side by side with superstar James Harden. Parsons was not hesitant to praise the former teammate and listed him as "one of his favorite teammates."

Parsons regards Harden's joining the Houston Rockets in 2012 as an important turning point in the team's fate. "When James (Harden) came to the Rockets, we were at a rising turning point," Parsons recalled. "The team just began to show momentum and potential to win." Harden's arrival was like injecting a heart-warming agent into this youth army, quickly enhancing the team's overall strength and competitiveness.

Parsons specifically pointed out that Harden's comprehensiveness is one of the traits he appreciates most, which is closely related to his making teammates' game "simple". “People always talk about his ability as a historic scorer, and there’s no doubt about it. But people sometimes ignore him as a top passer and core of the organization,” Parsons explained. “On the field, he has an incredible vision and accurate passing techniques. What’s more important is the subsequent addition of Warcraft Dwight Howard. “We got Dwight,” Parsons stressed, “this marks that we really begin to transform into a contender with the strength to stir up the storm and hit higher goals in the league. "The combination of Harden Howard, coupled with a group of strong players such as Parsons, made the Rockets quickly join the ranks of Western Conference strong teams.

In addition to the glory on the court, when asked whether Harden had an unforgettable "crazy" experience outside the court, Parsons smiled meaningfully. "Haha, of course there is! "He admitted readily, but then he changed his mind and added with a hint of cunning and caution, "But, those stories... I'm afraid I can't tell them on TV. "This silenceless answer instantly ignited the audience's curiosity, implying that this former teammate had shared many fun and possibly unruly private moments outside the stadium. These memories only belong to them, which are obviously wonderful enough, but are limited to the tacit understanding between friends and should not be explained in detail in public.