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James Harden put in an impressive performance for the Los Angeles Clippers, making NBA and franchise history in the process.

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Harden, however, was forced to miss his first game of the season on Thursday as the Clippers suffered a 115-102 defeat against the Phoenix Suns. The 6-foot-5 guard was unable to suit up due to illness. Kawhi Leonard, who is nursing a right ankle sprain, sat out that game as well, which resulted in L.A. losing its fifth game of the season.

Expect to see this non-call on the Last 2-Minute Report for Clippers-Sixers. Quentin Grimes clearly fouls James Harden on his go-ahead 3-pointer and the officials swallow their whistles. pic.twitter.com/5G32T6jap3