James Harden's postseason struggles with ball security have reached an unfortunate milestone. The veteran guard has now tied the record for the most games in a single postseason with seven or more turnovers, doing so for the fourth time tonight, according to Stathead.

What makes this feat particularly notable is Harden's longevity in achieving it. He stands alone as the only player in NBA history to accomplish this in at least two different postseasons, and this marks the third such occurrence in his career. For a player known for his elite scoring and playmaking, these turnover-heavy performances highlight the high-risk, high-reward nature of his game when the pressure is at its peak.

As the playoffs heat up, fans and analysts alike will be watching to see if Harden can tighten his handle and reduce those costly giveaways. After all, in the postseason, every possession counts—and for a player of his caliber, minimizing turnovers could be the key to championship success.