On a special edition of NBA Desktop, Jason Concepcion heads to NBA All-Star Weekend. First he visits the red carpet and chats with Miles Brown, Win Butler, and Quavo (kind of). Then he sits down with James Harden to discuss his beard, becoming a meme, and his statue potential in Houston. Finally he runs into some familiar faces and catches up with Ringer NBA writers John Gonzalez and Kevin O’Connor.
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‘NBA Desktop Mobile’: James Harden Interview and NBA All-Star Weekend
Jason brings ‘NBA Desktop’ to All-Star Weekend, as he chats with celebrities and sits down for an interview with James Harden
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