火箭哈登末节爆发连得15分（哈登末节连拿15分火箭强势反扑）

Considering user intent

The user’s message is in Chinese, referencing a headline about Harden's performance. I'm thinking about their intent—maybe they want a recap, stats, or something more detailed like an article. Since it’s ambiguous, I should ask for clarification about what they need: a quick news brief, polished headline, or a game summary? It’s important to keep options open and concise. I don't see any copyright issues here, so I can move forward with proposing a mock-up or asking for specifics about the game.Exploring options for the user

I’m thinking about Harden's past performances for the Rockets before joining the Clippers. I might want to ask for specific details like the date or opponent. I can offer to write a 150-word news flash, a Weibo post, or suggest title variations.

I could provide a few headline options and a short Chinese news brief template that includes placeholders for opponent and score. To keep it concise, I’ll ask if they want: 1) title optimization, 2) game recap, 3) social media post, or 4) data analysis.

I’ll make sure to be clear and avoid heavy formatting while giving a brief news piece and a few title options!Drafting quick news content

I’m creating a quick news piece with a generic format:

"休斯敦——面对[对手]的缠斗，哈登在末节发力，连拿15分，一度打出xx-xx的攻势，帮助火箭在关键时刻确立优势并拿下比赛/追平比分。"

While placeholders are fine, I should also consider asking the user for specifics like the opponent or date. Offering options keeps it concise and user-friendly, so I can suggest generating the content based on their input. I'll light up the path for them and get the final details sorted!