Everywhere he went, Dort followed him. With space, the thinking went, Harden could've turned the corner and driven toward the basket for either a layup or a pass to each screener, rolling to the basket. "That was my rookie year, so I wasn't really noticing that I'm actually that good of a defender yet," Dort told ESPN. That hell would soon have a name, "The Dorture Chamber," and Dort has been placing the NBA's biggest starts inside of it ever since. At the time, the only knock on Dort's game was an inconsistent shot.