Harden wants to win the Clippers, he must fire one person

If Harden wants to win the Clippers, must one person be fired? What exactly happened? It's incredible!

Harden has renewed his contract with the Clippers, and his annual salary in the first year has increased compared to last year, but his salary in the second year is only partially guaranteed. It can be seen that Harden made sacrifices to stay in the Clippers.

And the Clippers did not disappoint Harden's sacrifice, and they got a lot of capable players this summer. The Clippers upgraded the inside and got center Lopez from the Bucks, and could become a good substitute for Zubac. The Clippers also upgraded the power forward, sending shooting guard Ball away and getting young Collins from the Jazz. This deal not only enhanced the Clippers' inside strength, but also allowed boss Kawaii to return to his familiar small forward position.

The Clippers also upgraded their defenders. They not only got the scoring master Bill at a low price, but also got Paul, who is known as the God of Point Guard with a basic salary. The two signings of

have greatly improved the strength of the Clippers! Especially Paul's arrival will give Harden more rest time next season, and will also prevent the Clippers from breaking out after Harden's offense.

It can be seen that the Clippers' current lineup is stronger than last season. But I want to break out a bloody road in the cruel West. The Clippers' current lineup is still a bit difficult, mainly for the following reasons.

The first reason is that there are too many strong teams in the West. The defending champion Thunder renewed the contract with the Big Three Thunder with three maximum salaries, retaining the lineup that won the championship last season. The Nuggets, the Western Conference Powerhouse, have also added many powerful players this summer.

The Mavericks, who have three No. 1 picks, will become a strong contender for the championship next season if they remain healthy. The Rockets, whose strength has been enhanced, will play their own world in the West.

Although the Clippers' lineup looks strong, there are too many old players and there are serious risks of injury. I'm afraid in the cruel West, there will be constant injuries due to high-intensity games.

The second reason is that the head coach is a little unsatisfied. The Clippers have obtained so many powerful players, so Coach Lu probably doesn't know how to use them. Harden would better force the Clippers to replace Coach Lu, otherwise there would be no chance to win the championship! Do you think this is the reason?