US media predicts that the Clippers will average scores at the start: Xiaoka 23.5 points, Harden 21.6 points, 5.35 million Bills 15.4 points

Bradley Bill is the most important signing signing signing for the Los Angeles Clippers this summer. After LAC sent Powell to Miami for Collins to play the starting fourth position, the strengthening of the starting second position was very important. In the end, the Clippers signed Bill, who was cut by the Suns for 11 million in two years. You should know that Bill was still averaging 17 points last season.

On August 27, US media Quincy Hoops predicted the average score of the Clippers' starting five players, Harden scored 21.6 points, Bill scored 15.4 points, Leonard scored 23.5 points, Collins scored 18.8 points, and Zubac scored 15.9 points.

Bill's salary in the 25-26 season was US$5.35 million. He scored more than 40 million last season and averaged only 17 points per game. However, he only scored 5.35 million in the new season and was predicted to average 15.4 points per game. Then the Clippers' signing him is definitely a great value. Last season, his shooting percentage was 48.9% and his three-point shooting percentage was not bad.

Harden renewed his contract with Clippers this summer with 81.5 million in two years. He averaged 22.8 points, 8.7 assists, 5.8 rebounds, 1.49 steals, 0.7 blocks, with a shooting percentage of 41%, and a three-point shooting percentage of 35.2%. With the new players, Collins and Bill, Harden can focus more on passing, and his average score per game dropped to 21.6 points.

The arrival of Collins will bring Ka back to the most familiar third position. Ka Ka averaged 21.5 minutes per game last season, with a shooting percentage of 49.8% and a three-point shooting percentage of 41.1%. He can be more efficient against defenders of similar sizes, and it is entirely possible that his score will increase to 23.5 points.

Zubac averaged 32.8 minutes per game with the help of Harden last season, scoring 16.8 points, 12.6 rebounds and 1.14 blocks, with a shooting percentage of 62.9%. US media believes that Collins' arrival will affect his shooting rate, so it is reasonable to drop to 15.9 points.

Collins averaged 30.5 minutes per game with the Jazz last season, scoring 18.9 points, 8.2 rebounds, 0.97 steals, and 0.97 blocks, with a shooting percentage of 52.7% and a three-point shooting percentage of 39.9%. He is the top space-type fourth position. US media believes that his data will not change much, and his average shooting percentage of 18.8 points in the new season may be able to improve.