The Clippers must not win. It is useless. In the end, they are still half dead. It is more important to get rid of the coach first.

Tylen Lue has been criticized a lot recently. It is true that a chicken soup type coach is just like that. But another bigger problem is that the management has created a team without defensive counterattacks and smooth shooting. The views are as follows: The first is Zubac. Even though Zubac has supported the inside line in recent years and is cheap and durable, the problem is that the high cost performance leads to too many scenes. Zubac just doesn't fit into the current trend of the league. Slow and soft.

On the offensive end, the pick-and-roll positioning is slow, and it is difficult to overcome strong matchups down the line, and there is no shooting to squeeze the team's space. And the defensive end is basically stuck, plus Jones' defense is not top-notch, Dunn's size is there, Harden Leonard will not invest too much body and energy in every defensive round, so the Clippers' defense does not have a system and flexibility, and a good team's defense basically requires the center to move quickly.

The second is Harden. Brother Deng is the big reason why I watch the Clippers. 1 Harden is also slow and loves to grind out positions. The magic ball style of play, three-pointers and breakthroughs, does not require mid-range shots. Unfortunately, mid-range shots are really useful for pick-and-rolls. This is Harden's biggest shortcoming in organizing the offense. He is not aware of it when he is young. When he gets old, his output of three-point dunks declines, and floaters are not considered a killer move. This means that the offensive end is no longer suitable for being a ball-handling core.

2 He has no ability off the ball. Leonard is brittle. His current confrontation is average and he cannot handle the production. Leonard actually has the least problems except attendance. As I get older, I am not as good as I was at my peak in key rounds, and I feel like I can’t beat anyone without the explosiveness in scoring. It's a pity that he is the boss in name only, and being regular is the biggest crime.

Paul and Lopez are old. Lopez is still useful when he is accurate in three-pointers. Paul can move for half the court and control the tank team for a few minutes. But it's almost criminal to do it together. Bogdan should have been traded long ago and is completely useless. The summary is that Tyronn Lue's brain is too slow, and the team's problem players are already old and have already formed, making it almost impossible to train.

I think there is only one solution to this problem: kill the bass and find a white coach. I think Budden can do it. Then there is only one place where the Clippers need to work together, if Harden's advantages and Kawhi's advantages are complementary. For example, when Harden is starting to attack, Kawhi will first defend and then look at the score. If there is not much pressure to lead, Kawhi will waste a few possessions to find his touch and test the depth of the opponent. You must know that the same defender will be in different states of play in different games, and Kako needs to understand that.

Generally speaking, the first half was played around this, focusing on Harden, and other players tried their best to design tactics and movements around Harden. Then according to the situation, the third quarter begins to run tactics around Kawhi. At this time, Harden must have a clear arrangement of ball rights and new tactical status arrangements. To put it simply, use strengths and avoid weaknesses, and then let Kawhi bring up the handle and match the intensity for the decisive victory. The fourth quarter is eight minutes into the game and will definitely revolve around Kawhi, not necessarily in the regular season, but in the playoffs, you either don't want to win the championship, or you can only bet on Kawhi.

Then we must develop a tactical system that makes Kawhi the most comfortable for this group of people. In this system, if Kawhi is double-teamed without thinking, he must immediately master another set of play around Harden. Just bet on these two, the playoffs will be star basketball.

I'm not pessimistic about the Clippers. I think people in the group are desperate, and some even use the shooting percentage of a few games to make a point. Are you guys watching the game for the first time? For example, in terms of field goal percentage, you have to look at at least the average of several seasons before you can judge how good a player is.

It also depends on the position. Inside players like Zubac are only over 60, which is very low. If the Bass is welded to death, I don't think the Clippers have the strength to compete for the championship, but with grinding and mid-term adjustments, it will be no problem to enter the playoffs, but the maximum number of rounds is my only pessimistic point. If the Bass gets out, everything will be too late.