Harden still lacks a substitute point guard to let him take a breath, and the two are very suitable

Harden has the worries of happiness? What exactly happened? It's incredible!

The Clippers can now be said to be strong and strong. They grabbed center Lopez from the Bucks and served as a substitute for Zubac. This signing can be said to be very wise, which has enhanced the Clippers' inside strength.

The Clippers also sent away shooting guard Powell and obtained power forward Collins from the Jazz, further upgrading their inside strength. Especially, he liberated the boss Kawaii and let him play back to the familiar small forward position.

Although it is a pity that the Clippers lost Powell, the power forward Collins they obtained is enough to make up for the loss. Although Collins averages less than Powell's average score, he poses greater threat on the offensive end, after all, he is an inside player.

Collins is very comprehensive on the offensive end and can not only shoot outside the three-point line, but also rush into the inside to dunk. And he also has a certain ability to shoot in the mid-range shot, which can open up space well and make Zubac turn the world in the inside.

The Clippers also renewed their contracts with Harden and Batum, retaining their main lineup last season. But the Clippers also need a substitute point guard to truly improve their lineup.

And in the free market, there are exactly two defenders, which are very suitable for the Clippers, they are Paul and Westbrook. These two performed very well last season, especially in driving teammates to score, both of them performed well.

And both of them have played in the Clippers, so it can be said that returning to the Clippers has no obstacles for them. But for Harden, who should he choose as his substitute? This is indeed a happy trouble.

Harden and Westbrook have been teammates in the Thunder and Rockets. They get along well and have a very good relationship. However, they failed to win the championship in the Thunder and Rockets. Moreover, they had just been teammates in the Clippers before, and would it be embarrassing to become teammates again?

Harden and Paul once fought with the Rockets, but in the end they parted ways. If you can continue your previous relationship and complete the unfinished championship career, it may become a good story. Paul can definitely become Harden's excellent substitute. Is this the reason?