The Clippers and Bass are now finished with Harden and Kawhi each playing for 2 quarters. I can really handle this.

The Clippers’ current problem! Let’s discuss rationally and analyze together! First it was the lineup rotation, now it's Bill Harden, Jones, Zubac, Paul Dunn, Batum, Collins, Lopez. But wouldn't trading Collins just reduce Ka Zi's burden and allow Ka Zi to play three? Now the card is still playing four. But what does Tyronn Lue think? 1. With Collins on the starting bench, no one can score.

Just like in a previous game, Lopez relied on Lopez to shoot three-pointers as a substitute. Now Paul has degraded and Dunn has no blue. Therefore, Collins has to provide firepower 2 on the bench. He is learning what Westbrook did when he was so sophisticated. It is obvious that this is the case. The bench has no firepower. He wants Bill to take the initiative to come off the bench and not offend others. He deliberately does not adjust like this.

I feel like Tyronn Lue likes to try out lineups, so why not try Bill as a fake starter, if Bill has a starting commitment. It is completely possible to start, with Bill Harden's son Collins Zubac playing for a while, Bill Paul Jones' Collins Lopez playing a while in the second quarter, and Harden Dunn's son Batum Zubac playing for a while. This can not only satisfy Bill's starting commitment, but also provide firepower on the bench.

But there is no leader in the starting lineup. Therefore, Tyronn Lue arranged for Jones to start as a leading defender. And you don’t know if you have noticed it, but now there are always situations where Dunn or Jones holds the ball through half the court. This is because their basket is not good. If Harden Paul is allowed to organize and hold the ball, they will be left open and form a double attack on the ball holder. Therefore, the only way to solve this problem is to let them hold the ball and let Harden Paul play without the ball. Therefore, Tyronn Lue always mentioned that Paul should be an off-ball shooter.

Because Paul is no longer a threat with the ball now, and he couldn't get past Horford in the past few days. Dunn can at least make a splash. 3. This is still a problem. Whoever hits the three-pointer is accurate. The defensive system built by Van Gundy last season was to attack the ball holder, and everyone had to try to trap him.

But this will allow a lot of three-pointers, so since last season, whoever beats the Clippers has always been the one with the most accurate three-pointers, but last season the Clippers were third in the league in defensive efficiency. But this season suddenly collapsed. Zubac lost weight and couldn't guard inside or outside. He had become a sieve. How do you think the Clippers should adjust now? The above is my opinion.

The logic behind Xiaoka’s request for the team to speed up. The reason is simple. He himself knows that it is difficult for him to fight in positional battles. After playing four games, why did you do better against the Trail Blazers? In fact, in my opinion, the fight was average. The data looked good, but they just made a few three-pointers, made a lot of transitions, caught the opponent's footing, and basically didn't see any real one-on-one hard solutions.

This is why Xiaoka wants to speed up. But is the speed increase really suitable for the current Clippers? A group of old men with cold legs simply cannot keep up with the pace of most teams. Once the rhythm is up, if you fail to score a few finishes and are counterattacked by your opponent, the score will be widened in an instant (refer to playing against the Warriors).

The Clippers themselves lack offensive explosiveness. Once the score is widened, they will basically lose. So, don’t just think about playing comfortably for yourself, think about the interests of the team. Take defense as your basic plan and compete with your opponents internally.

The Clippers' offense is very dry now. The reason is that when the ball moves to Kawhi, his decision-making and ball handling are not good. If a role player is in his position, he will either shoot directly or pass it out from the Clippers. However, Kawhi's general operation is to shake the ball and dribble twice. He can neither play alone nor pass to an open teammate, and the offensive opportunity is lost. This is why Harden can chase points or overtake when he leads the team alone, but Kazi loses points when leading the team.