Can t stand the pressure, the general manager of the Clippers publicly called on Harden to stay

There are still 6 days before the alliance trading market opens, and one heavy contract after another has set off a wave of trading markets. But the Clippers and Harden, who are being paid attention to by fans, seem to be "invisible". This weird rhythm of "Guess, Guess" has completely driven the fans crazy. All the fingers were pointed at Clippers general manager Frank and boss Ballmer. For a time, Frank's incompetence and Ballmer's richest man's stinginess quickly fermented online.

While questioning the inaction of the Clippers' management, fans have given Harden a suggestion, either staying at the team with high salaries or leaving the team to join the championship team. At this time, the Clippers management seemed to be under tremendous pressure. After the Rockets grabbed Durant, they quickly renewed Van Vritte for 50 million for two years, which hit the psychological blow to fans who love Harden. I thought Harden could go to the Rockets to reunite with his elder brother Durant, but the result was that the fans were wishful thinking.

And Clippers General Manager Frank finally expressed his thoughts in an interview with media reporters. The Clippers' management's offseason operation has always revolved around Harden. Doing all your strength "Keep Harden staying in the Clippers for a long time has always been the ultimate goal of the Clippers management, and the management has been working hard, and this goal will not change. We urgently hope that Harden will become the core of the team's future. The team's boss Mr. Ballmer and the team's management trust and value Harden very much." Frank expressed his and the team's views without any ignorance. This seems to be announced to the outside world: Harden is a non-sale product of the Clippers.

Frank also emphasized that he hoped Harden would stay in the Clippers for a long time and led the team to win the O'Brien Cup. Staying Harden is Frank's top priority at the moment. This further expresses the Clippers' desire for Harden to stay in the team. As for the problem that the outside world generally believes that the Clippers' negotiations with Harden's team are not going well, Frank clearly expressed the determination of the Clippers' management and the team's sincerity this time.

If Harden chooses to jump out of the contract in the offseason, the Clippers will make every effort to promote a new agreement that is more fair and reasonable for both sides to keep Harden. This seems to express the strong willingness of the Clippers management to match market quotes and leave Harden behind. At the same time, the Clippers management also hopes to attract Harden to dispel his concerns and stay in the team through flexible salary structure and long-term planning. Now facing the doubts of fans, the Clippers management seems to have finally made up their minds to make the right choice this time.

And with the gradual opening of the league's free market, how to strengthen the team's shortcomings will become an important factor affecting Harden's stay in the team. Although the Clippers' general manager has made public and proactive statements, if the Clippers cannot successfully sign powerful players in the free market in the offseason to strengthen the team, Harden's stay in the team will still be the primary problem for the Clippers' management.

The Clippers have actually achieved great success in formulating tactics around Harden last season. This greatly increased the confidence of the Clippers management. Harden's excellent physical fitness and strong control ability after his successful transformation made the Clippers management overjoyed. The strong bottoming ability shown by Harden also made the management of other teams in the league salivate. Especially for teams that have a group of talented young players who cannot realize their potential, Harden has a huge appeal. Harden, who has its own system, is undoubtedly the best mentor and a catalyst for the team to improve their performance. Harden can lead a group of role players in the Clippers to the playoffs by himself, and he has won the honors of the All-Star Game and the Best Third Team. This unparalleled leadership ability and leadership temperament have made Harden's value soar. I believe the Clippers management will no longer hesitate. For Harden, who has been wandering for many years at the age of 36, staying with the Clippers may be the best choice. There is my own home here, my familiar teammates here, and my own business here. "Fallen leaves return to their roots" is the most perfect result in life!