If Harden wants to win the Clippers, he must give the ball to him at a critical moment in the playoffs

If Harden wants to win the Clippers, he must give him the ball at a critical moment. What exactly happened? It's incredible!

The current Clippers are strong! They upgraded the inside, got center Lopez from the Bucks as a substitute for Zubac and sent shooting guard Powell away.

They got young power forward Collins from the Jazz, and this deal liberated the boss Kawaii, allowing him to play the small forward in his most familiar position, and prevent him from being injured by playing the power forward.

The Clippers also renewed their contracts with Harden and Batum, and obtained the cost-effective Bill, as well as the defensive player Okogie. But more importantly, they got Paul, who is known as the God of Point Guard.

The Clippers have been looking for a substitute for Harden. Last season, Harden did not have a qualified substitute, which led to his very high playing time.

And Paul's arrival allows Harden to have more rest time in the regular season. In this way, he will have more physical strength and display all his strength in the playoffs. So Paul's arrival may be the most important signing for the Clippers during the offseason.

If the Clippers can stay healthy next season, their strength will be very terrible! Maybe he can break out in the cruel West and finally reach the finals.

However, if the Clippers' current lineup wants to reach the finals, Harden must make sacrifices in the playoffs, that is, to give Paul the ball at a critical moment, rather than to control the ball.

Why do you do this? The main reason is that Harden has a weak playoff disease. Harden's career is very exciting, especially in the regular season, and Harden's performance is always outstanding.

But Harden also has a very big problem, that is, at the critical moment of the playoffs, Harden always cannot perform very well and always drags his feet.

This is the main reason why Harden has not won the championship until now. Harden is a typical regular season as strong as a tiger, but as weak as a cat in the playoffs. Of course, this is just relative. In fact, Harden's performance in the playoffs is stronger than many stars.

But Paul can share the pressure at critical moments, so Harden can give up the ball at critical moments next season. Is this the reason?