US media advises the Clippers to make a 3-for-1 deal, and strive to catch up with the 13+6 inside line, and two substitute strikers are on the shelves

Now the West is in a state of pure fighting between gods. Even in the first round of this year's playoffs, there are two sets of tiebreak battles, which is really cruel. The Clippers became one of the losers. After leading the series twice, the Clippers lost a good game and were eventually eliminated by the Nuggets in the tiebreak.

The main problem of the Clippers at present is that the inside is too shabby. Not only does it have no reliable substitute behind Zubac, but it also seems a bit reluctant no matter who is in the fourth position. So the US media advised the Clippers to make a 3-for-1 deal with the Grizzlies, and to pursue the inside Sandy Aldama, who is the standard fourth position. If you play in a small ball lineup, you can also play a guest center, which can solve the Clippers' problem very well. From the specific plan, the two substitute forwards of the Clippers, Amir Kofi and Kobe Brown, will be put on the shelves, and the Clippers also need to send away a future first-round pick exchange right.

In the current Grizzlies, many players are not very famous, and their starting point was average, but they played an important role. Sandy Aldama is one of them. As the No. 30 pick in the first round of 2021, Sandy Aldama is only 24 years old. Obviously, he has both immediate combat power and room for improvement. Sandy Aldama has exploded this season, averaging 12.5 points, 6.4 rebounds, 2.9 assists and 0.8 steals per game. The data can be said to have improved in all aspects. When it came to the playoffs, although Ja Morant was injured, which directly caused the Grizzlies to be swept by the regular season champion Thunder, Sandy Aldama averaged 13 points, 6 rebounds and 1.8 assists per game, and its overall efficiency was higher than in the regular season.

If the Clippers win Sandy Aldama, their strength in the frontcourt will be significantly upgraded. He is like Marcus Morris at his peak. Not only is he very tough in his playing style, but he also has a stable jump shot. In addition, Sandy Aldama's official height is 2.11 meters, so there is no problem as a center. Moreover, from the tactical point of view, Sandy Alda's top five position may be more valuable, because if the opponent's center does not come out, he can directly take three-pointers. On the contrary, the inside door is wide open, and teammates can easily slip to the basket to score points.

Except for the first round pick exchange rights, judging from this plan, the Clippers basically have no losses, because both players are pure substitutes in the team. Amir Kofi made some progress in the regular season, averaging 9.7 points and 2.2 rebounds per game, but he was completely abandoned in the playoffs. After all, the Clippers are not short of defensive players, but his offensive end is too unstable, and perhaps he needs to change the environment.