It s time to fight! Harden has the last chance to win the championship, and the strength of the Clippers inside and outside lines should not be underestimated.

James Harden is about to usher in his last chance to win the championship in his career. What exactly happened? It's really incredible! The Clippers have made a lot of trades and signings this summer, injecting fresh blood into the team and improving their overall strength. Compared with last season, the Clippers not only have significantly improved their strength, but also established a strong competitive advantage in the extremely fierce Western Conference.

They not only successfully renewed Harden and Batum with relatively favorable contracts, but also decisively traded shooting guard Powell and introduced young power forward Collins. Such a deal not only makes the team's overall age structure younger, but also reduces the burden on Kawai Leonard to a certain extent, allowing him to return to the more familiar small forward position, which will help him perform better. Considering Kawaii's injury history, this change will greatly improve his playing time and play space.

In addition, the Clippers also found a very outstanding substitute for center Zubac, successfully introducing Robin Lopez from the Milwaukee Bucks. This signing greatly enhanced the Clippers' inside strength and also added a center forward who can effectively open up space to the team, which will help to form more tactical choices on the offensive end. Lopez's joining means that he can not only provide the team with a tough inside defense, but also expand the offensive space by shooting outside. More importantly, the Clippers also received Chris Paul, known as the God of point guard, and All-Star shooting guard Bill, which brought Harden a better substitute. This move allows Harden to enjoy more rest in the regular season, ensuring he can go all out at critical moments. Paul's arrival not only enhanced the Clippers' organizational ability, but also improved the overall rhythm of the court, further approaching the perfect state of the Clippers' lineup. The combination of these star players has become the core competitiveness of the Clippers next season, and for Harden, this is undoubtedly his last opportunity to win the championship.

So, why is Harden's chance to win the championship last? There are two main reasons. First of all, Harden's age factor cannot be ignored. This year, he is about to reach the 36-year-old threshold, a very critical age for professional athletes, and most players usually choose to retire at this stage. As a former MVP and league star, Harden is racing against time. If he cannot lead the Clippers to win the championship next season, he may never get such an opportunity before he retires. Time never waits for anyone. Harden must seize the opportunity in front of him and do his best to strive to realize his dream of winning the championship.

Secondly, the Clippers' team's current strength is extremely outstanding. The current Clippers may be the strongest team Harden has played for since leaving the Brooklyn Nets. As long as they can stay healthy next season, the hope of winning the championship will increase greatly. The Clippers have three powerful players, Zubac, Collins and Lopez, in the interior. Such an inside combination cannot be underestimated in the Western Conference. The outside line is even more star-studded. The existence of players such as Harden, Bill, Paul and Kawai makes the Clippers show extremely comprehensiveness in offense, organization and even defense.