Perkins says the Clippers are not as good as the Lakers

After the Clippers got Paul, it can be said that most people gave positive comments on the Clippers' operations, but some people also sang against each other. The representative figure was Perkins. He believed that the Clippers' operations this year could only give one C. It was obvious that they were not optimistic about it, and the reason was very clear. No matter how many Clippers sign ups, the core players were unreliable, and it would be useless!

Let's take a look at the Clippers' operations this year. How is it like? Is it worth a good review?

1. In the inside, when introducing Lopez, let’s not talk about his data for now? Is your performance good? It depends on his popularity. The Warriors and the Lakers all want to get him, but in the end he chose to go to the Clippers. From this perspective, Lopez is quite good, not to mention that he played the starting lineup in the Bucks last season, which is definitely not bad.

2. Collins, let alone this signing. The Clippers used to not even have a regular power forward, but now they have achieved a breakthrough from scratch. As the saying goes, don’t worry about whether it is good or not, and then talk about it when they have it, so this operation is also very good.

3. It is very realistic to win Bill. No one wants Bill with 50 million, but Bill with 5 million is too delicious. No team has any reason to refuse. He went to the Clippers and made up for Powell's vacancy, which was only 5 million. What else should he say? Last season, in the Suns, he was also called the Big Three.

4. Paul, today he is also a veteran's basic salary of $3.6 million. He joined the Clippers. After Paul comes, he doesn't need to play for much time. He plays for about 10 minutes per game, so that Harden can rest for a while.

Overall, from the perspective of signing, the players signed by the Clippers are by no means a waste of money. They are all rushing to be wanted. They are cheap and affordable, and they are very cost-effective, so it is not an exaggeration to play an A-level player.

But Perkins has his perspective. What he is not watching this year's signing situation, but the overall strength of the Clippers! Let’s take a look at his specific point of view.

First, Bill has played the most games in the past six seasons, and he is 32 years old. The data can be said to be declining every year. Can he really bring great help to the Clippers?

Second, for Kat, Perkins said he knew Kat's situation. He is 34 years old this year and only played 37 games last season. First of all, health problems are like buried thunder, which may break out at any time. Secondly, from the overall performance of the playoffs, we can only say that individual games can perform amazingly, but we have completely lost the strength of our peak period.

Third. Regarding Harden, Perkins said it very bluntly, thinking that Harden was as soft as ever in the playoffs. This is indeed a big problem. He is 1 year older and his inner demon has been added to another level. Can you really expect to stay?

So, Perkins's point of view is very clear, meaning that the Clippers' key players have not changed much, which is a bit unreliable. This is the fundamental problem.

At the same time, Perkins also ranked the Lakers first, and the reason is relatively simple. Several core players of the Lakers are very young. Except for James, they are old, but James' strength is still there. Hachimura Shizuo, Rivers, Doncic, and Ayton are all around 26 years old. This is the basic platform of the team. Moreover, the Lakers' lineup at critical moments has added Ayton, which is really strengthening!

Subsequently, Perkins ranked the Warriors second. Although the Warriors have not yet strengthened, it is not yet time. Horford and Melton have reached verbal agreements with the Warriors. In comparison, Rooney has been upgraded to Horford, and the Warriors have been strengthened in the center position. On the back line, Payton has also been upgraded to Melton, which has also been enhanced to a certain extent. The Warriors may play, the state of the elderly Spurs back then, not to mention that if Kumingga's trade was completed, the Warriors took off directly.

What Perkins said also makes sense. If the team wants to go far, the key problem lies in the team's core players. They determine the team's upper limit. If the upper limit is not increased, it is indeed difficult to go far. In addition, his concerns also exist. Considering the injury history of Kazakh and Bill, for the Clippers, the component of luck is very large. Specifically, it is difficult to say that the West is apart from the Thunder. The Thunder is young, has few injuries, and there are many people who can play. The other teams cannot afford to be injured at all. In the end, it depends on luck. Just like the Clippers and the Nuggets, there is only one game behind, and the Nuggets and the Thunder are also one game behind, and everything depends on it. The specific performance of the new season.

Try a C! Perkins said that the Clippers are not as good as the Lakers and Warriors, and the core players are not reliable!