Rumor Board | Clippers need ball brother? The following is the best? Can the Thunder hold on to the last stubbornness

Big Ball talked about the Hornets' draft this year on his podcast.

He bluntly expressed his hope that the Hornets can pick Dylan Harper and trade three goals to the Clippers. In fact, not only big balls, but even their whole family hopes that three balls can be traded to the Clippers.

Does the Clippers need three goals?

The three-ball quotient is still relatively high, the ball plays are more ornamental, and the organization and connection are also good. However, his five-year, $260 million contract has only been a season, and he has traded to play a substitute for Harden? Ballmer is rich, but not stupid!

Some people also said that it is not enough to trade Harden's three-ball main control. But everyone should understand that the shortcomings and advantages of three balls are also outstanding.

His defensive awareness and defensive skills are insufficient, his inside finishing and confrontation ability are average, and his offensive choices are unreasonable and his performance is unstable. Although he is only 23 years old, he is prone to physical damage. More importantly, so far, he has no playoff experience and cannot prove his ability in high-end games.

Then, it is not as durable as Harden, nor does he have Harden's playoff experience. The ability to lead the team and support the team in the regular season are not comparable to that of him. Harden's salary is more likely to be lower than that of him. How could the Clippers send Harden away because of him?

So, three goals to the Clippers are just wishful thinking for their whole family.

Let's take a look at the playoffs!

In today's game, the Knicks eliminated the defending champion Celtics 4-2, and they advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals again after 25 years.

I have to sigh that the Timberwolves and the Knicks' trade last summer achieved a win-win effect. Towns and Randall helped their new club to enter the division finals respectively. Two days ago, the Timberwolves also eliminated the Warriors with a 4-1 score and advanced to the Western Conference Finals.

Downs came to the East for one year and was advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals

Knicks ranked third in the East in the regular season, and this time they eliminated the defending champion who ranked second. Another team in the Eastern Conference Finals, the Pacers, also defeated the Cavaliers at the top of the Eastern Conference.

This year's playoffs turned into a reversal. The top two in the East were eliminated by the bottom. The Rockets, the third Lakers, and the fifth Clippers went home to fish, but the sixth Timberwolves entered the Western Conference Finals.

The only Thunder are left, the leader in the Western Conference and the league, and stick to the last stubbornness of the regular season top students.

The Thunder and the Nuggets are about to begin. If the Thunder loses, then the top three in the West and the top two in the East will all be eliminated.

But judging from the current situation, perhaps the Thunder is the only team to maintain the face of a regular season top student. First of all, the Thunder has a home advantage in tiebreaking seven. Secondly, the Thunder's lineup is thick enough and has a clear advantage in physical fitness.

More importantly, Gordon suffered a hamstring strain in G6. American journalist Shams reported that Aaron Gordon was diagnosed with a left hamstring strain, and his game against the Thunder G7 is suspected.

Gordon's importance to the Nuggets is self-evident, and he is not even inferior to Jokic. He saved the Nuggets from the fire and fire many times in the playoffs.

Without his final score in the first round, the score is likely to become 1-3, and perhaps the Clippers will advance.

G1 did not have Gordon's three-pointer in the second round, and G3 did not have Gordon's tie and entered overtime to win. Maybe the Nuggets had already gone home to fish, so there was no chance to tie the seventh place now.

Of course, being suspected of playing does not mean that one is missing, but hamstring strain will affect performance even if he plays. Curry and Harden have encountered it, and Harden has also played with injuries and basically cannot play a role.

So, if Shams' report is true, Gordon's injury not only made the Nuggets lose a strong thigh, but also made their short rotation worse, and the probability of advancing is slim.