I haven t watched a game in a few years Isn t the captain of the Clippers bearded

Anyway, the bearded ones have gone to the celebrity game.

First of all, it should be clear that "Captain" is just a nickname, and not every star with the nickname "Captain" has served as captain of the Clippers. One of the more famous stars in the history of the Clippers (that's probably what you mean by "captain", right??) Russell, Margédi, Brand, Griffin, Chris Paul.

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The Clippers' failure to enter the West for many years is ultimately due to internal causes.

First of all, the Clippers' luck is not good, especially since Griffin and Paul have been injured in recent years. But luck is not the main reason, and the reversal by the Rockets is not a matter of luck.

One of the main reasons, and what many Clippers diehards don't want to face, is that Paul is old. Not to mention the earliest queen bee who went to heaven and earth, let's just say that the captain who just came to the clipper, the outbreak and speed are not comparable in the past 2 years. The current Paul rarely breaks through due to his lack of explosiveness, and his scoring relies heavily on the jump shot after the pick-and-roll, which is easy to limit at critical moments.

Paul is still good, the first three point guards, the first in possession, but now Paul is difficult to score in the face of high-intensity defense.

The second and most important reason is that Griffin and Paul are really compatible? Do they really work for each other? In my opinion, Griffin and Paul are not very compatible.

Griffin was already a 20+10 monster before Paul arrived, although he was still dunking and his free throw shooting was inconsistent at the time. Later, Griffin practiced shooting and playmaking, and improved even more, but that was not Paul's credit, and I believe that Paul would not think that Griffin would have achieved nothing without Paul. I believe many people will ask, how to explain the first few years of the empty city?

The age of the city of air connection is actually the accumulation of two super giant hard powers, not a chemical reaction in which 1+1 can be greater than 2. Griffin's strategy should be wasted in Paul's ball-possession system, and the pig's head consciously let Griffin organize last season, just didn't want to waste this, but every time he played like this, Paul struggled, and Paul's current off-ball ability is really not good. So Griffin and Paul are now 1+1 less than 2, the organizational skills of the two coincide, and the shortcomings of the two of them are undoubtedly exposed.

The third reason is that the substitute lineup is not properly matched, first of all, it is stated that Lao Ke 6 is not behind the blame, if he does not have a convulsion, he will be a superstar if he is 30+ per game, and if he is pitted, he is not worthy of letting him carry. The age of the substitute lineup is too old and soft, lacking vitality, except for his son and Bai Ade, he is either a veteran, or a defense like Hawes can't keep up, and the defensive end is often blown up, and the pig's head likes 5 up and 5 down, so this is also the reason.

How to solve it? I think the most effective, but unrealistic, is Paul trading Curry, Westbrook, and even young two-way guards like Lillard Irving to free up Griffin's playmaker. Hope it helps.

Roughly yes or no, it depends on what "historical heritage" refers to If it refers to the establishment time, the Oklahoma City Thunder should be the team with the least historical background, after all, it only moved from Seattle to Oklahoma in 2009, and the Clippers have settled in Los Angeles in 9 bars and fours. It's not the worst if you look at the all-time record, and it has some teams with worse records like the Charlotte Bobcats (now the Hornets). But if you're talking about the team's past influence or the superstars it has produced, it's not impossible to say that it's the team with the worst history.

Because the Clippers (not counting the time since Paul's transfer to the Clippers) have not been able to have enough influence since they were established. The whole bar was obscure, and after the 21st century, there was a change after the captain Elton Brand, but it still didn't make much progress, and it wasn't until now that there was Paul and Griffin that things got better. Compared to other teams that have never had superstars (like Kevin Garnett's Timberwolves) or teams that have had a great record (like Chris Webber's Kings and Reggie Miller's Pacers), the Clippers are more than a star and a half off, and you have a good history.

Roughly like that.

First of all, the body is against the sky. The most physical outside line is no problem to let go, blocking and singles can solve the problem, and there are three points. Needless to say, the peak captain I feel is the Jefferson of the strengthened board, and if it is paired with a Banyani or something, there is an outside line of mid-to-long-range shooting.

No solution. Explode the Knights' Big Three.