Clippers vs Sun G5, too rich in information.
A ball, at the same time presented the typical Willow-style loss, the typical Clippers-style team-building failure, the typical "no root" type Durant game.
Typical Willow-style loss: offensive end iron, drag space, fast break end inefficiency, stall to foul not to return to the defense, passing how happy how to come, the more critical moments the higher the turnover rate, offensive choice rushed, even teammates are lack of preparation.
Typical Clippers-style team-building failures: Jigsaw players perform perfectly, full of fighting spirit on the field, team size is sufficient, still stubbornly standing and dying despite limping on two legs, earning the respect of fans, but the only problem is:
The same script has been played for three years.
The typical "no root" type Durant game: the more Durant is the more the team safety period can not get the ball, and finally it is really to lose before you want to get up the ball to Durant. Basketball is after all a human sport, the lack of roots and emotional accumulation makes it difficult for Durant to establish the prestige of the locker room and the leadership of the team. The wandering Durant has never found a true home for his basketball skills, and each new home will only offer applause for his abilities that are full of profit considerations. Obviously, this is not respect.
To sum up, win or lose this game, it is estimated that fans of both sides will not be too happy. The Clippers' era is nearly over, and their future has long been declared closed. And although the Sun is still running into the future, they have limited time and can't even run at full speed yet. Winning a championship is a complicated matter, not full of ambitious transactions, far-sighted operations and a match made in heaven roster can do. The disintegrating Clippers look at the newly-formed Sun and see their own shadows in their eyes.
Winning a championship is a complicated thing.
I hope this series will allow our fans to fully understand this thoroughly, to the league, the laws of competitive basketball, to those great players.
Some more understanding, and respect.
A ball, at the same time presented the typical Willow-style loss, the typical Clippers-style team-building failure, the typical "no root" type Durant game.
Typical Willow-style loss: offensive end iron, drag space, fast break end inefficiency, stall to foul not to return to the defense, passing how happy how to come, the more critical moments the higher the turnover rate, offensive choice rushed, even teammates are lack of preparation.
Typical Clippers-style team-building failures: Jigsaw players perform perfectly, full of fighting spirit on the field, team size is sufficient, still stubbornly standing and dying despite limping on two legs, earning the respect of fans, but the only problem is:
The same script has been played for three years.
The typical "no root" type Durant game: the more Durant is the more the team safety period can not get the ball, and finally it is really to lose before you want to get up the ball to Durant. Basketball is after all a human sport, the lack of roots and emotional accumulation makes it difficult for Durant to establish the prestige of the locker room and the leadership of the team. The wandering Durant has never found a true home for his basketball skills, and each new home will only offer applause for his abilities that are full of profit considerations. Obviously, this is not respect.
To sum up, win or lose this game, it is estimated that fans of both sides will not be too happy. The Clippers' era is nearly over, and their future has long been declared closed. And although the Sun is still running into the future, they have limited time and can't even run at full speed yet. Winning a championship is a complicated matter, not full of ambitious transactions, far-sighted operations and a match made in heaven roster can do. The disintegrating Clippers look at the newly-formed Sun and see their own shadows in their eyes.
Winning a championship is a complicated thing.
I hope this series will allow our fans to fully understand this thoroughly, to the league, the laws of competitive basketball, to those great players.
Some more understanding, and respect.
