If Harden wants to win the Clippers, he must solve three major problems, otherwise there will be no chance of winning the championship.

If Harden wants to win the Clippers championship, he must solve three major problems. What exactly happened? How incredible!

The Clippers have improved their strength this summer. They have acquired many players inside and outside. They got Collins and Lopez on the inside, and Bill and Paul on the outside.

Coupled with the Clippers' original Harden, Kawhi, Zubac and Jones Jr., this Clippers is very powerful! If they can stay healthy, they will become a formidable force in the playoffs!

The Clippers can put together two powerful lineups! The Clippers can put together an offensive and defensive lineup with Kawhi and Harden as the core starting lineup. And the substitute lineup can be put in place, an offensive and defensive lineup with Paul and Bill as the core!

The Clippers' starting and bench lineups can be seamlessly connected, because Harden in the starting lineup and Paul on the bench are both masters of organization. As long as they are in the Clippers' starting and bench offense, there is no need to worry!

However, if the Clippers want to win the championship, they still need to solve three major problems. Only when these three major problems are completely resolved can the Clippers break out of the brutal Western Conference and Harden win the championship!

The first big problem is that you are too old. There are several very old players in the Clippers' lineup. Paul is 40 years old. He is the oldest player after James among the active players.

The Clippers' core players Harden and Kawhi are also over 30 years old. Not to mention Lopez and Batum, both of whom are second only to Paul in age.

And being too old is likely to cause these players to get injured before the playoffs. Or when it comes to critical moments in the playoffs, they are injured and unable to play. For example, Paul and Harden have learned from the past.

The second biggest problem is the hidden crisis. Whether the new players can integrate into the Clippers' system and whether they can follow the leadership of Harden and Kawhi is indeed a question.

Especially a young player like Collins, can he willingly assist Zubac? There are also veterans like Lopez and Paul, can they be willing to assist Harden to win the championship?

The third biggest problem is Director Lu. Whether his ability can integrate these Clippers players is the biggest problem for the Clippers! Do you think this is true?