Harden wants to win the championship before retirement, and he must renew his relationship with him. After all, Paul is too old

Harden wants to win the championship before retirement and must renew his relationship with him. What exactly happened? It's incredible!

Harden signed a two-year contract extension with the Clippers this summer. But this contract is not fully guaranteed, and the Clippers have team options in the second year. And the salary in the second year is lower than in the first year, and the Clippers can choose to give up Harden in the second year.

The reason why Harden signed this contract may be because he felt that he had regained himself in the Clippers. After all, he re-entered the All-Star last season and entered the All-Squad again, which is a very good result for Harden.

And this summer, the Clippers have also improved their strength through trading and signing. They sent back Powell away, got young Collins from the Jazz, and they also got center Lopez from the Bucks.

More importantly, the Clippers also got the shooting guard Bill and point guard Paul. The arrival of these two people has brought the Clippers' strength to a higher level. Bill can make up for the Clippers' lack of firepower losing Powell, and Paul can be Harden's excellent substitute.

However, the Clippers may not have the ability to win the championship. The main reason is that their average age is too old! It has become the oldest team in NBA history.

The oldest person in the team is Paul who just arrived, who is already 40 years old. It is said that next season will be Paul's last year to play and he is about to retire, so it may be of little help to Harden.

Although Bill has offensive ability, his defense is really bad! And he is not young anymore, so how much strength he can exert is also a question. Although Collins is young, he is a problematic youth and may destroy the Clippers' locker room atmosphere.

So if Harden wants to win the championship, it is best to leave the Clippers and join his elder brother Durant, which means joining the Rockets is his best destination. After all, only Durant has led Harden to the Finals, and the Rockets are younger than the Clippers.

and the Rockets are Harden's old club at his peak. If he can return to the Rockets to win the championship with his elder brother Durant, then Harden's career will be very perfect. Is this the truth?