Win Paul + Bill in one go, famous reporter revealed the Clippers plan! US media showed 15-man luxury battleship

When wanting to win the two major backcourts of Paul and Bill in one go, the famous reporter revealed the Clippers' plan! US media also showed off a potential 15-man luxury battleship lineup as soon as possible.

The famous reporter revealed that the Clippers planned to

After being eliminated in the first round, the Clippers continued to build a team around Ka and Harden until the offseason. They not only renewed their contracts for core players such as Harden, but also introduced Daluo in the free market to complete the inside upgrade.

even showed his power in the trading market, sending away Powell, who had slightly overlapping positions through a three-party transaction, and introducing Collins to fill the vacancy at No. 4.

According to ESPN reporter Tim MacMahon in "The Hoop Collective", the main reason why the Jazz are willing to send away Collins, who just played the best performance in their career, is that the latter is too good to win.

The Jazz deliberately played badly in the 24-25 season, and only allowed Collins to play 40 games after considering various reasons. As a result, Collins played in 70% of the games the Jazz won, which is perfect for the Clippers.

More importantly, the Clippers' reinforcement is far from over. According to ClutchPoints reporter Brett Siegel on social media, the Clippers' plan is to win Bill and Paul at the same time. Reports like

are not nonsense. Evan Sidery previously revealed that if Bill finally completes the buyout, the Clippers will be the strongest contender.

Especially after Powell left, Bill joins the Clippers and is very likely to get a starting position, which will help him regain his value.

In the 24-25 season, the Bills averaged 17 points, 3.3 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game, with a three-point shooting percentage of 38.6%. Although there are certain shortcomings in defense, their scoring ability is absolutely trustworthy.

famous reporter Tim Bontemps gave the same statement in the program "The Hoop Collective", bluntly saying that all signs point to Bill's joining the Clippers.

The reason is also very simple. Currently, Harden is the only ball-holder in the Clippers' lineup. Bill will fill the vacancy immediately after joining. The Clippers' intention to sell Powell to free up the spot guard at such a sensitive moment is obvious.

Tim Bontemps expects Bill to sign a 1+1 contract with the Clippers to make up for the $14 million lost during the buyout process. Combined with the local attractiveness of Los Angeles, it is natural for Bill to join the Clippers.

In addition to Bill, the Clippers also have another backcourt player, Paul, who has always regarded the Clippers as one of their best choices because Paul hopes to be closer to home at the end of his career, and his family settled in Los Angeles.

Ary also bluntly stated that he predicted that Paul would eventually join the Clippers, which is a common consensus in the league.

In terms of next odds, the Clippers also surpassed another Suns team that entered the finals, ranking first.

The US media showed the 15-player luxury battleship

After such news was exposed, the US media also imagined that the Clippers successfully introduced Paul and Bill's luxury roster, as follows:

Potential starters: Harden, Bill, Karen, Collins, Zubac;

10 substitutes: Paul, Dunn, Bogdan, Jones Jr., Daluo, Christie, Batum, Kobe Brown, Conan Needhauser (No. 30th pick) and Kobe Sanders (No. 51st pick).

Harden's last try

The Clippers' renewal of Harden this summer and the signing operation of letting Powell go all point to the same plan. The Clippers only have the last two years left to build a team around Kaor and Harden.

The Clippers will focus on Kazakhstan and Harden on 25-26 and 26-27, but will not sign players with long-term contracts to ensure that they can make room for 27 years to pursue superstars like Antetokounmpo and Jokic.

If Paul and Bill can be defeated, the Clippers' lineup is gorgeous enough, but they are not ahead in the West, because after further strengthening in the offseason, the depth of the lineup of many teams in the West is terrifying.