The Green Army thinks about the Clippers' two-forward team building template, and needs to change 2 points to win the championship
The Clippers' condition is indeed getting better day by day, their overall strength is also improving, and their overall strength is also constantly improving, and finally ranked in the top three in the West, which is also the best team this season. It's all thanks to the team's tactical set-up, as well as the teaching of Celtic.
The current Clippers have a core center and two main power forwards. Harden, in particular, is a great way to help his teammates while still forming a full line. And with Harden on board, Harden and George can relax. All they have to do is bring the ball to the basket. When Harden is entangled, George and Leonard get more time off, which is very useful.
Celtic, on the other hand, are at a disadvantage, lacking a good defender. Neither Tatum nor Brown can get their hands on the ball right now, just like the Clippers did earlier in the season. George and Leonard, on the other hand, kept making mistakes in one-on-one situations. Tatum and Brown are not good on the ball, and while their attacks are good, they are not very connected, and they can't get the whole team alive.
Because of that, if they can sign a good playmaker like the Clippers, then they're going to be in trouble. Tatum and Brown are worse on the offensive end than George and Leonard. However, with a core player, then their limits are greatly increased and the chances of making the NBA playoffs are greater.
But another change is that both sides have to make concessions in the game. You know, Leonard and George left all the ball to Harden, while the point guard left the ball to the point guard, which is the Celtics' biggest weakness. They have to sign a point guard before they can play better, and that has to be figured out before the transfer deadline.