This season, the Clippers can be described as a dark horse on the championship stage, and they are quite proud of "not afraid of continuous rain, only afraid of fighting for the championship all night". However, in this fierce basketball competition, whether they can win the final championship is still a question that fans are quite concerned about.
The views of the two teachers, Su Qun and O'Neill, can be said to hit it off. And I, an ordinary fan who is passionate about basketball, can't help but express some of my own opinions in this feast of basketball for the soul.
Putting aside how the Clippers have been doing recently, let's take a look back at their previous glory moments. During those nine consecutive wins, the Clippers' prowess was intoxicated, as if the whole season was going to be a light-hearted show. However, just like the plot of the movie, when the plot reaches its climax, it also exposes some problems that cannot be ignored.
The name of this issue is "Inside". The Clippers have repeatedly lost their duels against interior powerhouses such as the Timberwolves, Pelicans, Cavaliers and Lakers. If the Clippers are compared to a giant ship, the inside line is the board that is not strong enough to make the boat feel bumpy on the choppy field.
Especially in the face of the Timberwolves, their Towns Gobert's interior combination is like a pair of "twin stars" in the basketball world, making the Clippers feel an insurmountable predicament. Fans also joked that in the face of this combination, the Clippers seem to be fighting against the "supernatural event" in the basketball world.
The Cavaliers are also a team that makes the Clippers "red-eyed", and Mobley Allen's twin-tower combination puts opponents in a dilemma. If the game scene is compared to a "** battle", then the Clippers may feel like a rock team without a subwoofer on the inside, and it looks a little thin in the face of the heavy metal carnival of opponents.
Teacher Su Qun said clearly when answering fans' questions: "There must be opportunities, and these strong teams have opportunities." But the Clippers can't do it inside, you have to look at the injuries. "In short, there are opportunities, but the road is rough and injuries are an unavoidable mountain. For this straightforward evaluation, fans may have been stunned, and then picked up the keyboard and began to think, indeed, the Clippers' interior situation is indeed worth pondering.
Mr. O'Neal hit the nail on the head, and he said directly: "I'm optimistic about the Nuggets." This begs the question of whether the Clippers are a solid cauldron and the Nuggets are a team ready to take a spoonful.
The Nuggets are undoubtedly in the spotlight because of their Jokic, a player who may not be so flamboyant in this era. O'Neal's praise for him seems to be a portrayal of a luthier, saying, "Jokic is very good, and even though I don't agree that he could get his ground in our era, he is really a talented guy who can also influence the game with his passing." This seems to be a "** appointment" on the field.
Personally, I prefer to think of the Nuggets as a symphony orchestra with rich notes. Jokic is like the conductor, interpreting the melody of basketball to the fullest. Murray, he's the sudden soloist, who surprises the fans every game.
Finally, let's go back to the original question: Can the Clippers win the championship this year? Su Qun and O'Neal's answers may be a little frustrating, but the battle on the basketball court is not all in the range of experts. The Clippers have their shortcomings, but they also have players who have performed well and strong overall strength.
This problem is like a suspenseful game, and accidents can happen every minute and every second. Basketball, after all, is a passionate sport, and no one can say what kind of counterattack there will be in the future games.
Here, we look forward to the enthusiastic discussion of basketball fans. What do you think of the Clippers? Does the support for the Nuggets resonate? Let's leave our own comments on this basketball movement. The passion on the basketball court is written by us.