There are signs of Harden s loss, and Xiaoka s answer is intriguing. Is it time to change?

The tiebreak battle between the Clippers and the Nuggets will become a pain that Clippers fans cannot easily forget. As the Lakers media mocked - Clippers fans flew to the Colorado Plateau and witnessed their team losing 30 points away... Of course, this is a bit exaggerated. The Clippers were lagging as much as 35 points at most, but their third lineup became a fig leaf, keeping the final score difference at 19 points, and even failing to rank in the top 20 in the history of the tiebreak battle. What is frustrating is that after the G6 game, Harden, who boasted that he would do everything for the team to win, even played the whole game, was lost again.

In this game, Harden played for 35 minutes, made 2 of 8 sports games, and only handed over a report card with 7 points, 5 rebounds and 13 assists. Harden was completely lost in a critical battle again, and Nuggets home fans even shouted "Where is Harden?" during the free throws in the fourth quarter. In fact, there are signs of his loss. It’s not that Harden’s habitual invisibility just because he is in a critical battle, he is speculated that he will definitely be in a bad situation. Mainly, Harden played 46 minutes in the last game, which was already burned out for a 35-year-old veteran. In addition, the car and horse Laughton who rushed to the home court of the Colorado Plateau Devils will definitely not be in his grand position. Of course, whether it is a coincidence or not, Harden's winning rate in the tiebreak in his career has reached 3 wins and 4 losses. It is difficult to win in the last three tiebreaks. His average score in the tiebreak in his career has been 19.3 points and his shooting percentage is only 35.5%. After the

, Harden, who was frustrated, left the stadium directly and did not accept media interviews. Leonard, who was facing the "long spear" bombing of reporters alone, was obviously a little melancholy. When asked how to go further with Harden, his answer was very intriguing. Brother Kazi said: "I don't know. In a sense, we still maintain a high-level game, but this question is really difficult to answer." From supporting Harden to being ambiguous now, perhaps Leonard himself doesn't know whether he should continue to walk hand in hand.

is in the first round again, but Leonard's early contract renewal of his super maximum salary will still take effect as usual. Ballmer's team will pay the top small forward $100.6 million in the next two years. Although Ballmer is the richest boss in the league, his money is not blown by the strong wind. It can be seen from the vain of George last offseason that Lao Bao is also slowly changing. In fact, his team has ushered in a good opportunity to change this summer - Antetokounmpo is likely to flow into the player market, and behind him is a huge opportunity to change the pattern between the east and the west.

The question is, does Ballmer still retain this courage to change drasticly? Or, is it necessary to draw a conclusion if the combination of Leonard and Harden can continue? If you were Ballmer, what would you choose?