Pay and work hard! Thanks to Harden for his salary reduction recruitment! Welcome St. Paul home, "Dengpao" is back

Today, Clippers President Lawrence Frank held a media meeting and talked about the team's signing of Bill and Dalow, as well as rumors with Paul.

For the joining of Bill and Daluo, Frank focused on the key role Harden played in it: "Without Harden, we would not be able to get Bill and Daluo at all. He only cares about victory. He is willing to sacrifice part of his game and part of his contract. Look at James's (Harden) past history, he can always make his teammates perform at the best level. Last year, Powell should have been selected as the All-Star, and Zubac should have been selected as the best team. Going forward, George played the most efficient season of his career, which is clearly visible."

contributed money and effort, Harden took the initiative to cut his salary and actively recruited it, and finally gained recognition. No one should say that he is not motivated in the future. As Frank said, Harden's career may not be perfect, but as a player and teammate, he is definitely not bad, and he is always trying to make the team better. During the Rockets period, he allowed Westbrook and Paul to play the second spring of their careers; after joining the Nets, Harden quickly changed his role and played the core of the organization, and the offensive dominance of the three giants of the Nets was so terrifying; during the 76ers period, young player Maxi made great progress, and Embiid won his first regular season MVP in his career. Deng Ge's pattern and sacrifice are obvious to all, and deserve all the applause, but he missed the championship without luck.

Speaking of the rumors with Paul, Frank said: "What I want to say is that Chris is an excellent player and an excellent Clippers player. We will continue to strengthen our organizational offense and ball control ability. He obviously has some of the qualities we mentioned just now, and we are seriously considering him."

In fact, recent news suggests that Paul will join the Clippers, and the words of the Clippers president further confirm this. Recently, Sports Illustrated Clippers reporter Joey Linn said that like Bill (who has joined the Clippers), it was a foregone conclusion that Paul returned to the Clippers. During his time in Las Vegas, he talked with people close to Paul and his former club, who firmly believed that Paul would spend the last season of his career with the Clippers.

Welcome St. Paul home, the "Catching the Cannon" group is back!

Paul played for the Clippers for six seasons in his career. As a Clippers player, Paul was selected as the All-Star five times and joined forces with Griffin and Jordan Jr. to establish an "All-City". At that time, Tyron Lue was also the Clippers' assistant coach. Paul has long announced that he will retire after playing this season, so returning to the Clippers is of great significance to him. Now the Clippers' lineup looks strong enough. If Paul can help the team win the championship, he will have the opportunity to retire his jersey. With his super high ball quotient and understanding of tactics, the Clippers will definitely invite him to join the coaching staff and become the team's legend.