Wen Pang: How far the Clippers can go depends on whether Xiaoka can be healthy. The Clippers operations are all for him& Harden

Today, famous reporter Windhorst evaluated the Clippers' offseason operations in the program.

Windhorst said: "It's only July now. Man, what are we anxious about? The Clippers only have $17 million to $18 million in operation, but they used the money to sign Daluo, Bill and Chris Paul. These three were all starters last year. They are still players with starting level in the league. Now, they will all play substitutes in the Clippers, and they join at a discount."

"You see, sometimes we will say that a starting player takes the starting salary to play substitute, which is understandable; but now they use the substitute money to hire starting level players as substitutes. This is a good deal. The Thunder does not feel threatened by this, and they are still sitting in the lounge chair and waiting and watching calmly. But then again Come on, the Clippers have really gotten better. If you want to say which one they rank in the Western Conference, or the few California teams, I'm not sure - after all, the Lakers have also used their middle class special case to do similar operations. But overall, the Clippers have done a good job in line-up depth. "

" And you see, all the veterans they signed in their 30s are one-year contracts. If it's a two-year or three-year long contract, I might be a little worried. But one-year contracts can jump out next year and the salary space remains flexible. In the end, how far the Clippers can go depends on whether the Clippers are healthy. All they need to do is provide enough support for the Clippers and Harden, and they did do it through these signings." Windhorst said at the end.