The Clippers first player to leave the team? Harden s substitute was detested, his maximum salary may be reduced to his basic salary, and there is basically no hope of staying in the team

June 11th news, after the Clippers entered the offseason, everyone also paid great attention to the team's reinforcement work. Looking back at the regular season and playoff journey of the Clippers this season, the team's performance around the trade deadline can be said to be a watershed. Before the trading deadline, the Clippers traded for the sake of the transaction, and sent Mann away with the scorer Bogdan, and then swept the well-played Harden substitute Porter Jr. out of the door, and gave the Bucks a bargain to the Bucks, freeing up a place for Ben Simmons, who bought out the contract with the Nets. After completing these reinforcements, Bogdan was useful, but Simmons was just a flash in the pan, and after only a few good games, he became a spectator in the playoffs.

Now that the season is over, it is basically clear about Ben Simmons' future. Today, Forbes reporter Evan SIdery brought the latest report, saying that Ben Simmons will have multiple teams pursuing him in the free agent market this year, but they will only offer a veteran's basic salary for the 28-year-old "veteran". Although Ben Simmons is no longer a player who can influence the battle, he will still be a versatile player in the team's second team. This season, Benxi's average data is: 5 points, 5.6 assists and 4.7 rebounds. This season, Bensey's salary was also the maximum salary contract signed with the 76ers that year, and it was as high as $40 million in the last year. Now, this may be the last time Bensey has received a high salary.

Let's see if Bensi is likely to continue to stay in the Clippers. Judging from the problems currently exposed, there is no need to stay. First of all, Benci's personal style is indeed not suitable. His advantage is his defensive ability and organization, and his disadvantage is that he has no shooting at all. The key is that he doesn't even dare to rush to the frame now, and his role on the court is even worse than that of a rookie or a veteran at the base salary. The second is Ben Simmons' strange back injury. He has often missed the game since the 76ers. He has been playing and stopping for the Nets over the years. After joining the Clippers, he can't play back-to-back games. You said that at this young age, who dares to give him a big contract? So there is really no need for the Clippers to keep him.

Recalling the Clippers' operations before the trading deadline this year, the bad operations have indeed disrupted some of the team's chemistry. The team in Xilai was difficult to stand up afterwards. There were always problems with the offense when it was about to go out to be a substitute. Instead, Porter, who was sent away, played well in the Bucks and made a new net worth. The Clippers' signing of Benxi this time also sounded a wake-up call for the management, that is, sometimes the management should not trade for the sake of trading, but instead do things that will not lose money. Secondly, in addition to the No. 4 position, the substitute point guard really needs to find a good choice. For example, Paul and Melton are all good choices. I hope the management can sign a lot this summer to complete the redemption.