The offseason competes for the championship every year, and never advances to the finals in the playoffs. Why do the Clippers always run with them if they are very strong?

This year's offseason is very lively, especially for several powerful teams in the West. The Thunder renewed the contract with Homegren and Jewe and retained the core players to win the championship. The Rockets' trade has greatly increased Durant's strength, and the Nuggets, Lakers, Mavericks, etc. have also made various strengthenings.

The Clippers are still not idle this summer. They first renewed the contract with the backcourt core James Harden, then signed former champion center Lopez, and traded starting shooting guard Powell, obtaining young power forward Cameron Johnson. It is reported that the team may also chase All-Star guard Bradley Bill. If the former number one point guard in the Eastern Conference can be successfully signed, the Clippers' starting lineup will be very strong.

Throughout the history of the Clippers, they always seem to lack some luck. Since the team was founded, the team has been a bottom-up role for a long time in the early stages. Even after moving to Los Angeles, it is often considered an accessory to the Lakers, and even the arena needs to be shared with the Lakers. They only had their own stadium since Baumer took over the team, which was truly an independent team. But that doesn't change them, they are still the worst team in NBA history.

In fact, from the moment Chris Paul joined the Clippers, the team has become a regular in the playoffs. His trio with Griffin and Jordan Jr. can always bring you pleasant game scenes on the court.

Even though the trio, which was later known as the "Air Connection City", Leonard and George join forces to make the Clippers a favorite in the championship in recent years, and the team's performance has also been guaranteed. But they are always unable to perform well in the playoffs due to the injury of the stars. Since their founding, they have only advanced to the Western Conference Finals in the 2020-2021 season and have never entered the finals.

From the perspective of the Clippers' lineup, the management's active signing operations every year make them regarded as one of the championship teams, but this team finally finds it difficult to escape the halo of the Lakers in the same city. In addition, they have never had core stars independently trained, and Alexander, who is closest to the super giant, was also traded to the Thunder and led the team to win the championship this year.

The Clippers are now building a championship team with two veterans, Leonard and Harden, in the West, where there are many powerful people, whether this team has the opportunity to enter the stage of the Western Conference Finals or even the finals has become the focus. Let's wait for the good news.