Clippers News: Harden made a three-pointer foul and was out of the box

Harden made three-pointers and fouls, and was disconnected. Today, the well-known American data media "Crazy Stats" posted a list of top 10 three-pointers and fouls in history. The results showed that Clippers star James Harden ranked first with an absolute advantage. The specific top ten rankings are: 1. Harden - 688 times, 2. Lillard - 299, 3. Curry - 281, 4. Lu Wei - 251, 5. Crawford - 249, 6. Durant - 195, 7. Redick - 194, 8. Lowry - 163, 9. Kemba Walker - 148, 10. Kobe - 142. You should know that Lillard, who is second-placed, and Curry, who is third-placed, are both top scorers in history, and it is incredible that Harden has made more three-point fouls than they add up.

So how did Harden achieve such an exaggerated lead? The author believes that there are three reasons: 1. Harden has top three-point shooting skills and unpredictable steps. One-handed step back makes it difficult for the opponent to resist, so he must be close to the body, which is easy to cause physical contact and be called a foul; 2. Harden is a very smart player and a foul master. He can instantly understand the opponent's defensive strategy and defensive formation, and create a foul under unexpected circumstances; 3. Harden has terrifying upper limb strength to ensure that he still completes the shot after a foul, thereby causing a three-point shooting foul, which many shooters do not have. I have to say that in the field of creating three-point fouls, others are really worth it compared to Harden.

Bill's situation is updated

Not long ago, when many media reporters reported that the Phoenix Suns would discuss a buyout with team defender Bradley Bill, many teams, including the Clippers, were interested in getting Bill. At the beginning of this week, the Clippers completed three-party transactions with the Jazz and Heat without stopping, ushering in the fourth position Collins and sent off last season's starting shooting guard Powell. This move was also regarded by many fans as giving Bill Teng a position. In addition, Bill's wife was introduced by Harden, and the Clippers are one of the few teams that can provide Bill with a contract with a base salary higher than the base salary (the mini middle class with an annual salary of $530,000), and the outside world believes that it is only a matter of time before Bill joins the Clippers.

However, a few days have passed, and Bill has not reached a buyout agreement with the Suns yet. Today, according to local Phoenix media reports, sources revealed that Bill and the Suns are in a stalemate because the Suns want Bill to give up at least $1,300w (the team has dropped below the second luxury line), but Bill is unwilling to give up too much money, and neither side is willing to make concessions. Of course, Bill will definitely buy it out in the end, after all, solar energy saves a lot of luxury taxes, and Bill doesn't really want to work for the Sun. But the deadline for buying out is August 31. I believe that Bill and the Sun will continue to pull together for a while, it depends on who can't hold back.

A signing contract was released

Today, according to the famous reporter of the US media "Hoopshype", Michael Scotto, the Clippers signed a two-way contract with this year's No. 50 pick Kobe Sanders. Kobe Sanders, 23, is from the University of Nevada, 2.01m tall and weighs 92kg. He plays as a guard on the court. He represents the University of Nevada in the NCAA League last season, and plays 33 games, and averages 15.8 points, 3.9 rebounds, 4.5 assists and 1.1 steals per game, with three shooting percentages of 46%, 34.2% and 79%.

Kobe Sanders is a player with obvious advantages and disadvantages. The advantages are comprehensive scoring skills, high maturity, and plug-and-play; the disadvantage is that his physical fitness and athletic ability are average. I don’t know if he can play in high intensity and high confrontation. Sanders is also aged (played for 5 seasons in college), his style is basically fixed, and he has no potential to tap. Judging from the current situation, the Clippers signed Sanders with a two-way contract, which is likely to let him level up in the Development League, and then save the fire when the team suffers from large-scale injuries.