Clippers star Paul said: Returning to Los Angeles is the destination

On July 23, NBA Clippers new player Chris Paul was interviewed by Los Angeles media and publicly responded to the focus of choosing a veteran with a base salary of $3.6 million to return to the Clippers: "

Yes, this is my final thoughtful decision. Although I received a lot of invitations in the offseason, and even had higher salary and more playing time, I hope to be more away from my family and children. The Clippers are the second stop of my career. I spent six seasons here, and this is home for me!"

"The Clippers' recruitment and upgrade work in the offseason was very outstanding, which is obvious to all. Many people questioned that this is an old guy team, but I am 40 years old and still attend 82 games this season, without feeling tired at all. This is a rare full-time season in my career, and I can still play aggressively in the game. I understand what kind of role I will be here, and no matter what, I will do my best to assist Harden and Leonard in the championship. This is also one of the important reasons why I finally chose the Clippers! ”

Chris Paul played for six seasons in the Clippers. At that time, he was also a big star with White Warcraft Griffin, Uncle Huang, Jordan Jr., and others. It was a pity that he missed the championship. He averaged 18.8 points + 9.8 assists + 2.2 steals per game, which was also the peak moment of his career. During his time in the Clippers, he was full of honors. He was selected into the All-Star 5 times, the Best Team 5 times, the Best Team 6 times, the Best Team 2 assists and the Big Stealer King. He also created a super record of 20 points + 20 assists in the Clippers. The key is 0 mistakes! Chris Paul, the god of point guard, also has a law of immortality. The winning rate of any team he joins will be greatly improved: helping the Hornets increase from 22.0% to 46.3%; increasing the Clippers from 39.0% to 60.6%; increasing the Rockets from 67.1% to 79.3%; increasing the Thunder from 59.8% to 61.1%; increasing the Suns from 46.6% to 70.8%; increasing the Warriors from 53.7% to 56.1%; increasing the Spurs from 26.8% to 41.5%. The Clippers' winning rate this season is 61.0%, ranking fifth in the Western Conference in the regular season. What is certain is that with Paul as Harden's perfect substitute and support, the Clippers' first four in the Western Conference in the new season are relaxed and relaxed. Let's wait and see.