Will the Clippers successfully win the championship next season bring us surprises?

The Los Angeles Clippers' new season schedule is exactly the same as last season -

The first game of the Utah Jazz, and then played at home to face the familiar opponent Phoenix Suns -

The debut battle of the Clippers' new arena Intuit Dome last season, wasn't it just that the Suns who still had Durant at that time were still on the road, but they regretted losing at home.

Examining the Clippers' final battle in the regular season of the new season, the Golden State Warriors are also extremely familiar with it.

In the final battle last season, the Clippers defeated the Warriors before they could decide the final ranking. In the end, the team's record was fixed to 50 wins and 32 losses, and they entered the playoffs as the fifth seed in the West...

After losing to the Nuggets in the playoffs in a tiebreak, the Clippers learned their lessons in the offseason, and strengthened their efforts and targeted -

Signed Bill at a low price and got John Collins in the trade. The team truly strengthened the No. 4 position in this sense -

Last season's playoffs, in addition to Zubac's ability to take on a big role, even Simmons and Batum had to play the center and hard-top the league's No. 1 center Jokic, which shows how weak the team's inside line was.

Paul returns again after eight years, and replenishes the team's No. 1 position strength, which is obviously a good story.

The game control masters are like Paul, and the team's offense will be more and more smooth next season...

The Clippers' lock in the league's best substitute center Lopez is undoubtedly the Clippers' most important operation this summer, no doubt.

There is no doubt that Daluo's long-range three-point attributes complement each other with Zubac's penalty area, and it is obvious that the offensive space on the Clippers' field is immediately improved and optimized.

On the other hand, Daluo also enriched and met the needs of diverse changes in the Clippers' tactics...

Looking at the Clippers' lineup next season, the team can contribute more than 10 players, or even more. With the support of this deep lineup, there is no need to worry too much about the team's age factor. The average age of the Clippers' lineup in the new season is 33.2 years old, making it the oldest team in NBA history, and there is no other.

When a team gathers more veterans, it also means more experience and tactical understanding, and this lineup balance, lineup depth, game experience, and coach tactical arrangement are all necessary for a team to win the championship.

Therefore, for the Clippers, the key to stay in shape next season, and everything is possible by then.

Next season, the Clippers have 21 national live events and 15 back-to-back games. This has never been a problem for a team that is determined to win the championship.