Good point and that might be the reason for seeking him as a development coach. Durant might not need it but if they want to be as a big of a threat they need to get more options for outside shooting like Harris. He was good at season but went down at the playoffs and I think he was also rattled by the pressure.

Yes, good news indeed. NBA needs some balance, we don't want all the stars gathering in just one team. I saw a lot of rumors before he signed with the Clippers again that he was going to GSW in exchange for Wiseman and Wiggins. I have to start unfollowing those pages, not helping for an accurate analysis.

Is this Harris first playoff appearance though? I'm asking maybe he is also affected by the gitters of having his first playoffs that's why he was inconsistent with the game against the Bucks.

So adding Korver as a development coach is good indeed for the Nets. Harris though is already a good percentage 3 point shooter, maybe what Korver can bring is to prepare him coming from screen. Or Korver can help the rest of the team in free throws as he also have a good free three shooting during his prime.

Paul George is more matured now, so the Clippers are getting stronger every season. The next stop will be the NBA Finals, and although the West especially the Lakers are full of talents, I think the Clippers still have a huge chance though. All we wish as a fan is just to see that our favorite players re healthy so the playoffs will be exciting to watch, last playoffs it's not that much.

If I'm not mistaken, Korver is a great defender too, so he can also teach some tricks on how a shooter will defend at the same time. This is a good development for the Nets, they really are serious about improving their players and they've seen other teams are a big threat to their campaign.

This coming season could be their last chance, if they will not win a championship, then people will conclude that the big 3 is not effective.

When Kawhi got injured in the playoffs against the Jazz, they defeated the top seeded Jazz with the help of PG13 and other players.
I think that with Kawhi, they are still considered one of the top teams in the West.

Lets also take note that they also have a very good coach in Ty Lue. It might be a long time ago but we can't take the fact that he is the coach of the Cavaliers who won in NBA Finals against the 73-9 Warriors with a 1-3 deficit in the first 4 games. That shows how good he is in handling players.

Load management really helped Kawhi but I just hope that with this Load management, it will help him not to get injured into the post-season again.

Sauce please!

Looks like my man PG13 will still have his duo two-way player from here on out and hope they'll last long and get that win that Leonard promises to the Clippers Nation. Just want to wait on the poll again to vote for Clippers. I think there will be change on rosters again and hope they'll get some best role players. I think they'll have to let Big Z stay or Reggie Jackson and Batum or maybe not change so much on the roster, they are best role players for Clippers as I see the past playoffs.

^I agree that Kawhi staying is a great news for Clippers, however they have proven time and time again that they are not the team everyone expected them to be. Sure they are a good team, and surely they are much better than just a few years ago, they really sucked big time for a while there, from the great "lob city" period to Kawhi+pg period it really didn't look great for them, so this is a lot better.

However, let’s be honest here, they are also not the title contenders that we assumed they would be. Even Suns played on the finals last season which nobody saw coming, so I am not saying that Clippers will not. All I am saying is that they were seen as the heavy heavy heavy favourites, like saw as high as 4.45 for winning the league on their first year. I am not saying they are bad, obviously they are a great team, but at least we can now agree that they are not THAT great.

Rondo would certainly do if given enough minutes, or maybe he is still adjusting as it was his first season with the Clippers and the team relied heavily on the starters. I also thought that Rajon Rondo would be as good as he was with the Lakers, but it did not pass my expectation yet, but I trust this man, I know he still has a lot to share with his team, so I'll be patient with that.

All eyes are turned to Los Angeles Lakers and Brooklyn Nets for the new season. Nothing changed about it actually. People were expecting to see a final series between these two teams but even one of them couldn't manage to promote to the NBA finals. They had big excuses of course.

At Lakers, A. Davis was out for a long time because of an injury. Lebron was also out for some time. And it affected the team deeply. After they came back, Davis was still struggling to adapt to the games.

At Nets, we couldn't watch the trio many times. Because Irving and Harden both had injuries for a long time. KD had to do his best to carry the team. But he saved the team until a point in the end. Bucks eliminated them by benefiting from the situation.

This time, I hope that both teams have a really good season and play-off period and one of them promote to the finals.