Clippers 108-129 Jazz player evaluation: 3 players are good, 3 players are passing, 5 players are sluggish

NBA regular season, the Clippers lost to the Jazz 108-129. The Clippers played too badly in this game. They were defeated by their opponents in the half, because during that period not only did they defend poorly, but they were also unable to produce lethality on the offensive end, which ultimately led to the team's disastrous defeat.

Harden, Collins and Zubac performed well throughout the game. Harden made 5 of 9 shots in the half and scored 13 points, 1 rebound and 6 assists. Even though the game data declined, he still scored 15 points, 3 rebounds and 11 assists. Even though his shooting percentage dropped a bit in the second half, he can still be a backstop for the Clippers. Collins also performed well. He scored 14+7+1 steals and 2 blocks on 6 of 12 shots. He performed well both offensively and defensively. Unfortunately, Collins could not be promoted to the starting lineup, which is regrettable.

Zubac was able to control his shooting percentage in this game. He scored 19 points on 9-of-13 shots. At least Harden's improvement was very significant. Just 1 rebound in the half, which is a flaw.

Jones, Lopez and Christie all performed passably. Jones actually had no sense of presence in the first half, because during that time the opponent was tall and not slow in pace. As a result, Jones had no substantial performance on offense and defense. Fortunately, he scored 12 points on 5-of-7 shooting, which was not bad in efficiency. Lopez still has a leg problem and has no substantial contribution on the defensive end. However, he scored 15 points on 5-of-11 shooting, and his efficiency control was still good. As a young player, Christie's hard work is very good, which is affirmative.

Bill, Leonard, Paul, Batum and Dunn all performed poorly. Bill has no sense of presence, especially on the offensive end. He has no three-pointers and no organization. He can only defend, but unfortunately there is no good driving force. Leonard shot 3 of 9. He has no sense of presence and has no fighting spirit in both offense and defense. As the core of the team, his state is too worrying. Paul made 1 of 5 in the game and sent 4 assists. He can only control the field now, but he did not mobilize the substitutes in this game. Batum and Dunn both played hard, but didn't have any influence.