Faced with the possibility of Shay Alexander winning the championship, how should Clippers fans let it go?

In the offseason special edition of the Clippers Talk program, host Adam Auslund and sideline reporter Lauren Rosen reviewed the Clippers' playoff performance and discussed the experience and revelations that can be extracted from it. This article is the ninth lesson of the series. The program explores a topic that complicated and sensitive to Clippers fans: How should Clippers fans face it if Shea Gilgers-Alexander (SGA) leads the Thunder to win the championship?

In the recent "Clippers Talk", the host raised a difficult and sharp question to guest Lauren Rosen: How should Clippers fans view this reality if the SGA and the Thunder eventually win the championship?

Lauren admitted that such a possibility does exist, but she encouraged fans to look at this history from a longer and mature perspective. "You have to be proud of the talent the Clippers discovered and developed. They did help him grow." She pointed out that although SGA eventually became a bargaining chip in the trade, his growth path in the Clippers cannot be ignored.

She emphasized: "The Clippers are also part of the story of Shay Gilgers-Alexander." Such a statement not only affirms the development of the players, but also does not deny the importance of the Clippers in this journey.

Lauren understands the regrets that fans may feel, especially people will mention the 2020 trading decisions, but she believes, "You are happy for him, and then you also hope that you can continue to rely on the people who identified him at the beginning to make the right decisions for the team." This is a process of positively transforming emotions and a mentality that fans should have.

From the perspective of the Clippers, she believes that past decisions are not meaningless: "You must dare to try boldly... If the Clippers can eventually win the championship with Kawhi, then they are making big moves, which makes sense to them." At the end of the show, the host praised Lauren's performance, calling her the first guest to "survive the evil six" and invited her to answer six questions a week or two. Lauren also happily accepted the invitation, and Adam laughed and said that he would put the cat in another room next time to avoid interfering with the recording of the show.