This second round pick is really unlucky! After ten years of hard work, we reached our peak at the age of 31, and was swept out at the age of 32.

People's calculations are not as good as God's calculations. When you reach the peak of your career and prepare flowers and applause to fly together, a basin of cold water is often poured down, which makes you feel cold. If you don't believe it, look at the master below.

Norman Powell, after ten years of hard work, Powell, finally got lucky. Ka was injured, George ran away, and Powell seized the opportunity to successfully take over.

Average 21.8 points per game in the regular season last season, shooting percentage of 48.4%, three-point shooting percentage of 41.8%, and averaged 3 three-pointers per game. Both scored and three-pointers were the highest in their careers.

Although I missed the All-Star, this awesome Krass data is a contract worth 100 million yuan. Unfortunately, the more full the ideal, the more shameless the reality is. The 32nd birthday party just ended. Not only did Powell not wait for the big contract, but he was also swept out by the Clippers. Think about the Heat who only used two useless people, Li Kaile and Love, and then think about the old fox Riley's stingy look, Powell's big contract is probably going to be bad.

With such beautiful regular season data, how could it be so difficult to get a big contract? The reason is very simple, just three words.

The playoffs, the same thing, whether you can get a big contract is not the case in the regular season, but the playoffs only determine it. Powell, who averages 16 points per game in the playoffs, has become a lively negative textbook.

It is understandable that the Clippers threw away Powell, but what they can't understand is why Powell was used for Collins?

Many fans must have been clamoring that Collins has comprehensive scoring methods, can play singles, eat cakes, and can make three points. He is proficient in all kinds of martial arts. The Clippers will definitely make a fortune.

But have fans ever wondered why the Clippers wanted to trade Collins? Last season's playoffs, the Clippers restricted their appointment with teachers, but they had no way to deal with Gordon. Batum, Ka Xiao, Jones, is a dish in front of Gordon. Eat whatever you want.

Over the entire series, Gordon averaged 18.9 points and shot a shooting percentage of 51.6%. The Clippers expect Collins to defend Gordon next season. I think it's better to take a shower and sleep. There are everything in their dreams.

Collins will not be sold to the Jazz by the Hawks, and will be sold by the Jazz all over the world. In addition to the poor defense, Collins has another bad one.

three-pointers, and many fans will definitely yell again. Collins hit 39% of the three-point shooting last season, averaging 1.5 three-pointers. This three-point data looks pretty good, but when the Jazz gets this data, it is necessary to get a big discount. Collins hits 35% of the three-point shooting percentage and averages 1 three-point shooting percentage of the Hawks.

There is no choice. All teams know that Collins is a pit, and only the Clippers rushed up without hesitation. Of course, the only good thing for the Clippers is that Collins only has one year left for the contract, and both the big guys, Kaharden, have expired in 27 years. The Clippers will definitely not renew Collins in advance. If they play well, they will stay for one year, but if they don’t play well, they will leave directly next summer.

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Fans, should the Clippers abandon Powell? Is it appropriate to exchange Powell for Collins? Will Collins be trusted next season? Are the Clippers' current strength stronger or weaker than last season?