Clippers 129-102 Suns 3 happy and 1 sad! Leonard is getting better, the two generals are both offensive and defensive, but Zubac is slacking off

NBA regular season, the Clippers defeated the Suns 129-102. The Clippers played very easily in this game. Through the performance in the second and third quarters, they were able to take away the game in one wave and finally won. After the game, the Clippers had three joys and one sorrow.

Leonard was in very good shape in this game, especially when the momentum was high early in the second quarter. He could score consecutive points to help the team stabilize the situation, which is affirmative. Leonard needs to maintain this role, otherwise he will definitely be reviled by countless people if he is as soft as he was in the last game. In the end, Leonard scored 27 points. His condition finally improved a little. Let's see if it can continue in the next game.

Jones also became a surprise player in this game. He is now the answer to the starting fourth position. After all, he is obviously much more stable on the offensive end. Through special training this offseason, as long as he can score steadily and he is also very aggressive on the defensive end, he can give a comprehensive boost to the offense and defense. This kind of performance is exciting. He has really increased his goals.

Dunn is also a key. His biggest trouble is his poor scoring stability on the offensive end. In this game, he scored 14 points on 5-of-8 shots. As long as he is open on the offensive end, he will be the basic player on the defensive end. Don't forget, Dunn's defensive leadership ability is very strong, and on the defensive end, his assist defense and individual defense abilities are very good. He has greatly improved defense. As long as he continues this performance in the future, he will become the absolute core of the bench.

Helplessly, Zubac became the only regret. Zubac's pick-and-roll cooperation has been lacking this season, resulting in him taking only 5 shots on the offensive end. I don’t know if it’s because the offensive end is not open. Now Zubac’s rebounding and defensive enthusiasm are declining. He even doesn’t actively fight for rebounds in front of him. Is this an attitude problem? Once the enthusiasm is gone, there will definitely be hidden dangers in subsequent rebounding, defense and blocking. Maybe the team members need to put more pressure on him, otherwise the pressure on the inside will be greater.