Goodbye Powell! The Clippers want to introduce sharpshooter Monk, and the scoring expert may join forces with Harden and Paul

While Kings' record Matt George, while considering introducing Westbrook, the Kings had to give up one of Monk and Devin Carter to reduce the team's backcourt pressure. The Clippers can trade Jones Jr. and Bogdanovic for this super sixth man.

Monk scored his highest average point in his career with the Kings last season and started several times. His three-pointers are extremely accurate and his shooting percentage is also very high. His operational control and breakthroughs are also good at it. As the Kings' second scorer, Monk is definitely the perfect puzzle that the championship team needs. In order to strengthen the fourth position, the Clippers even sent away Powell, who almost entered the All-Star, but in this way, the position of the shooting guard was vacant. Although Bill was added later, there was still a certain gap with a pure scorer. If the Clippers strengthen Monk, then the vacancy left by Powell will be filled.

For Harden, if Monk comes, the point guard will have Harden Paul, Dunn and Jones Jr., three-pointers will have Monk and Collins, defender Bill Monk, and the forward line will be plus Leonard. A rotation lineup aimed at winning the championship is basically completed.