Taking the initiative to speak out, the Clippers detonated the league, Grimes tried his best, and the Thunder may start a dynasty

The game between the Los Angeles Clippers and the Philadelphia 76ers was eye-catching. When there were still 6 minutes left before the end of the game, the Galaxy Battleship led by Harden had already achieved a 10-point lead. I originally thought that the victory or defeat would be decided at this point. What I never expected was that Philadelphia supernovas Maxey and Grimes teamed up to create a 14-3 offensive climax, taking the lead in one fell swoop. Faced with such a situation, Tyronn Lue, the head coach of the Clippers, can only pin his hopes of winning on James Harden. However, such a desperate approach still did not receive God's blessing. Two consecutive buzzer-beaters ended in a blacksmith. In the end, the Philadelphia 76ers completed the reversal and completely nailed the Clippers to the pillar of shame.

After losing to the 76ers, the Clippers seemed to have lost their direction. According to NBA statistics, in the past 9 games, the Clippers only achieved a record of 1 win and 8 losses. Although many major rotation players such as Jones Jr., Leonard and Bill are absent, the deep lineup depth will not hand over such a bad report card. There must be an ulterior secret in it. According to Clippers reporter Tomer Azarly: At the critical moment of chasing points at the end of the game, Harden did miss two three-point opportunities. However, as for the first three-pointer, it was clear from the replay provided by the dynamic photographer that the defensive player Grimes directly elbowed Harden. This behavior was obviously suspected of fouling. According to the rules, the referee should have sentenced Harden to go to the free throw line to execute the free throw, but the referee on duty did not make any penalty.

Such a controversial scene quickly spread on the Internet, and even the parties involved did not escape reporters' questioning. As the referee of this game, Curtis Blair said: Grimes legally interfered with Harden's three-point shot. The implication was that he admitted that there was physical contact, but it could not meet the standards of a foul, so no penalty would be made. Since the referee has not relented, Grimes will be the main breakthrough. When asked by the media, his answer was unexpected: I may or may not have committed a foul. But it's not for me to judge. The 25-year-old young man tried his best to help the Clippers, but with just one sentence, he shifted all the responsibilities to the referees, and in the process, he completely hid his merits and fame.

After this farce died down, the Clippers were still the losers. Not only that, they were also labeled as having strong words and were ridiculed wildly by the fans, and even became the butt of popular jokes among the public after dinner. However, Philadelphia is not the only winner in this dispute. Although on the surface they took away the victory, the hidden boss was someone else. So far, the defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder, without Jaylen Williams and Dort, have the best record in the Western Conference and even have the opportunity to win the O'Brien Trophy again. However, what the editor wants to express is that such remarks are a bit conservative. If nothing happens, Alexander may start a dynasty. Everything is inseparable from the help of the Clippers.

US media Underdog NBA wrote: The Clippers' first-round pick next year belongs to the Thunder, and the current lob city only ranks 12th in the Western Conference. If according to the current ranking, the Thunder will most likely win the lottery pick in the 2026 draft. With a strong championship team and potential newcomers, Oklahoma City's future is worth looking forward to.