The post Bill Simmons hits Clippers with James Harden reality check appeared first on ClutchPoints. The Los Angeles Clippers have had one of the best offseasons of any NBA team, but Bill Simmons has a James Harden-sized problem with the Clippers.

On Monday, Chris Paul agreed to a one-year deal with the Los Angeles Clippers, presumably heading back to the franchise where he played his best to wrap up his illustrious career. Last season, Paul signed a one-year,

Former Philadelphia 76ers star James Harden comes in ranked as the 34th-best player on the NBA's all-time greats list.

The Clippers deserve plenty of credit for building one of the deepest rosters in the NBA with their series of moves this offseason.

The Los Angeles Clippers have been busy this offseason. They’ve added some pretty big names next to James Harden and Kawhi Leonard, which has, on paper, made them one of the most star-studded squads in the Western Conference.

Kyrie Irving's tenure with the Brooklyn Nets was a rocky one, to say the least. Kevin Durant was out for the first year he was there due to an Achilles recovery, then Irving's refusal to get the New York-mandated COVID-19 vaccine forced him to miss home games.

The Los Angeles Clippers have made some crucial additions to their roster to improve their overall strength. While they appear formidable on paper, the Clippers may have the oldest squad in the NBA.

The Clippers will likely have the NBA’s oldest roster next season. The post Clippers Use Harden Savings To Go All-In On Aging Stars appeared first on Front Office Sports.