Zubac is the only non-sale product in the Clippers? Harden s future has become a problem

In the offseason special edition of the Clippers Talk program, host Adam Auslund and sideline reporter Lauren Rosen reviewed the Clippers' playoff performance and discussed the experience and revelations that can be extracted from it. This article is the seventh lesson in the series. The program discusses whether anyone in the Clippers is a non-sale product that "will never be traded". It also briefly touches on James Harden's future and contract issues, but was rejected by the guest in a humorous manner.

In this Clippers Q&A game dubbed "Sinister Six", host Adam raised a challenging question: "Is there anyone in the Clippers who will not be traded this summer no matter what the offer is?"

guest Lauren Rosen mentioned a name without hesitation - Ivica Zubac.

"This is a good answer, a really good answer." She agreed with her choice and explained: "He just turned 28, his contract was very friendly and his performance was stable. He should soon win a big contract." As a result, she made it clear that Zubac was the "non-sale product" of the Clippers in her eyes.

The program continues to advance, and when Adam tries to introduce questions about James Harden's contract, Lauren easily resolves: "I almost passed the high school math, don't ask me the contract questions." She refuses to discuss with a funny but firm attitude, emphasizing that she is more willing to talk about familiar basketball content.

The topic then returns to Zubac. Although he failed to enter the NBA All-Plane, he was selected for the second team in defensive team. When talking about whether he should make the best third team, Adam listed other players selected: Cad Cningham, Tyreth Halliburton, James Harden, Jaylen Williams and Carl Anthony Towns, and let Lauren pick one who could be replaced by Zubac.

Lauren mentioned Cad Cningham with a little hesitation, but admitted that this was not a one-to-one replacement relationship. She firmly stated that she would not choose to replace Harden or Halliburton, and also emphasized that this is a positional issue, not a simple competition. The

program ended in this round of Q&A. Although it was relaxed and pleasant, it also showed the guests' in-depth understanding of the player's value and team structure.