The Clippers suffered a crushing defeat in their first game of the new year against the Spurs, with the match from start to finish exuding a sense of fatigue and powerlessness. Despite Harden's initial flashes of brilliance, he was unable to change the team's downward trend, while Spurs rookie Wenyamata completely demonstrated his dominance in the game. The team's recent form does not seem to be in good shape, with consecutive back-to-back schedules depleting the players' energy reserves, which was particularly evident in this game. The players' movements were noticeably slower than usual, and their reactions on defense were not timely enough. The Clippers' offense was completely out of sync, with the players' positioning and passing combinations appearing particularly stiff. Even veterans like Harden found it difficult to drive the team's offensive atmosphere, leaving the entire team trapped in a vicious cycle. Coach Tyronn Lue made constant adjustments to the lineup on the sidelines, but no matter who he brought on, he could not change the team's downward trend. In such a situation, even the coaching staff's tactical arrangements seemed somewhat powerless. The Spurs played with ease, with Wenyamata completely dominating Zubac in the paint, showcasing his superior dominance on both offense and defense. The atmosphere on the Clippers' bench was somber, with the players' expressions filled with fatigue and disappointment. This state indeed requires some serious adjustment. By the third quarter, the game had already lost its suspense, and Tyronn Lue decided to let the starting players rest early. Although this decision was somewhat helpless, it was indeed the…