The Clippers defeated the Trail Blazers 118-89, with Harden once again finishing his game in three quarters. Even without Leonard, Harden led the team strongly. With Harden's assistance, Zubac and Powell have indeed delivered outstanding performances. Powell is aiming for an All-Star appearance this season, while Zubac has already broken the Clippers' record in the past two games. In these two games, Zubac had a remarkable +76 plus-minus value, setting a new record for the highest plus-minus in consecutive games in Clippers history. In other words, players like Griffin and Jordan have been overshadowed by Zubac, who has become the most formidable frontcourt player for the Clippers under Harden's guidance. This season, Zubac's statistics have skyrocketed, averaging 15 points, 12.5 rebounds, 2.5 assists, and 1.3 blocks, with a shooting percentage of 62%. These numbers are very close to Capela's during his time with the Rockets. Before Harden joined the Clippers, Zubac's highest scoring average was 10.2 points. Last season, despite playing intermittently, Zubac still managed to break his scoring record with 11.7 points. This season, Harden and Zubac have developed more partner tactics, and although Zubac's scoring has slightly decreased recently, it is because Leonard's return has reduced Zubac's shot attempts. However, Harden can still ensure that Zubac averages over 14 points. Today, Zubac scored 10 points and grabbed 8 rebounds, and in the previous game against the Nets, he had 11 points and 9 rebounds. The reason for this is that the game was decided early, making it embarrassing for Zubac to continue scoring. But against the Heat, Harden…