Clippers player that has to be dealt quickly.

This season, the Los Angeles Clippers could trade for promising guard Bones Hyland to add more wing depth.

Understandably, the Los Angeles Clippers took a lot of heat when they started the James Harden era in L.A. with five straight losses.

The Clippers are, nevertheless, gradually settling into a groove.

This past weekend, Los Angeles finally snapped their losing streak against the Houston Rockets when James Harden scored a game-winning step-back triple for his new team.

The Clippers defeated Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs in a commanding fashion the next night.

Undoubtedly, the addition of Harden has shaken up this Clippers team. With the former NBA MVP joining the squad, everyone has had to make compromises, even Paul George and Kawhi Leonard.

Russell Westbrook is one athlete who made the ultimate sacrifice.

Since then, the point guard has given up his starting position based only on his own abilities to make room for his ex-teammate.

Bones Hyland, another guard, has seen less playing time since Harden’s arrival. Having saying that, the Clippers ought to manage to deal Hyland during the season.

This is the explanation.

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Bones Hyland is a Clippers player who needs to be traded soon.

To put it plainly, Bones Hyland is no longer a member of this team.

With James Harden, Russell Westbrook, Terrance Mann, and Norman Powell all demanding substantial playing time, there are simply too many guards on the team.

Having said that, Hyland should be traded by the Clippers soon. There are still a few obvious problems with Los Angeles’ roster.

The team lost a lot of its wing depth with the Harden deal, so Los Angeles might employ the young guard as a centerpiece to improve that area.

Hyland was off to a solid start to his third NBA campaign before Harden made his Clippers debut.

In five games, he averaged 13.6 points and 2.6 assists while shooting 46.4 percent from the field and 41.9 percent from beyond the arc in over 26 minutes of action.

Since then, Hyland has rode the bench in five of the seven games Harden has appeared in.

In three of those five games, the 23-year-old did not even sniff the floor, while the other two consisted of just garbage-time minutes.

Though Hyland called cap on a Bleacher Report story indicating that the Clippers’ front office informed him he would be benched for the foreseeable future, it seems like that is what’s unfolding in Los Angeles right now.

Situation reminiscent for Nah’Shon

Hyland is in a terrible circumstance, no doubt about it. He can score baskets quickly and is an incredible scorer.

The Clippers acquired the 6-foot-3 guard from the Denver Nuggets at the trade deadline last season.

He was supposed to serve as a backup to Russell Westbrook. But Los Angeles later traded for veteran Eric Gordon, and the youngster lost his rotation spot to the veteran.

It certainly seemed like Hyland was in for a significant role this season. But with the Los Angeles native coming into town, he is walking into another similar scenario.

That being said, the young guard deserves a chance to develop as a player, and the Clippers should send him somewhere else. Similarly, Los Angeles would benefit more from his trade for a useful player. The Clippers can entertain these suggestions.

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