The Los Angeles Clippers have lost four straight since James Harden made his debut, including a 101-105 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies on Sunday. The Clippers' offense has struggled since Harden took the court, averaging just 104.3 points per game after averaging 121.4 points per game through the first five games of the season.

Harden has struggled himself, averaging just 13.5 points and 4.3 assists per game. In addition, his plus/minus of -16.8 per game is the worst of any player who has appeared in more than one game this season.

Despite the Clippers' struggles, Paul George said the team still believes they can work with Harden. He also said it would be a "fairytale ending" to see four Southern California players lead the Clippers to their first championship in team history.

However, the Clippers' fairy tale has now turned into a horror story as the team's record has started to regress since Harden's arrival. It's too early to evaluate this team, but the image is very blurry right now.