If those #'s are correct then the commentary is off, cause Harrell only facing Jokic for 35 minutes over three games means Doc was keeping Harrell away from Jokic a lot. Harrell was playing 20 minutes a game up through Game 4.
It also means that Harrell's =/- against Jokic would have been even though the first 4 games, so it's unclear why Doc would have been pushed to make a bigger adjustment than he did.
Zubac had a worse =/- than Harrell in Game 7.
They looked better with Green at the 5. Also they played Morris at the five a bunch in the season.
Going smaller would have helped on the pick and pops, which killed them the most. I could live with jokic trying to post up. It's the pick and rolls that ended them
Jokic too smart for that, with extended minutes against either of those two he would have eaten them alive the same way.
And since Harrell's minutes were often in part giving Kawhi a breather, you have to worry about the offense stagnating too, as Lou without Harrell to work with isn't the ideal shot creator for the shooters. Clippers needed a way to put points on the board when Kawhi wasn't on the court.