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Rui Hachimura signing proves Clippers have finally escaped star-driven tailspin

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By Maxwell Ogden Verified
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The LA Clippers have shifted away from the star-driven approach that brought them to new heights of success and agonizing valleys of inconsistency. Five years removed from their first and only Conference Finals appearance, the Clippers have gone all-in on balance during the 2026 offseason.
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Clippers' Rui Hachimura signing stole easy trade from right under Lakers' noses

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By Jack Simone Verified
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According to Shams Charania of ESPN, the LA Clippers have signed Rui Hachimura to a two-year, $28 million contract, stealing him away from the Los Angeles Lakers. The Clippers were reportedly waiting on the Lakers to complete a sign-and-trade for Hachimura, but the Lakers didn’t cooperate. So, the Clippers made the deal happen without their cross-city counterparts. The Clippers could have sent something back in the deal.
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Rui Hachimura fills Clippers PF needs but still leaves one question on the table

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By Iliyan Lakhani
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After lots of worry about who the LA Clippers would look to complete the starting frontcourt at power forward, the front office took action and signed Rui Hachimura to a two-year, $28 million deal with a team option. That’s excellent work from Lawrence Frank, as Hachimura was one of the best players at his position and is coming off an excellent postseason for the Los Angeles Lakers. However, despite the addition of Hachimura, one massive question remains: who will rebound the basketball?
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Clippers still have pathway to land Peyton Watson despite financial constraint

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By Iliyan Lakhani
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As one of the top remaining free agents, Jake Fischer of 'The Stein Line' answered the question everyone wants to know regarding Peyton Watson: “What’s the annual salary he is seeking?” Turns out, Watson is reportedly looking for a deal “north of $25 million.” At the moment, that’s not a number the LA Clippers’ front office can just pull out of their back pocket.
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In one game Yaxel Lendeborg has the Clippers wishing they traded down for him

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By Iliyan Lakhani
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Following a pre-draft workout with the LA Clippers, there was a bit of speculation that the front office would trade down to select Yaxel Lendeborg. It made sense, as his age(23) combined with an NBA-ready skill set is perfect for a team trying to compete for the playoffs. However, the Clippers ultimately decided to go with Keaton Wagler, and after Lendeborg’s summer league debut with the Golden State Warriors, the regret of not making a move for him has to exist within the organization.
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Jordan Miller's newest contract all but eliminates Clippers from Peyton Watson race

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By Iliyan Lakhani
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With the full use of the non-taxpayer mid-level exception, the LA Clippers could’ve spent it on Peyton Watson, arguably the most valuable free agent target still left. This is a move the fans would’ve loved, primarily because he would fill a massive hole in the frontcourt, which is a need at the moment. However, the dream for Watson is ultimately in the gutter now, as Jordan Miller just re-signed with the Clippers on a three-year, $15.3 million deal.
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Kawhi blockbuster hasn't hindered Clippers vision on trading for rising young star

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By Iliyan Lakhani
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Before the LA Clippers traded away Kawhi Leonard, their name was in the rumors for Trey Murphy of the New Orleans Pelicans. Rightfully so, the 25-year-old is one of the league’s best rising young stars. But, following Leonard’s blockbuster, one would think that the Clippers are out of the race. It doesn’t make much sense to acquire Murphy, as landing him is a win-now move, and the Clippers clearly have all of their focus and attention tied to the future ahead.
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Clippers caught napping as Tari Eason signs for tremendous bargain with Rockets

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By Iliyan Lakhani
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While the LA Clippers were somewhere napping, probably in their third dream, another tailor-made target for the team’s current needs has been taken off the board: Tari Eason. It has been announced that the Houston Rockets signed Eason to a five-year, $81.5 million contract, which is an absurd bargain the Clippers’ front office could’ve afforded for the power forward spot that’s left open following John Collins’ departure to the Detroit Pistons.
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Clippers patient free agency approach is only going to cost them long run

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By Iliyan Lakhani
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NBA free agency has begun, and teams across the league are making smart, helpful additions. The Detroit Pistons landed John Collins, the Boston Celtics stole Mitchell Robinson, and the Houston Rockets probably got the best of them all, Marcus Smart. Regarding the LA Clippers, what have they done? Not much. LA retained Kobe Sanders, which was good, but it’s clear the front office's approach is patience, and that’s only going to leave them with the leftovers on the market in the long run.
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Celtics will learn hard way Jaylen Brown was worth more than Paul George and picks

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By Iliyan Lakhani
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Following the trades of Giannis Antetokounmpo and Kawhi Leonard, the last superstar left that would inevitably get moved was Jaylen Brown. Well, he’s officially gone; the Boston Celtics gave him up to the Philadelphia 76ers for Paul George, two first-round picks, and two second-round picks.
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