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Search ArticlesClippers could steal Cason Wallace from Thunder if extension talks are unsuccessful
Like others in the 2023 NBA Draft Class, including Ausar Thompson and Keyonte George, Cason Wallace of the Oklahoma City Thunder is seeking a rookie contract extension. According to “The Stein Line,” the two parties have been discussing numbers in the ballpark of $25 million per year, a figure Wallace may be open to signing for before the Oct. 19 deadline.
Clippers may have a scoring problem while Brandon Ingram is out
Although Brandon Ingram, a recently acquired two-time All-Star from the Toronto Raptors, can contribute in various areas on both ends of the court, he’s certainly most effective in the scoring department. He was acquired to be the LA Clippers’ first/second option, given the fact that he’s averaged 20+ points for seven consecutive seasons.
Cam Christie's underwhelming preseason all but confirms what Clippers next move is
The current odd man out among the 15 standard contracts the NBA allows on the LA Clippers appears to be Cam Christie, a former second-round pick. The organization has gone through trial and error with him repeatedly, yet before fully moving on, they extended his guarantee date, giving him a chance to use training camp and preseason to prove himself.
Clippers should’ve taken the low-risk Celtics did on a 2024 lottery pick
After thinking Devin Carter, the 13th overall pick in 2024, didn’t belong in the NBA, the Sacramento Kings dumped him to the Atlanta Hawks, who eventually waived him. Neither team believed enough in Carter to give him a chance to fight for a roster spot after his brief stint with Sacramento. Wisely, the Boston Celtics made the low-risk move and gave him an Exhibition-10 contract. Carter took it and ran with it, as he’s been playing extremely well in the preseason.
Baba Miller has a clear opportunity to seize Clippers backup PF spot
The LA Clippers might not have branched out to find a backup power forward on the trade market or in free agency because of Kobe Sanders. He has the ideal size for a four-man at six-foot-eight, can space the floor, and is a solid defender. Though he’s accustomed to playing guard or wing, Sanders’ frame gives Tyronn Lue plenty of flexibility.
Clippers are reminded yet again why Pacers lost Ivica Zubac trade by a mile
The night of the draft lottery, dating back to May, was the deciding factor in the massive trade between the LA Clippers and Indiana Pacers that featured Ivica Zubac. LA walked away with the fifth overall pick (Keaton Wagler), an unprotected 2029 first-round pick, a 2028 second-round pick, Bennedict Mathurin, and Isaiah Jackson for Zubac and Kobe Brown, confirming they came out on top. If Zubac prospers and reaches heights he never reached as a Clipper, the conversation might be closer than it is.
Bennedict Mathurin wasted no time in making Clippers regret letting him go
The moment it happened, everyone but the Clippers themselves already knew it was a grave mistakeb to let Bennedict Mathurin walk out the door for nothing. Had he demanded a massive salary, we’d be having a different conversation. However, Mathurin literally settled for roughly $8 million annually with the New Orleans Pelicans. Surely the Clippers could’ve offered him that, and even added a bit on top. Now, though, the Clippers can agree. Why?
There is only one way for Clippers to hold onto Blake Wesley beyond preseason
Within the next few weeks, the LA Clippers will have to make some moves to trim their roster down to the league requirement. Right now, the Clippers already have 15 guys locked in, meaning those on Exhibit 10 contracts aren't eligible to be waived and signed to a two-way contract. This includes just one player: Blake Wesley, a former first-round pick drafted by the San Antonio Spurs.
The time is now for Gradey Dick to save himself from falling out of NBA
If the LA Clippers roster were fully healthy on opening night, or even close, Gradey Dick, acquired in the blockbuster trade involving Kawhi Leonard over the summer, probably wouldn’t see much floor time. However, the fact is that the Clippers are far from 100%. Starters like Brandon Ingram and Max Strus won’t be available on opening night. Additionally, off the bench, Bradley Beal, Jordan Miller, and Yanic Konan Niederhauser are also hurt.
Clippers plans for Rui Hachimura may have become more likely after preseason opener
Because the LA Clippers need draft capital now more than ever, and Rui Hachimura’s contract is cap-friendly at $28 million over two seasons with a team option at the end of next season, the front office may already have plans to move him at the trade deadline. This is an inexpensive salary given his production, which could help the Clippers get exactly what they’re looking for.