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0:48Breaking: NBA Finds No Evidence Clippers Violated Cap Rules In Kawhi Dealings
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2:00Is LeBron Joining 76ers Like KD Joining Warriors?
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1:59Latest on Kawhi Leonard Trade to Toronto
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1:53What's the Next Big Domino To Fall in the NBA?
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1:00NBA's Kawhi Leonard Investigation
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0:43What Happens if Clippers-Raptors Trade Falls Through?
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1:56Grading Keaton Wagler's Summer League
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1:42Wagler, Peterson Drop 23 Points in Summer League
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10:11Raptors Trade for Kawhi in Question Due to Aspiration Investigation
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1:22Breaking News: Raptors Trade for Kawhi Delayed
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1:35Summer League Preview: Wagler vs Acuff Jr.
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1:16Clippers Sign Rui Hachimura to 2-Year, $28M Deal
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1:18Raptors Turn Back Time To Become Contenders With Kawhi
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1:37Raptors Look to Contend Again With Kawhi Leonard
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0:41John Collins Agrees to 3-Year, $51M Deal with Pistons
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1:17Why Kawhi Leonard Could Be the Biggest Winner of NBA Free Agency
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1:22John Gonzalez Grades The Raptors' Trade for Kawhi Leonard
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6:45Raptors Nearing Deal to Acquire Kawhi Leonard
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0:43Raptors Nearing Deal to Acquire Kawhi Leonard
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1:57Report: Raptors Interested in Getting Kawhi Leonard Back
2026 NBA Draft Picks
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| 1 | 5 |
OVR RK: 5 • POS RK: 2 • HT: 6-5 • WT: 188
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| 2 | 36 |
OVR RK: 36 • POS RK: 13 • HT: 6-11 • WT: 208
| B+ |
| 2 | 52 |
OVR RK: 23 • POS RK: 3 • HT: 6-11 • WT: 227
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Top Clippers News
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Clippers' Rui Hachimura: Plays well for Japan
Hachimura recorded 29 points (11-14 FG, 3-4 3Pt, 4-4 FT), four rebounds, two assists, three steals and one block in 28 minutes during Japan's 106-78 win over Saudi Arabia in Thursday's FIBA World Cup qualifier.
Hachimura was nearly flawless in his return to international competition while committing zero turnovers. The 28-year-old will begin a new chapter in 2026-27 after signing a two-year, $28 million contract with the Clippers this offseason. Hachimura shot a career-best 44.3 percent from three-point range with the Lakers last season and should provide the Clippers with another capable floor spacer. However, the wing depth could make consistent fantasy production difficult to come by. He'll likely compete with players such as Max Strus for minutes and isn't guaranteed a starting role heading into training camp.
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Clippers' Jordan Miller: Likely to miss six months
Miller underwent surgery Wednesday to repair a torn left rotator cuff and will be re-evaluated in six months, per Law Murray of The Athletic.
It's a tough break for Miller, who had an opportunity to battle for a reserve role during training camp in the fall. The timeline for his return is likely to keep him on the shelf until after the All-Star break. Miller's extended stay on the sidelines gives Kobe Sanders a chance to crack the Clippers' rotation.
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Clippers' Cam Christie: Has stiff competition for minutes
Christie's path to consistent minutes became even murkier after the Clippers acquired Max Strus.
Strus should immediately slot into the wing rotation and bring the combination of shooting and veteran experience that contending teams generally prioritize. With Christie also entering the season on a non-guaranteed contract, he'll need a strong showing to secure both his roster spot and meaningful playing time, making him a difficult player to trust outside of deeper dynasty formats.
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Clippers' Kobe Sanders: Not guaranteed minutes
The Clippers' addition of Max Strus further crowds a wing rotation that already presented Sanders with a difficult path to immediate playing time.
Strus should command regular minutes because of his shooting and ability to play off the Clippers' primary creators, potentially pushing developmental players such as Sanders further down the depth chart. Sanders therefore projects as more of a long-term option than a player likely to make a fantasy impact.
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Clippers' Jordan Miller: Facing uncertain role
Miller's path to a larger role became more difficult with the Clippers' acquisition of Max Strus.
Strus is an established rotation player with extensive postseason experience and should immediately factor into the club's wing rotation, leaving fewer available minutes for younger options. Miller could still earn opportunities if injuries strike, but he'll face substantial competition for playing time and enters the season with limited redraft appeal.
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Clippers' Derrick Jones: Fresh competition in frontcourt
Max Strus gives the Clippers another veteran wing capable of occupying many of the same lineup slots as Jones.
While Jones offers considerably more defensive versatility and athleticism, Strus provides superior floor spacing and could be preferred in lineups that need additional shooting. The added competition makes Jones' minutes somewhat less secure and reinforces his status as a low-usage contributor whose fantasy value will generally come from defensive statistics rather than offensive volume.
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Clippers' Rui Hachimura: Clippers add depth at forward
The arrival of Max Strus creates another source of competition for Hachimura in Los Angeles.
Strus' ability to space the floor and function without the ball should make him an easy fit around the Clippers' primary creators, potentially costing Hachimura some opportunities depending on how the rotation shakes out. Hachimura can still carve out a significant role with his size and scoring ability, but the Clippers' depth makes a major fantasy breakout less likely.
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Clippers' Bennedict Mathurin: Path to minutes even tougher
The Clippers' acquisition of Max Strus adds another established wing while Mathurin's future with the club remains unresolved as a restricted free agent.
Strus can absorb minutes at both wing spots and brings shooting and playoff experience, potentially making the Clippers less dependent on retaining Mathurin. However, Los Angeles remained below the first apron following the trade, so the addition of Strus doesn't necessarily prevent Mathurin from returning. His fantasy outlook will depend heavily on where he ultimately signs and what role is available there.
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Clippers' Max Strus: Traded to Clippers
Strus was traded to the Clippers on Wednesday in exchange for Peyton Watson, Shams Charania of ESPN reports.
Strus will bring some perimeter shooting to Los Angeles and will likely be operating in a reserve role, helping to back up Brandon Ingram. Strus converted 40.2 percent of his three-point attempts over 12 regular-season contests last season, averaging 2.8 triples per game.
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Clippers' Bradley Beal: Returning to Clippers
Beal (hip) agreed to a two-year, $13.2 million contract with Los Angeles on Thursday, Shams Charania of ESPN reports.
Beal declined his $5.6 million player option for the 2026-27 season and became a free agent earlier this offseason, but he's agreed to new terms with the Clippers. The 33-year-old never got going during the 2025-26 campaign, as he suffered a fractured left hip in November after appearing in only six matchups. It remains to be seen whether Beal will be healthy for the start of the season, though once he is, he'll be expected to offer key contributions in the backcourt alongside rookie Keaton Wagler.
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Clippers' Yuki Kawamura: Catches on with Clippers
Kawamura signed an Exhibit 10 contract with the Clippers on Sunday.
Kawamura finished the past season as a two-way player for the Bulls, appearing in 18 games at the NBA level while averaging 3.4 points (on 32.7 percent shooting from the field), 2.6 assists and 1.8 rebounds in 11.6 minutes per contest. The 25-year-old point guard became a free agent after the Bulls declined to tender him a qualifying offer prior to the start of the new league year, and after sitting on the open market for more than a month, Kawamura has found an opportunity with LA. He could get the chance to compete for a standard roster spot or two-way spot with the Clippers, but in all likelihood, Kawamura will be waived before the start of the season and join the organization's G League affiliate in San Diego.
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Clippers' Jamarion Sharp: Lands two-way deal
Sharp signed a two-way contract with the Clippers on Sunday, Lauren Rosen of FanDuel Sports Network SoCal reports.
Sharp spent the 2025-26 campaign in the G League with the Texas Legends, and he finished the season with averages of 7.7 points, 7.3 rebounds, 3.9 blocks and 1.0 steals in 25.1 minutes per tilt across 39 appearances. He's likely to spend most of his time with the Clippers' G League affiliate, the San Diego Clippers, in 2026-27.
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Team Statistical Rankings
| PTS/G | OPP PTS/G | |
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113.8 (24th) |
112.6 (10th) |
Injuries
| Player | Injury |
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| B. Beal SG Bradley Beal SG | Hip |
| J. Miller SG Jordan Miller SG | Shoulder |
| Y. Konan Niederhauser C Yanic Konan Niederhauser C | Foot |