Chris Paul is technically still a member of the Clippers. He cannot be traded until December 15, and waiving him now would create roster and cap complications for a team sitting less than $1.3 million below its hard cap.
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What exactly is the best path forward for a Clippers team sitting at 6-16? Tim Bontemps and Brian Windhorst of ESPN posed that question to scouts and executives around the league.
There was a time when the Clippers’ Kawhi Leonard was one of the most coveted players in the league. Those days are gone, as an investigation into Leonard’s dealings with Aspiration has presented a negative value on the trade market, according to insiders across the NBA, as reported by ESPN.
The NBA loves a good soap opera, and this drama between Chris Paul and the Clippers is hitting the sweet spot. Earlier this week, CP3 was sent home by the Clippers in the middle of the night, ending what was supposed to be his farewell tour with the team that he once gave his best years to.
The fallout over the LA Clippers letting Chris Paul go abruptly in his final NBA season continues to worsen. According to reports, James Harden allegedly expressed disagreement at the idea of the Clippers signing Paul in the first place, per Kevin O’Connor of The Kevin O’Connor Show on Yahoo Sports.
Chris Paul was released by the Los Angeles Clippers, and the decision is still causing ripples across the NBA. The Clippers surely knew what they were getting when they brought Paul in, even if his best days were behind him.
With the Los Angeles Clippers sending Chris Paul home in what was a shocking decision to the basketball world, this being the legendary point guard’s final season in the league, it has led to immense speculation.
In a stunning overnight development, the LA Clippers announced that Chris Paul is no longer with the team, sending shockwaves across the NBA. The news came in the early hours of Wednesday morning when Paul posted on Instagram that he had just learned he was being sent home from Atlanta ahead of the team’s game against the Hawks.
The NBA world is still processing the Los Angeles Clippers’ decision to release Chris Paul. Of course, Chris Paul was no longer in the prime of his career, but the Los Angeles Clippers must have been aware of that during the offseason.
Chris Paul and the Los Angeles Clippers have grabbed the attention of the NBA community. Why? Well, the Los Angeles Clippers decided to release the veteran point guard in the middle of the season.
No one expected the Los Angeles Clippers to release Chris Paul this season. After all, the veteran point guard was in the middle of his retirement tour from the NBA.
The Los Angeles Clippers waived forward Jahmyl Telfort on Thursday in another roster move for the struggling team. While nowhere near the level of team cutting ties with veteran guard Chris Paul early Wednesday morning, the 24-year-old Telfort did play eight games with Los Angeles, scoring one point in 32 total minutes.
When the Los Angeles Clippers added Kawhi Leonard before the 2019-20 season, they got a wildly talented future Hall of Famer. They also handed over their franchise to a player who seems completely disinterested in leadership.