The Los Angeles Clippers finally ended their six-game losing streak on Friday by squeezing out a double-overtime win over the Mavericks. While it was great to see the Clippers get back on the W column, what it took to beat one of the worst teams in the league should still terrify the fanbase.
In the 2025 offseason, the Los Angeles Clippers signed Brook Lopez to a two-year, $18 million deal in free agency. The 37-year-old was supposed to be the best backup Ivica Zubac had in recent years.
The Milwaukee Bucks made a significant move in free agency, signing free agent big man Myles Turner to a four-year, $108.9 million deal. Bringing in Turner closed the door on Brook Lopez's time in Milwaukee, as the center signed with the Los Angeles Clippers.
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The Los Angeles Clippers bolstered their frontcourt with the free agency addition of Brook Lopez. According to reports, the “Splash Mountain” signed a two-year, $18 million deal to go to Hollywood this summer.
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After seven seasons with the Milwaukee Bucks, Brook Lopez embarked on a new chapter of his career, and likely the final one, by signing a two-year, $18 million contract with the Clippers this summer.
The Milwaukee Bucks lost veteran center Brook Lopez through free agency. The big man signed a two-year, $17.9 million contract to join the Los Angeles Clippers as a backup to Ivica Zubac.
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After seven seasons and an unforgettable championship run, Brook Lopez is officially closing his chapter with the Milwaukee Bucks and opening a new one under the bright lights of California with the Los Angeles Clippers.
Veteran big man Brook Lopez has agreed to a two-year, $18 million deal with the Los Angeles Clippers, according to multiple reports on Monday. Lopez, 37, is a veteran of 17 seasons with the last seven coming for the Milwaukee Bucks.
It is the end of an era for Milwaukee Bucks basketball. Back in 2018, the team brought in Mike Budenholzer as the head coach to replace Jason Kidd and help elevate the Bucks to true contenders.
Brook Lopez is heading back to L.A., this time with the Clippers. The veteran center has agreed to a two-year, $18 million deal with Los Angeles, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania.
Brook Lopez is ready to embrace his backup era. The former All-Star big man Lopez has agreed to sign with the LA Clippers as a free agent, ESPN’s Shams Charania reported on Monday.
Needing a big man, Brook Lopez was rumored to be the Los Angeles Lakers top free-agent target. He did go to Los Angeles — but to the Clippers instead.
The Milwaukee Bucks might be moving on from Brook Lopez. With Lopez being a free agent this offseason, there's a very good chance that he's played his last game with the Bucks.
The Milwaukee Bucks have multiple roster moves to consider this offseason, with much of the talk around the team being about star forward Giannis Antetokounmpo.
In 2018 the Milwaukee Bucks signed Brook Lopez for one year and $3.4 million, using their bi-annual exception. He played well enough that season to earn a subsequent four-year contract worth $52 million, holding down the five spot on the Bucks’ 2021 title team.
According to Jake Fischer of The Stein Line, the Los Angeles Lakers “have long been fans” of Milwaukee Bucks center Brook Lopez. Lopez becomes an unrestricted free agent this offseason. “The Lakers have long been fans of Lopez, sources say.
Brook Lopez is coming to the end of his career. The Milwaukee Bucks' big man has looked slow over the past 18 months. Nevertheless, he remains one of the more reliable perimeter shooting bigs and can still protect the rim when called upon.
According to Matt Moore of Hardwood Paroxysm, Brook Lopez is expected to leave the Milwaukee Bucks this offseason. Lopez becomes an unrestricted free agent this offseason. “Most everyone I’ve spoken to assume Brook Lopez is gone,” Moore wrote.
Lopez may no longer be in his prime, but he still brings value as a veteran big man.
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