Clippers Open New Era with Revamped Roster and Intuit Dome

Kawhi Leonard aims to play season opener despite ongoing knee issues as the Clippers welcome new players and their own arena.

The Los Angeles Clippers have overhauled their roster, moving on from stars like Paul George and Russell Westbrook while adding new talents such as Mo Bamba and Derrick Jones.
Kawhi Leonard, despite dealing with knee inflammation, plans to play in the season opener against the Phoenix Suns at the new Intuit Dome on October 23.
James Harden, who signed a two-year extension, emphasizes the team's high expectations and readiness to prove skeptics wrong.
The Clippers' new $2 billion Intuit Dome in Inglewood marks their departure from the shared Crypto.com Arena, offering a dedicated home for the team.
Jeff Van Gundy joins the coaching staff, bringing a focus on defensive principles and individual player development.