Overview
- 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.