The Clippers have reached 1 sign and 2 severances! The new 12+2 roster is released, recruiting 2 stars to join in the championship

On July 10, news came from the NBA free market, and the Clippers continued to take action, reaching a signing and two layoffs, but they were all made with two-way contracts. On the lineup list, the Clippers have also made some changes. Now there are 12 formal contracts and 2 two-way contracts. The team is actively recruiting two All-Stars, Bill and Paul.

The Clippers chose to sack two-way players Lundy and Baldwin (pictured above). The two did not get any chance in the team, and it was understandable that they were laid off. The Clippers quickly determined a candidate for the vacancies, which was this year's No. 50 pick Kobe Sanders. Both sides signed a two-way contract, which also made some changes to the two-way contract personnel. In addition, Jordan Miller, who was previously laid off by the Clippers, is also interested in signing a two-way contract, provided that he does not claim it during the clarification period.

With the adjustment of the two-way contract, the Clippers' lineup has also undergone some changes, and there are also some changes compared to last season. During this offseason, the Clippers were still very decisive in their moves. First, they renewed their contracts with Batum and Harden, then signed free agent Lopez, and then obtained Collins through trades, successfully improving the depth of the inside, no longer relying on Zubac alone, and Leonard may appear in the No. 3 position most of the new season.

The 12 players in the formal contract are: Leonard, Harden, Collins, Zubac, Bogdanovic, Jones Jr., Lopez, Batum, Dunn, No. 30th pick, Needhauser, Kobe Brown and Christie; the two-way contracts are Flowers and Kobe Sanders. Compared with the 24-25 season, the biggest change is Powell's departure, but the team also won the young and impactful power forward Collins, but the specific effect still needs to be seen. There are still 3 places on the roster, and the Clippers are also actively taking action and are actively recruiting Bill and Paul. These two former All-Stars are also likely to join the team. Bill is discussing a buyout with the Suns. Once the buyout is made, the Clippers will become the hottest next home. Paul is regaining his freedom this summer and is still considering his next stop. His main targets are the Clippers and the Suns, and he wants to be closer to home. Once the Clippers can get Bill and Paul at the same time, their overall strength is still good. Although they are a bit big in the grade, they are still very competitive as long as they are well-trained.