The Clippers signed two people in a row! The old player returns with a two-year two-way contract, and the 14-person luxury roster strives for the championship

On July 27, news came from the NBA free market that the Clippers signed two players in a row, but this time it was not a veteran. The Clippers first signed a one-year contract with free agent Taytai Washington, and then signed back to Jordan Miller with a two-year two-way contract. This also saw the average age in the lineup decline.

This summer, the Clippers also focused on veterans, signing Lopez, Bill and Paul one after another, further improving the average age of the lineup. According to statistics, the current average age of the Clippers is 33.2 years old. Once they enter the new season with this data, they will be the oldest team in NBA history. Many people in the Clippers are over 30 years old, including Paul, who is 40 years old and Lopez, who is 37 years old.

At this time, the Clippers seemed to have begun to target young players, and this time they signed the young Taitty Washington and Jordan Miller in succession, but they were not formal contracts. Currently, the Clippers have reached 14 people, only $1.2 million away from the hard salary cap, so they can only sign directly with non-guaranteed contracts or two-way contracts. It is reported that the Clippers signed a one-year contract with Washington, which is the No. 29 pick in the first round of 2022. In the 24-25 season, he played 16 games for the Suns, averaging 2.2 points per game.

The Clippers also cut off two-way contract player Baldwin, and then signed Jordan Miller back with a two-year two-way contract. Previously, in order to free up salary space and quotas, the Clippers chose to lay off Miller, who did not get a new contract in the free market, and finally the two sides cooperated again. Miller also represented the Clippers in the summer league this summer, averaging 22 points and 7.8 rebounds per game, shooting 53% from the field, and was selected for the All-China League League team.

completed 2 consecutive signings and 1 layoff. The Clippers took action very quickly this summer, so they should take action immediately when it is time to adjust. Now that the Clippers have 14 formal contracts in their lineup, they are still very competitive, including the Big Lopez, Bill, Paul and Collins introduced this summer, making the lineup more reasonable. The Clippers' lineup is still quite deep. Although they are a little old, they are very experienced and it is worth looking forward to when they are done together. The goal of the veterans is to attack the championship.