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Los Angeles Clippers NBA 2022-23 Roster

Check out the Los Angeles Clippers NBA 2022-23 Roster. After getting destroyed by injuries last season, the Clippers are hoping to have their full ensemble of players healthy from the get go.

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Last updated: 14.10.2022
Los Angeles Clippers NBA 2022-23 Roster

The Los Angeles Clippers are heading into training camp for the 2022-23 season with a lot of excitement. 

After getting destroyed by injuries last season, the Clippers are hoping to have their full ensemble of players healthy from the get go. 

If that ends up being the case, they could be one of the top teams in the NBA this season.



Check out the Los Angeles Clippers NBA 2022-23 Roster


No.

Player

Pos

Ht

Wt

Birth Date

Exp

College


Robert Covington

SF

6-7

209

December 14, 1990

9

Tennessee State


Malik Fitts

F

6-8

230

July 4, 1997

2

South Florida, Saint Mary's


Nate Darling

G

6-6

200

August 30, 1998

1

UAB, University of Delaware


Moussa Diabaté  (TW)

F

6-11

210

January 21, 2002

R

Michigan


Xavier Moon

SG

6-2

165

January 2, 1995

1

Northwest Florida State College, Morehead State University


Moses Brown

C

7-2

245

October 13, 1999

3

UCLA


John Wall

PG

6-3

210

September 6, 1990

10

Kentucky


Amir Coffey

SG

6-7

210

June 17, 1997

3

Minnesota


Nicolas Batum

SF

6-8

230

December 14, 1988

14



Ivica Zubac

C

7-0

240

March 18, 1997

6



Terance Mann

SG

6-5

215

October 18, 1996

3

Florida State


Reggie Jackson

PG

6-2

208

April 16, 1990

11

Boston College


Kawhi Leonard

SF

6-7

225

June 29, 1991

10

San Diego State


Jason Preston

PG

6-4

187

August 10, 1999

R

Ohio University


Brandon Boston Jr.

SG

6-7

185

November 28, 2001

1

Kentucky


Norman Powell

SG

6-3

215

May 25, 1993

7

UCLA


Luke Kennard

SG

6-5

206

June 24, 1996

5

Duke


Paul George

SF

6-8

220

May 2, 1990

12

Fresno State


Marcus Morris

PF

6-8

218

September 2, 1989

11

Kansas

 

The Clippers are led by the star duo of Kawhi Leonard and Paul George. But Leonard missed the entire 2021-22 season after tearing his ACL in the 2021 playoffs, and George played in just 31 games due to a bevy of injuries. Getting these guys back will obviously be crucial to L.A.’s success, but the team remained fairly competitive even without them on the court for most of last season. The Clippers signing John Wall in free agency has the potential to be one of the best under-the-radar moves of the entire offseason. After reaching a buyout with the Houston Rockets, Wall signed a two-year, $13.281 million deal with the Clippers to reinforce their depth at the guard position. Wall now seems likely to be the Clippers starting point guard to open their season.


Of course, it’s worth noting that Wall has played in just 40 games over the past three seasons, and nobody really knows where his skills are at currently. The last we saw of Wall was during the 2020-21 season, and he looked OK for the most part, but it was tough to get a true read on him considering he was playing for a desolate Rockets team.

There’s no question that the biggest concern for Los Angeles right now is Kawhi Leonard. After missing the entire 2021-22 season with a torn ACL, the Clippers are going to need Leonard to return and play like his old self if they intend on having any sort of success this season. How Leonard plays this season could change how the 2022-23 season goes for the entire league, not just the Clippers.


Last time we saw Leonard, he was at the peak of his powers. He was scoring at an incredibly efficient rate, facilitating the Clippers offense, and playing his usual brand of lockdown defense. It was becoming tough to dispute his standing as arguably the most well-rounded player in the NBA prior to his ACL injury.

 

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