5 Realistic Free Agent Options for the Los Angeles Clippers

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Power Forward, Nemanja Bjelica

Nemanja Bjeclica is a stretch 4/5 that can spread the floor out for the team. He averaged 20 minutes a game off the bench for the Wolves last year.

Bjelica shot a remarkable 41.5% percent from the 3-Point Line and was a key role player off the bench in Minnesota clinching their first playoff birth since 2004.

Yes I know, we haven’t really fared well with stretch big-men over the years (Spencer Hawes, Byron Mullens, Mo Speights).

Bjeclica can change the narrative and hopefully be a 40% or higher 3-Point shoter for the Clippers should he choose to sign here.