Clippers: 16 NBA Players you may not know played for the franchise

16 Players you may not know were Clippers

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5. Glen Rice

This three point marksman spent his best days in Miami and Charlotte. Also, he won the 2000 NBA Championship with the Lakers. The three time All-Star wrapped his career up by playing 18 games and averaging 3.7 points for your Los Angeles Clippers. It would’ve been fun seeing prime G-Money on the Clippers, he is one of the most underrated players in the history of the league.

4. Grant Hill

Grant Hill’s career is a very sad story. He had seemingly limitless potential, but it came to an end due to the injury bug. His time as a Piston and on the Magic did cement his place in the Hall of Fame, but without the injuries, he could’ve accomplished so much more. In his last professional season, Hill gave the Clippers 3.2 points per game in 29 outings.

3. Paul Pierce

As of right now, most Clipper fans are aware that we had Pierce from 2015-2017. He wasn’t the same Pierce that, along with Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen, led the Celtics to the 2008 NBA Championship or the same player that made 10 All-Star games, but The Truth still gave the Clippers experience and 5.4 points in 93 games.