The LA Clippers have seemed to hit on every move they’ve made in the last couple of seasons. But, like every team, some of those moves didn’t end up panning out. Today, we will look back at the best and worst moves by the LA Clippers front-office in the past decade.
It has been a whirlwind for the LA Clippers in the last 10 years. They have done a tremendous job in transforming their public image and getting involved within the community.
On the court, they have produced one of the deepest teams that the NBA has seen this season. This year’s team wouldn’t have been remotely possible if the team didn’t go through trial and error by making moves that left you head-scratching at times and other moves that felt like the perfect fit.
The Clippers have signed, traded for and released some amazing players that fit well or didn’t produce in their stint with the team.
Other players that might not have been household names, made a name for themselves when they came here playing with no expectations.
We will go back in time and re-live some of the best and worst transactions the team has made in the last 10 seasons.
Along with the best and worst move, there will also be honorable mentions for each year that left an impact on the team or left fans shaking their head in disgust.
Some of the transactions you will see include draft picks, trades, free-agent signings, head coach positions, front-office positions and ownership of the team.
Let’s get this show on the road!