5. Terance Mann
Much like Fi, Terance Mann is higher on the list due to his age and being on a rookie contract. Mann was the rookie that got the most playing time during the season and even found himself getting spot minutes in the playoffs to guard the likes of Luka Doncic on end of the quarter possessions.
Mann isn’t quite ready to be in a regular rotational spot but the 6’5 point guard has shown flashes that he could be ready one day. I don’t see the Clippers moving on from Mann for now, especially that reports of the team wanting more playmakers have surfaced. Mann will have time to develop for the Clippers while learning from Doc Rivers and others.
4. Lou Williams
Lou Williams comes in as the fourth most valuable asset. Lou is the oldest player on the team at 33 years old but his contract is super valuable at just $8 million. Lou obviously is a negative on the defensive end and his age could be a factor for several teams looking at him but there is still a ton of value to be found. This is the last year of his contract too, so a contender in need could make the move for him if they believe his scoring off the bench could help.
Coming off yet another Sixth Man of the Year type season, Lou could have several suitors should the Clippers ultimately decide to include him in a deal.