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The Clippers signed Jahmyl Telfort to an Exhibit 10 contract on Wednesday. He appeared in eight games for the team last season. Los Angeles waived Fletcher Loyer the same day.
Utah has waived guard Terrell Brown off his non-guaranteed Exhibit 10 camp deal, per a team release. He can still earn a bonus if he logs 60 days with the Salt Lake City Stars after clearing waivers.
Johni Broome has signed with Milwaukee less than two weeks after the Clippers waived him, the team announced. The 2025 second-round pick appeared in just 11 games for Philadelphia as a rookie before being dealt to Los Angeles in a cost-cutting move and cut loose.
Fansided's Mat Issa pitched a deal sending LaRavia, Dalton Knecht and three second-round picks to the Clippers for Derrick Jones Jr. The idea leans on Jones having played alongside Luka Doncic in Dallas and on the Clippers needing draft capital after losing five first-round picks in penalties.
+2A trade idea would send De'Aaron Fox to Houston for Fred VanVleet and Jabari Smith Jr., clearing room for Dylan Harper in San Antonio. Another proposal has Myles Turner moving from Milwaukee to the Clippers to open a starting center job for Kel'el Ware.
Bradley Beal signed a two-year, $13.1 million deal to stay with the Clippers, even as the roster around him was stripped down. Beal told reporters his priority was health and consistency, not chasing a contender elsewhere.
+2A four-team trade pitch from Bleacher Report's Dan Favale would send Domantas Sabonis to Toronto. R.J. Barrett would go to Charlotte, preserving the Hornets' LaMelo Ball trade exception.
The Clippers finalized Exhibit 10 deals for Blake Wesley and Fletcher Loyer, completing a 21-man preseason roster. Wesley joins after three years in San Antonio and a stint in Portland, while Loyer signed in June after going undrafted from Purdue.
Brandon Ingram, acquired by the Clippers in the Kawhi Leonard trade with Toronto, has a partially torn Achilles tendon and had heel surgery, agent Trent Redden told Law Murray of The Athletic. He will not be ready for the start of the regular season.
Blake Wesley is signing a one-year deal with the Clippers, Jake Fischer of The Stein Line reports. The 25th pick in the 2022 draft spent three years in San Antonio before moving to Washington and then Portland, where a fractured foot limited him to 31 games last season, in which he averaged 4.8 points and 2.0 assists.
