This Rockets-Clippers Trade Features John Wall To L.A.

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John Wall, Houston Rockets, NBA
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LA Clippers Receive: G John Wall, 2023 First-Round Pick (via BKN)
Houston Rockets Receive: G Eric Bledsoe, C/F Serge Ibaka, F/G Luke Kennard

This hypothetical trade between the LA Clippers and Houston Rockets would get John Wall back to NBA action. They put together five trades they believed fans would love to see, and they would be right about this one.

John Wall was one of the most electric point guards in the NBA before he suffered injuries to his left heel, ruptured his Achilles and then suffered from an infection.

Wall returned last season to play in 40 games, averaging 20.6 points, 6.9 assists, 3.2 rebounds and 1.1 steals in 32.2 minutes per game.

Currently out of the rotation, as the Rockets aren’t going to play him, Wall would be afforded the chance to play with the Clippers. Matching his exorbitant contract is not easy, but the Clippers have some pieces if they so choose.

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They would be sending point guard Eric Bledsoe, big man Serge Ibaka and wing Luke Kennard to Houston in this deal. All three would provide the Houston Rockets with veterans for the young players to learn from.

How does this deal impact both teams? Let’s take a look at it from each of their perspectives, starting with the LA Clippers.

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