Los Angeles Clippers
With Paul George and Kawhi Leonard expected to be 100% for the start of the 2022-23 season, the Clippers will be “all-in” on pursuing the franchise’s first championship.
Having Norman Powell, Nicolas Batum, Ivica Zubac and other secondary talents, the Clippers will be a formidable foe in the Western Conference and adding Collin Sexton could be the icing on top of the cake.
Los Angeles is going to be searching for ways to add another guard to their roster in the offseason, as Reggie Jackson is their lone backcourt option right now, and Collin Sexton fits their style of play perfectly given that he has a “score-first” mentality as a guard.
How they could get the money to work for Sexton would be the biggest question mark for the Clippers, as Collin Sexton is expected to get at least $15 million per year on a new contract, but Los Angeles could possibly look to get him in a sign-and-trade, moving Marcus Morris Sr.’s contract in the process.
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It would definitely not be easy for the Clippers to pull off this transaction, but Collin Sexton could be the final piece to the Clippers’ championship puzzle.
