LA fills the No. 15 roster spot with a long-awaited signing
The The Los Angeles Clippers have shaken things up recently in a major way at the NBA trade deadline, sending James Harden to the Cleveland Cavaliers and Ivica Zubac to the Indiana Pacers, receiving a treasure trove of draft picks and young players in return. Since then, the Clippers have been playing with just 14 players on their official roster, leading some to wonder if they might make another move as the season continues.
Wednesday morning, it finally happened.
“The Los Angeles Clippers are signing guard Jordan Miller to a new two-year deal, sources tell ESPN. The Clippers are 9-3 when Miller (career-high 9.1 ppg) scores 10 or more and are 21-12 since being inserted into the rotation this season,” former ESPN insider Charania reported on ESPN Charania’s Twitter account.
“Miller fills 15th spot on Clippers roster and joins Kobe Sanders in converting his two-way deal” . noted ClutchPoints NBA Insider Brett Siegel on Ks.
Miller is one of several Clippers who have played unsung basketball off the bench in Ty Lue’s rotation this year. While Los Angeles’ bench was heavily maligned during the first part of the season, when the team got off to a disastrous start, they have started to pick things up in recent weeks, giving Kawhi Leonard and company some support off the floor.
As Charania noted, the Clippers have put together an impressive record since Miller was inserted into the rotation.
Los Angeles will next take the floor on Thursday night against the Denver Nuggets.
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