Los Angeles Clippers not expected to make any more free agent moves
By Josh Hill
The Los Angeles Clippers are looking at their roster they have and the coaching staff that has been assembled and they appear to be happy with what they have.
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Although some decent free agents remain on the market, the Clippers don’t seem to be rushing to make anything happen and it looks like they may be done spending altogether.
Eric Patten of Clippers.com writes that the Clippers like who they have and what they did with this offseason and are planning on putting an end to their offseason spending to focus on getting better with what they have.
"“We’re always looking to improve the team, but we like our team,” Rivers said following the Clippers’ six-point victory over the Miami Heat in Summer League. “That’s what I said at the end of the year. I didn’t think we were a team that needed to make a lot of moves. We just needed to add and I think we’re doing that really well.”"
What the Clippers have is a pretty solid team that probably should have gone farther in the postseason last year but couldn’t overpower the Thunder — among other things. But the team advanced to the Conference Semifinals, which is progress and something the team needed.
They might not make this upcoming season look easy, but the Clippers know what they have and their chances of making a better run at a title this year are extremely high.
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