Chris Paul and the Los Angeles Clippers have a storied history together. During Paul’s tenure with the Clippers, he was seen as the key to bringing an NBA title to the franchise. However, despite high expectations, that championship proved elusive. With Paul now in free agency, his potential reunion with the Clippers has generated considerable buzz among fans and pundits alike.
Paul didn’t have his best season with the San Antonio Spurs, and reports suggest that the 40-year-old is looking to conclude his illustrious career this season. A return to the Clippers presents a golden opportunity for the fan base to witness Paul don the jersey once again and possibly culminate his career with a championship.
Following the reported addition of Bradley Beal to the roster, the Clippers are reportedly poised to sign Paul in the coming days, according to NBA insider Brett Siegel. However, should Paul opt to join another team, Siegel notes that the Clippers have a contingency plan in place to ensure they remain competitive.
“The sense is that Brogdon would be the Clippers’ top choice for their backup point guard spot if Chris Paul surprises everyone and signs elsewhere,” Siegel statedon his X account. This contingency underscores the franchise’s preparedness as they look to solidify their backcourt ahead of the upcoming season.

Chris Paul #3 of the Los Angeles Clippers looks on during the second half of Game Five of the Western Conference Quarterfinals against the Utah Jazz.
Paul remains top target for the Clippers
Reports indicate that Paul remains a prime target for the Clippers. Having spent six impactful seasons with the team, leaving a legacy mixed with highs and lows, Paul is the favorite to return and ignite excitement among the fan base once again. This anticipated reunion could potentially unfold at the new Intuit Dome, further energizing the franchise’s supporters.

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Despite having multiple options for the upcoming season, the Clippers may view Paul as the final piece needed to complete their roster puzzle. With star talents like James Harden, Kawhi Leonard, and Ivica Zubac already locked in, Paul’s potential return could propel the team into serious championship contention.
Considering Brogdon as plan B
Should Paul opt to join another team, the Clippers could turn their attention to Malcolm Brogdon. Though his stint with the Washington Wizards did not meet expectations, the 2016-17 Rookie of the Year possesses the skills to significantly bolster the Clippers’ championship aspirations.
While Brogdon’s addition may not carry the nostalgic weight of Paul’s return, his capabilities can undeniably contribute to a successful season. For any team, having a player who can deliver on both ends of the court is a valuable asset, and Brogdon has the potential to fit that bill seamlessly with the Clippers.
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