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The Warriors are discussed as a potential destination for Kawhi Leonard to team with Stephen Curry.
If the trade occurs, Butler would be moved to balance the deal while Leonard remains the centerpiece.
The article suggests a draft-night trade to sidestep procedural rules and accelerate the deal.
Leonard played 65 games last season and is viewed as healthy enough to contribute immediately.
The Clippers could trade Leonard to accelerate their own rebuild depending on draft picks and future assets.
Clippers might value the 11th pick in 2026 and possible 2027 pick if injuries complicate their plans.
Leonard's contract status could influence whether such a deal happens, given the financial pieces involved.
Free agents and future drafts are noted as factors that could attract more interest in Golden State after the trade idea surfaces.
The piece frames the move as a signal of seriousness about competing in the final years of Curry's career.
The article discusses potential public reception and interest from free agents following a high-profile trade.

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Dunn and Jones Jr. should be kept as core glue guys for the Clippers next season.
Dunn is a reliable two-way guard at $5.6 million, ideal beside a future point guard.
Jones Jr. provides high-level wing defense and closing-game versatility for LA.
Lopez should be moved on from due to salary and fit as a long-term center.
LA could upgrade at center with a veteran minimum while Lopez becomes a trade chip or free agent.
The article frames the off-season as a time for strategic changes around coaching and roster.
The piece notes potential use of Lopez as a trade asset or to reach free agency.
The analysis emphasizes two glue players as foundations for any roster iteration.
The report identifies a need for a better backup center to complement the core.

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The Clippers finished last season with weak three-point attempts and makes, highlighting shooting as a key offseason priority.
The article suggests adding off-ball shooters around Kawhi Leonard and Darius Garland to maximize spacing.
Landry Shamet is proposed as a low-cost, potentially impactful reunion option for shooting.
Shamet previously shot 40% from three while with the Clippers, underscoring his shooting relevance.
The article notes Shamet’s recent shooting efficiency with the Knicks, improving his value as a spacer.
Defensive impact is limited for Shamet, but his size can help him contribute in bench units.
The piece frames shooting as essential given playoff momentum and the declines seen by teams lacking outside threats.
Other low-cost options at shooting guard include Kevin Huerter, Gary Trent Jr., Luke Kennard, and Tim Hardaway Jr.
The article emphasizes a familiar face suggestion, backing Shamet’s potential return as coherent with team needs.
The piece connects improved shooting to broader playoff contention and the Clippers’ aim to stay competitive.

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