The LA Clippers have lost seven games in a row to open the season 1-7. The struggles to find any traction have some already looking towards how the Clippers might handle trade season. Many front office personnel around the NBA…

The LA Clippers are widely viewed by NBA front office personnel as likely sellers ahead of the trade deadline following a difficult 1-7 start to the season that included seven consecutive losses. The team holds several players on expiring or flexible contracts that could appeal to contending teams seeking rotation upgrades.
Veterans Kris Dunn, Derrick Jones Jr., Brook Lopez, and Max Strus are on expiring deals valued between $5.6 million and $16.6 million. Additionally, Rui Hachimura carries a team option for next season, while Brandon Ingram and Bradley Beal hold player options but have yet to debut due to injury.
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