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Ahead of the regular season, the Clippers have waived four players, announcing on Saturday (via Twitter) that guard Blake Wesley, center Nathan Mensah, and wings Miye Oni and Jahmyl Telfort have been cut. All four players have some NBA experience…

The Los Angeles Clippers announced on Saturday that they have waived guard Blake Wesley, center Nathan Mensah, and wings Miye Oni and Jahmyl Telfort ahead of the regular season. Following the earlier signing of Cam Christie to a two-way deal, the Clippers now hold a complete regular season roster consisting of 15 standard contracts and three two-way contracts.
All four waived players were signed to Exhibit 10 contracts, making them eligible to join the San Diego Clippers in the G League. Wesley, a former 2022 first-round draft pick with 187 NBA appearances, is no longer two-way eligible, while Mensah, Oni, and Telfort remain eligible for two-way contracts.
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