It's free Danny now to talk a little LA Clippers for this season.

A team now that has lost basically its entire identity from just two years ago, Chris Paul left via free agency.

I'm sorry, well technically a trade, but could have left as a free agent.

That was the impetus for it.

Blake Griffin traded in what I think we all grew.

It's a pretty good trade for the organization around the trade deadline last season.

And then DeAndre Jordan allowed to leave in free agency.

He is now a Dallas Maverick.

What is this thing?

No, what do they have?

They have a lot of good players, but no stars per se.

Lou Williams got some borderline all star consideration last year, but they sure have a lot of depth on this team.

Yeah, this is a wild collection of talent because and they have a lot of guys that I like.

I mean Tobias Harris had a very kind of underrated year just because he was on two teams that didn't really make much of a dent.

The pistons and then the clippers, but he's blossomed not quite like Oudipo, but he has certainly blossomed since he left Orlando in a kind of a somewhat similar fashion.

But then also all the kind of depth pieces they like we talked we talked about sometimes how hard it is to get wings.

Well, they split their non taxpayer middle-level exception between Luke or Shardin Bomb Mute and Mike Scott,

both guys that provided significant value to their teams last season.

And they lost Austin Rivers, but they retained Avery Bradley and depending on what Avery Bradley we see, that's probably going to be a net upgrade for them.

Yeah, Bradley struggled a year ago, eventually ended up having an ab surgery for growing slash hernia and not clear exactly what it was.

But the hope is that he could be healthy.

He returned 12.5 million this season, 12.5 million next season, although only a small portion of that I think 1.5 million off the top of my head is guaranteed for the next year.

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