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Latest Odds

+4000 to win NBA Championship

+1800 to win Western Conference

Odds subject to change. Odds correct as of 1:30 ET on 4/14/23.

Front Office & Coaching Staff

Owner	Steve Ballmer
General Manager	Michael Winger
President	Lawrence Frank
Head Coach	Tyronn Lue

Active Roster

Name	Position	Height	Years Pro	College
Terance Mann	SG	6-5	3	Florida State
Nicolas Batum	PF	6-8	14	France
Ivica Zubac	C	7-0	6	Bosnia & Herzegovina
Marcus Morris	PF	6-8	11	Kansas
Norman Powell	SG	6-3	7	UCLA
Paul George	SG	6-8	12	Fresno State
Kawhi Leonard	SF	6-7	10	San Diego State
Amir Coffey	SG	6-7	3	Minnesota
Robert Covington	PF	6-7	9	Tennessee State
Mason Plumlee	C	6-11	9	Duke
Eric Gordon	SG	6-3	14	Indiana
Brandon Boston Jr.	SG	6-7	1	Kentucky
Moussa Diabaté  (TW)	PF	6-11	R	Michigan
Russell Westbrook	PG	6-3	14	UCLA
Bones Hyland	PG	6-3	1	VCU
Jason Preston	PG	6-4	R	Ohio University
Xavier Moon  (TW)	SG	6-2	1	Northwest Florida State College, Morehead State University

'TW' - indicates player is on a two-way contract

2022/23 Season Leaders

PPG: Paul George/Kawhi Leonard (23.8)

RPG: Ivica Zubac (9.9)

APG: Russell Westbrook (7.6)

BPG: Ivica Zubac (1.3)

SPG: Paul George (1.5)

Injuries

Paul George: knee, out

Marcus Morris Sr: back, out

Injury list last updated on 4/14/23.

Team History

Championships won: 0

Playoff Appearances: 17

Other Team Names: Buffalo Braves (1970-1978), San Diego Clippers (1978-1984)

All-Time Leaders

Games Played (regular season): DeAndre Jordan (750)

Games Played (playoffs): DeAndre Jordan (57)

Total points (regular season): Randy Smith (12,735)

Total points (playoffs): Chris Paul (1,125)

Total rebounds (regular season): DeAndre Jordan (7,988)

Total rebounds (playoffs): DeAndre Jordan (645)

Total assists (regular season): Chris Paul (4,023)

Total assists (playoffs): Chris Paul (463)

Total threes made (regular season): Eric Piatkowski (738)

Total threes made (playoffs): Chris Paul (98)