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Chapter 866: A Group of All-Stars, No Way to Compete [865]



Summary

Yang Rui returned to the Clippers, focusing on renewing contracts and signing players. He communicated with key free agents, offering to match any outside offers if they wished to stay. Dan Ni Ge Lin renewed for 4 years at $40 million, feeling satisfied with his role despite modest stats. Backup center Huai Te Sai De also renewed for 4 years at $46 million, with other teams showing interest but ultimately choosing to stay in Los Angeles. The Clippers signed Kou Wen Dun for 2 years at $3 million and rookies Yao Ji Qi, Devon Bu Ke, and Norman Powell on standard rookie contracts. Joseph Yang was traded to the Timberwolves for a second-round pick, as the team sought to strengthen its perimeter offense. Yang Rui aimed to fill two remaining spots with veteran players. David Wei Si Te was signed for 1 year at the veteran minimum after opting out of a larger contract, prioritizing championship aspirations over salary. Veteran point guard Andre Miller was also signed for his experience and mentorship abilities, especially for younger players. The finalized 15-man roster included notable players across all positions. The Clippers did not sign major stars but maintained a competitive roster, with Yang Rui's management style earning respect in the league. The team is again favored for the championship next season.

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