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NBA Free Agency Rumors: Clippers 'Strongly Considering' Chris Paul; Knicks, Kings Linked to Ben Simmons

LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, JUL 20 – The Clippers aim to add veteran Chris Paul for his expected final NBA season to support James Harden and enhance lineup flexibility despite a tight salary cap, officials said.

  • On Saturday, Lawrence Frank said from the team's practice facility, 'third time is a charm,' and added he is 'strongly, strongly considering' signing Chris Paul.
  • In a recent interview, Paul reiterated he still wants to play close to Los Angeles, where his family lives, and remain a starter, Paul said.
  • As Ohm Youngmisuk of ESPN tweeted, adding ball-handling and play-making will be a goal for the 14th roster spot, as Paul is second in NBA history in assists.
  • Frank said, `What I'd say about Chris is he's a great player`, adding `he brings additional ball-handling, play-making and shooting to areas they wanted to upgrade`.
  • According to Joey Linn, expected to sign with the Clippers, and adding Paul would give them three point guards, suggesting roster flexibility for next season.
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