Clippers Summer League roster 2023: Details of players, coaches, schedule and more

The LA Clippers are a veteran-heavy team. They have no interest in lottery picks or building a young core.

Their Summer League players will be fighting for a bench role. Players who do well could also raise their stock and profiles. But their improved stock could result in them becoming trade pieces in a deal for James Harden.

The Clippers are massive long shots to win the Summer League. LA is listed at 50/1 to win the championship.

LA Clippers' Summer League players

Player	Position
Jordan Bowden	Guard
Kobe Brown	Forward
Xavier Castaneda	Guard
Moussa Diabate	Center
Jordan Miller	Forward
Xavier Moon	Guard
Matt Morgan	Guard
Jason Preston	Guard
Nate Renfro	Forward
Fred Sims Jr.	Guard
Brodric Thomas	Guard
Keaton Wallace	Guard
Bryson Williams	Forward

The Clippers have a rookie-heavy roster. There are a few players who could find their way into the back half of the team's rotation.

Most of LA’s roster is compromised of players with no gurantees of an NBA future. They will be fighting tooth and nail to earn an NBA opportunity.

Clippers' Summer League coaches

Assistant coach Dahntay Jones will coach the Clippers. Jones played in the NBA for 10 seasons until 2013.

Clippers Schedule

Date and Time	Opponent	Channel
July 8 (10pm ET)	Utah Jazz	ESPN2
July 10 (10:30pm ET)	Sacramento Kings	NBA TV
July 12 (3:30pm ET)	Memphis Grizzlies	NBA TV
July 14 (4:30pm ET)	Philadelphia 76ers	NBA TV
Game #5	TBD	TBD

The Clippers have a couple of tough outings. The Utah Jazz figure to be their toughest matchup with a lot of first-round draft picks. The Sacramento Kings would also be a tough out. LA is not likely to make the semifinals, but a 3-1 finish could get them there as a suprise.

What to watch-for

The Clippers first-round draft pick from last month will be the main name to watch. Kobe Brown, a swingman out of Missouri who was the No. 30 pick, will attempt to show off his scoring skills. If he proves his worth and develops quickly, Brown could be a piece of the Clippers' deep rotation this season.

Jordan Miller, a small forward who helped Miami to the Final Four, was a second-round pick (No. 48) this year. He is a versatile scorer with a deep skillset.