NBA 2019-20: 5 most well-rounded rosters so far

#3 Los Angeles Clippers

Kawhi Leonard is now a Clipper

The Los Angeles Clippers probably have one of the league's best rosters in terms of depth and production, which just got a whole lot better when announcing they had signed Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard as a free agent and landed Paul George in a mammoth trade with the Oklahoma City Thunder, which saw seven first-round picks, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Danilo Gallinari move the other way.

They have veteran point-guard Patrick Beverley to steady the ship and Sixth Man of the Year Lou Williams will again come off the bench, splitting minutes at the point and shooting guard positions. Landry Shamet will be their starting shooting guard, with some solid sharpshooting abilities. Williams and Jerome Robinson will be good rotation players for the Clippers.

Kawhi will be the star of this team starting at small forward, with Maurice Harkless a good rotation player. George will split minutes between shooting guard, small forward and perhaps even power forward, with Montrezl Harrell and JaMychal Green off the bench for the Clippers.

Ivica Zubac will be the Clippers' starting center next season, having signed a new four-year deal with them this offseason. JaMychal Green will be the Clippers' backup center, splitting minutes with Harrell should they play a small ball five.