The Los Angeles Clippers are making a bold move by recruiting veteran All-Stars as part of their off-season strategy. They've secured the services of 35-year-old James Harden and 34-year-old Kawhi Leonard, complemented by 32-year-old Bradley Beal and 37-year-old Brook Lopez. This shift signals L.A.'s prioritization of experience over youthful potential.

Beal is poised to fill the void left by Norman Powell, recently traded to the Miami Heat, while the Clippers have also retained Nicolas Batum. General Manager Lawrence Frank hinted at a potential reunion with Chris Paul, a former Clipper, expressing strong interest in adding him to the roster. Despite his age, Paul showcased his skills with the Spurs, averaging 8.8 points and 7.4 assists last season, proving he still has much to offer.