As Chris Paul embarks on his 21st and final NBA season, he has opted to return to the Los Angeles Clippers, a team he knows well. This decision follows a productive offseason for the Clippers, who have added significant talent, including John Collins, Brook Lopez, and Bradley Beal, positioning themselves as strong contenders in the league.

Despite posting modest numbers last season with the San Antonio Spurs (8.8 points, 7.4 assists per game), Paul's impact remains significant. His role will likely shift to a supportive one, sharing the court with stars like James Harden and Kawhi Leonard. With exciting new additions, Paul will benefit from an array of scoring options, including lob threats and sharpshooters, enhancing his playmaking opportunities. The depth of this Clippers team sets them up for a promising campaign, contingent on Leonard's health and Paul's leadership.