Kobe Brown

Brown didn't see the floor much during his rookie season, but he has played well as the star of the Clippers' Summer League squad. He is averaging 16.5 points, 5.8 rebounds and 4.2 assists per game as they've started the summer 4-0. Having lost Paul George to the 76ers, the Clippers may turn to Brown to take on more minutes this upcoming season. If he is able to play a consistent role, he may be able to provide some value in deeper leagues.

Having failed to crack the Clippers' rotation as a rookie, Brown is looking to change that in 2024-25. He made the most of his opportunities on the offensive end of the floor; the 2023 first-round pick's combination of strength and athleticism makes him a tough cover in the half-court. While the Clippers addressed Paul George's exit by signing Derrick Jones Jr. and Nicolas Batum, there could be room for Brown on the back end of the rotation. One area he'll need to address is defending without fouling, but the Clippers have asked Brown to take on a variety of assignments in Las Vegas. That approach should pay dividends once the season begins.

Having failed to crack the Clippers' rotation as a rookie, Brown is looking to change that in 2024-25. He made the most of his opportunities on the offensive end of the floor; the 2023 first-round pick's combination of strength and athleticism makes him a tough cover in the half-court. While the Clippers addressed Paul George's exit by signing Derrick Jones Jr. and Nicolas Batum, there could be room for Brown on the back end of the rotation. While unlikely to be worth drafting in standard leagues, Brown could have streaming value at various points in the season.