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#2 Avery Bradley
Before falling prey to the mid-season trade drama, Bradley played 49 games with the Clippers during the 2018-19 regular season. He averaged just 8.3 points per game (lowest since his sophomore year back in 2011-12) in over 30 minutes of court-time.
Moreover, it has been argued time and again that his presence was rather detrimental to the Clippers lineup with the stats suggesting that L.A. was outscored by 2.3 points per 100 possessions when he was on the court.
Often used as a spot-up shooter waiting in the corner for his shot, Bradley had an unimpressive 33% conversion from beyond the arc. His production with the Grizzlies did increase to a near-career-high 16.1 ppg indicating he was misused by Doc during his time with the Clippers.
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