The Clippers entered the draft holding one first-round selection and two second-round selections, all acquired through previous trades.[1][2] The lottery pick from the Indiana Pacers was conveyed to the team after landing outside its top 4 and 10th-to-30th protected ranges, the 36th pick was originally owned by the Memphis Grizzlies and conveyed to the team after falling outside the 43rd-to-60th protected range, and the 52nd pick was acquired from the Cleveland Cavaliers as an exchange for James Harden. The Clippers had traded their original first- and second-round selections to the Oklahoma City Thunder (as part of the 2019 Paul George trade) and the Houston Rockets (later conveyed to the Brooklyn Nets), respectively.[3]
↑Reported on NBA.com but not yet official. Some trades are agreed to but not made official for salary cap reasons until after the free-agent moratorium ends on July 6, sometimes with modifications from the initial reported trade or multiple trades combined. Trade details may be supplemented with information from sites other than NBA.com.
↑Oklahoma City has the right to swap picks with Los Angeles, after which the Clippers can swap with Toronto.
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