The Big Number: A Milestone in NBA History
In a recent episode of The Big Number, hosts Tom Haberstroh and Dan Devine explored a shocking milestone in NBA history: the Los Angeles Clippers have become the league’s oldest team, boasting an average player age of 33.2 years. This statistic surpasses the previous record held by the legendary Utah Jazz duo of John Stockton and Karl Malone.
Can Experience Lead to Success?
As the Clippers prepare for the 2025-26 season, the question arises: can this aging roster actually yield positive results for the team? Haberstroh and Devine suggest that despite their seniority, the Clippers’ array of experienced players might just give them an edge in the competitive Western Conference.
Notable Veterans and Their Ambitions
Their discussion also emphasized the potential of other notable veterans, including Brook Lopez, Bradley Beal, James Harden, and superstar Kawhi Leonard, all of whom share ambitions for success following an intriguing offseason.
Clippers’ Strategy and Offseason Moves
In their breakdown, they delve into various aspects of the Clippers’ strategy, debating whether their composition might be conducive for victory in the upcoming season. You won’t want to miss this episode, which also touches on Marcus Smart’s recent move to the Lakers and their favorite offseason enhancements.
For further insights, viewers can watch the entire discussion on YouTube or explore the broader Yahoo Sports podcast network.
