The Los Angeles Clippers don’t have a pick in the 2015 NBA draft yet, but it’s becoming increasingly apparent that they want to get their hands on one. Even if that fails, they’ve worked out enough low-end draft prospects to have a good understanding of potential players who may go undrafted. Which, seeing as the Clippers may not be able to enter the draft and don’t have enough money to be that selective, gives them options to sign any rookies to deepen the bottom of their rotation.
And seeing as the Clippers have already worked out a host of new prospects (including at least 12 more yesterday, per Dan Woike), they appear to be focussed on making something happen — whether that may be in the second round, or with any undrafted talent that’s leftover.