NBA Live 19: Los Angeles Clippers Player Ratings and Roster

The Clippers roster is unrecognizable from a year ago, made up of players they acquired in the Blake Griffin trade as well as a couple of off-season acquisitions. Check out how they fare on NBA Live 19 below.

Patrick Beverley, PG, 82

Age: 30

Position: PG

Height: 6’1’’

Playstyle: Backcourt Defender

Best stats: 96 On Ball Defense, 90 Speed, 90 Stamina

Beverley didn’t get through much of last season before a knee injury forced him to the sidelines. In total he managed just 11 games in his first season with the Clippers, averaging 12.2 points, 4.1 rebounds, 2.9 assists and 1.7 steals per game. Much of his value, however, isn't evident in the box score - Beverley is one of the best perimeter defenders in the game, and his ability to make life difficult for the opposition's best guard is a huge asset to his team.

Avery Bradley, SG, 82

Age: 27

Position: SG

Height: 6’2’’

Playstyle: Backcourt Defender

Best stats: 94 Stamina, 91 On Ball Defense, 86 Speed

The second half of the Clippers' very defensively-minded backcourt, Bradley was traded to the Clippers halfway through last season. He managed just six games, however, before a groin injury sidelined him for the rest of the season. More talented on defense than he is on offense, Bradley can nonetheless provide some perimeter shooting, though he could occasionally benefit from settling for less mid-range jump shots.

Danilo Gallinari, SF, 78

Age: 30

Position: SF

Height: 6’10’’

Playstyle: Wing Scorer

Best stats: 94 Stamina, 90 Free Throw, 82 Mid-Range Shot

Another Clippers starter who didn’t enjoy a great run with injuries last season, Gallinari managed just 21 games in his debut season in Los Angeles, and didn't shoot the ball particularly well when he was on the floor. A former number six draft pick, the Italian is more talented than his 78 rating would suggest, and if his body lets him, still has the ability to be a dangerous NBA player.

Tobias Harris, PF, 82

Age: 26

Position: PF

Height: 6’8’’

Playstyle: Stretch Big

Best stats: 93 Stamina, 91 Driving Layup, 86 Inside Shot

Harris is the epitome of hard work. His numbers have steadily improved throughout his seven year career, and in the 32 games he played for the Clippers after being traded alongside Bradley partway through last season, averaged career highs in points (19.3 per game), 3-point percentage (41.4%), assists (3.1 per game) and steals (1.2 per game). The best player on this team, Harris will have a huge role to play in 2018/19.

Marcin Gortat, C, 81

Age: 34

Position: C

Height: 6’11’’

Playstyle: Post Anchor

Best stats: 89 Post Defense, 84 Inside Shot, 83 Rebounding

Gortat’s numbers have been suffering a steady decline in recent years, and last season managed just 8.4 points and 7.6 boards per night - his lowest numbers since the 2009/10 season. Picked up by the Clippers in an attempt to fill the void left by DeAndre Jordan's departure, the Polish man still provides value through his experience and off-ball play, but his 81 rating is perhaps a little generous and it wouldn't be surprising to see him struggle to make an impact this season.

NBA Live 19 Los Angeles Clippers Roster

Playbooks

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