One of my favorite memes when I see injury-prone players come together is that Warriors have the splash brothers while this team have the glass brothers.

The coach probably needs to balance these guy's game time to help prevent their body from breaking. This will be tricky to implement early in the regular season but Tyronn Lue can make it work....hopefully.

That makes the three of them inside the same team an injury prone namely Kawhi Leonard, Paul George and John Wall. However, if they can maintain their health throughout the whole season, I bet the Clippers will be sweeping teams or will reach the conference finals. There will be some high expectations for the team now because their roster is now stronger than recent season.

It will be different story to tell if Morant didn't get injured last season but its like Memphis is having a bad luck on that season so maybe they should try their best to come up on their mistake so that they can get a second shot around since if Morant fail to deliver what he say for last couple of months against GSW maybe some of his fans will just treat him as total non sense and just a noisy one.

Media day for the NBA and so far Jimmy Butler’s “locks” have stolen the show. Also of note, Jae Crowder got permission from the Suns to not report to training camp while they search for a trade. He posted something on social media about not being wanted and looking for a new home… Still no word on why the Lakers postponed their press conference last week. I guess whatever they were planning may have not materialized.

Load management is the key I guess so that these guys will be less prone to injuries. They already gave it to Kawhi in his last season but unfortunately got injured against the Jazz.

Glass brothers sounds funny TBH but it's the truth. All 3 of them are injury prone. Well, let's just hope for the best to this team and if they will be healthy all throughout the eliminations and with the amount of good role players that they have right now, I'm guessing that the lowest that they can get is Western Conference Semi-Finals.

Not only the next round but a shot of winning the NBA championship. I think with Kawhi, the Clippers ca defeat the Warriors as he has done that before, with the Raptors hea beat the Warriors and has become a champion, when he was still with the Spurs, they almost did it if he was not injured and was out in the series, Zaza Pachulia did a dirty job on him.

We know what he can do when he is healthy, but he is rarely ever healthy and that's the problem. I am sure that they would want to win a title if he can play the games, and yes Toronto won a ring thanks to him as well there is no doubt about that, but we have to remember that dude missed more than half of the available games since that day, which is a big trouble.

Wall hasn't played much neither, he has missed many seasons now, he is not seen as a good player anymore and PG is not exactly playing 100% neither. By this logic, what they need is all these players playing 100% of their games on all important games, if that happens then yeah they can win but all the data we have shows otherwise.

Well, they have no choice but to accept the reality, no more Udoka this season and probably the succeeding seasons as well, but they have a job to do, it's an unfinish job, they reach the NBA finals, it's time for them to win this time.

I have read news that the Celtics players were caught off guard about Ime Udoka's case. Majority of them found the news in twitter like Jayson Tatum and so they are confused.

And then they are talking about how excited they are to come back this new season to do it all over again and duplicate what they have accomplished - go to the finals. But it seems that the players are affected by it and they are taking about the 'process', as they will be coach by Joe Mazzulla.

There's plenty of time to make the adjustment, the current coach is the assistant, so I'm pretty sure he is very much aware of the system and he just need to implement it, we were impressed by Udoka's performance last season, but he made a big mistake, so he has to face the consequences.