With their critical void at the ball handler position, the Clippers might want to revisit their hunt for the veteran guard.

Malcolm Brogdon was one of the additions that the Washington Wizards made during the NBA offseason. The veteran guard is projected to be the team's starting point guard to open up the year. While the 31-year-old could end up sticking with the team for the entirety of the 2024-25 season,

While the Washington Wizards drafted three rookies over the summer, they also brought in veterans to help guide the young bucks. One of them is 31-year-old guard Malcolm Brogdon, who they got from the Portland Trail Blazers in the Deni Avdija trade.