Sounds like the Clippers could swoop in as a 3rd team to get some picks out of Philly as well. Something like Harris and 1st rounder to OKC, RoCo to Philly, low salary body and Philly picks to Clippers.

Play Harden at point, and roll out an all-LA lineup of Harden, Powell, PG, and Kawhi. Who can we get to play center? Christian Wood?

Also since the Clips have too many rotation quality players, ideally you’re in consolidation mode and can land a bigger star for your depth. But with the trade rules and really not being able to combine RoCo with salaries on the Clips to get a bigger contract, I’m just not seeing the value in moving RoCo on his own. Feels like would be better if you keep him and package him with some of the other wings and try and get back better player.

I guess if you can get a good pick out there for him, just as a future asset, you consider it, but if that were the case, feels like the Blazers would’ve been able to get a pick for him as well. Would be pretty bad look for Portland if the Clips got a better pick than they sent out to acquire RoCo within a week.

Batum is the oldest at 33, and he’s the best of the three by a wide margin. Players’ primes in the NBA these days typically stretch into their early 30s, though tye’re all at the tail end of their primes.

And this analysis below may be a bit optimistic -who are the 3 quality PFs in their prime? Don’t see any players on the Clips in their prime, except Powell, lol. Batum, Covington and Morris have all seen better days. Maybe I am missing someone, maybe including PG as a PF? and he is debatable

Even if you take Ibaka away from the team and don’t add another player to the rotation, they’ve got two established centers getting regular time and three quality veteran power forwards in their prime.

If we can’t get a 1st-rounder, it would be better to keep Covington as a sign-and-trade asset for next season.