LOS ANGELES – The Clippers improved their roster more than any team in the NBA this offseason.
At least, that’s what ESPN staff writer Bradford Doolittle believes, using projected wins above replacement as the measuring stick.
Doolittle took an in-depth look at the teams that appeared on paper to have changed the most since last season’s end, with the Clippers leading the group. The findings were based more on respective rotations and 10-man depth charts than the end-of-the-bench roster slots and younger players around the league who won’t have much of an impact on the 2015-16 season.