As a team with a significant market that continues to grow, the LA Clippers and their fans may not see the start-from-scratch rebuild through to the next era. There is simply no need, as the front office can utilize the sightseeing in Los Angeles to attract free agents in their primes rather than rolling the dice on a young, supposedly promising star in the draft.
Furthermore, the Clippers' "rebuild" has a coming-soon sign written all over the current roster, as the team is aging, and despite their experience being a valuable trait, James Harden and Kawhi Leonard will not be able to continue producing at a high level for another decade.