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Report: Clippers sign Blake Wesley to 10-day hardship contract

Erik Svenson
Erik Svenson
Erik Svenson
Reporter · Fargo, ND

Erik Svenson is a passionate arts journalist with over five years of experience in cultural reporting. He graduated from Minnesota State University and has worked for various arts publications in the region, highlighting local artists and events.

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Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 7:03 PM · 1 min read
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Report: Clippers sign Blake Wesley to 10-day hardship contract — Bottineau Arts news

By Field Level Media Oct 29 (Field Level Media) With turnovers and injuries mounting, the Los Angeles Clippers ​signed guard Blake Wesley to ‌a 10-day injury-hardship contract exception, ESPN reported Thursday. The Clippers had six players out with injuries during Wednesday s 103-87 loss to the ‌Los ​Angeles Lakers, including guards ⁠Bradley Beal, Jordan ⁠Miller and Max Strus. Head coach Tyronn Lue added that point guard and leading scorer Darius Garland was playing ​through back tightness. The Clippers committed 24 more turnovers than the Lakers, ⁠with Garland contributing ⁠five of them in 26 ​minutes. The Clippers lead the NBA with ​23.5 turnovers per game, three more ‌than the next closest team. Wesley, 23, was the 25th overall draft pick by the San Antonio Spurs in ⁠2022. He played his first three seasons with the Spurs and was with the Portland ⁠Trail Blazers ‌last season. In 187 career ⁠games (four starts) over four seasons, ​he ‌has averaged 4.4 points and ​2.4 assists ⁠with 1

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