The Los Angeles Clippers made team history this year as they made the Western Conference Finals for the first-time in their 51-year history. They came very close to making their first NBA Finals appearance as well, but they were unable to overcome the Phoenix Suns, in large part because Kawhi Leonard was out. 

In the Western Conference Semifinals, Leonard suffered a mysterious right knee injury and was held out for the remainder of the Clippers’ postseason. Now, Kawhi Leonard has a big decision to make with his $36M player option for next season and could potentially opt out of his contract to become the biggest free agent available. 

His status to return to Los Angeles right now is uncertain, but there is a belief within the Los Angeles Clippers organization that Leonard is not going anywhere.

With him and Paul George leading them, the Clippers truly believe that they have a championship contending team, but they still seem to be one piece away from finally breaking through and making the NBA Finals. 

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Earlier this offseason, the Oklahoma City Thunder made a big trade where they acquired Kemba Walker from the Boston Celtics. Nobody really knows what to expect from the Thunder given all of their draft picks and them wanting to build with young talents, so could they potentially make Kemba Walker available in trade talks? 

The Clippers do not have a ton of cap space, nor do they have valuable trade assets, so if they were to look at potentially acquiring Kemba, a third or even fourth team would have to be involved in this trade, but they could actually look to trade for Walker before free agency begins. 

What could this trade look like from just a Clippers and Thunder perspective? Let’s take a look at a trade that would send Kemba Walker to the Los Angeles Clippers, giving them three All-Star caliber talents to contend for a title.