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What outgoing salary structures existed for the Los Angeles Clippers in 2022-23?

Target: Eric Gordon
decision date Feb 9, 2023 · incoming salary $19.6M

16 one-to-three-player salary combinations clear the selected minimum-outgoing screen; 4 roster salaries are unresolved. Every route still withholds exact trade legality.

Exact legality withheldComplete dated salary treatment, aggregation, apron, exception, consent, roster, trade-restriction and draft-rule evidence.

Salary screen

Era-correct minimum-outgoing screen — a screen, not a legality determination.
Rules era: 2017 CBA rulesGoverning lane: Taxpayer lane (125% + $100K)minimum outgoing $15.6MBetween the aprons (proxy)

A passing salary route is not a legal trade determination.

Outgoing salary routes

Salary routes found, but some roster salaries are unresolved
16pass the salary screen
9fail the salary screen
25await a full legal review
0declared exactly legal
Amir Coffey + Robert CovingtonClears the selected minimum-outgoing salary screen$15.7M out vs minimum $15.6MLegality withheld

prior rotation shares: Amir Coffey 38% · Robert Covington 0%

Amir Coffey + Moses Brown + Robert CovingtonClears the selected minimum-outgoing salary screen$16.2M out vs minimum $15.6MLegality withheld

prior rotation shares: Amir Coffey 38% · Moses Brown 0% · Robert Covington 0%

Marcus Morris Sr.Clears the selected minimum-outgoing salary screen$16.4M out vs minimum $15.6MLegality withheld

prior rotation shares: Marcus Morris Sr. 41%

Moses Brown + Marcus Morris Sr.Clears the selected minimum-outgoing salary screen$16.9M out vs minimum $15.6MLegality withheld

prior rotation shares: Moses Brown 0% · Marcus Morris Sr. 41%

Amir Coffey + Marcus Morris Sr.Clears the selected minimum-outgoing salary screen$19.8M out vs minimum $15.6MLegality withheld

prior rotation shares: Amir Coffey 38% · Marcus Morris Sr. 41%

Amir Coffey + Moses Brown + Marcus Morris Sr.Clears the selected minimum-outgoing salary screen$20.3M out vs minimum $15.6MLegality withheld

prior rotation shares: Amir Coffey 38% · Moses Brown 0% · Marcus Morris Sr. 41%

Nicolas Batum + Robert CovingtonClears the selected minimum-outgoing salary screen$23.2M out vs minimum $15.6MLegality withheld

prior rotation shares: Nicolas Batum 38% · Robert Covington 0%

Moses Brown + Nicolas Batum + Robert CovingtonClears the selected minimum-outgoing salary screen$23.7M out vs minimum $15.6MLegality withheld

prior rotation shares: Moses Brown 0% · Nicolas Batum 38% · Robert Covington 0%

Amir Coffey + Nicolas Batum + Robert CovingtonClears the selected minimum-outgoing salary screen$26.5M out vs minimum $15.6MLegality withheld

prior rotation shares: Amir Coffey 38% · Nicolas Batum 38% · Robert Covington 0%

Nicolas Batum + Marcus Morris Sr.Clears the selected minimum-outgoing salary screen$27.2M out vs minimum $15.6MLegality withheld

prior rotation shares: Nicolas Batum 38% · Marcus Morris Sr. 41%

Moses Brown + Nicolas Batum + Marcus Morris Sr.Clears the selected minimum-outgoing salary screen$27.7M out vs minimum $15.6MLegality withheld

prior rotation shares: Moses Brown 0% · Nicolas Batum 38% · Marcus Morris Sr. 41%

Marcus Morris Sr. + Robert CovingtonClears the selected minimum-outgoing salary screen$28.7M out vs minimum $15.6MLegality withheld

prior rotation shares: Marcus Morris Sr. 41% · Robert Covington 0%

Moses Brown + Marcus Morris Sr. + Robert CovingtonClears the selected minimum-outgoing salary screen$29.2M out vs minimum $15.6MLegality withheld

prior rotation shares: Moses Brown 0% · Marcus Morris Sr. 41% · Robert Covington 0%

Amir Coffey + Nicolas Batum + Marcus Morris Sr.Clears the selected minimum-outgoing salary screen$30.6M out vs minimum $15.6MLegality withheld

prior rotation shares: Amir Coffey 38% · Nicolas Batum 38% · Marcus Morris Sr. 41%

Amir Coffey + Marcus Morris Sr. + Robert CovingtonClears the selected minimum-outgoing salary screen$32.1M out vs minimum $15.6MLegality withheld

prior rotation shares: Amir Coffey 38% · Marcus Morris Sr. 41% · Robert Covington 0%

Closest failing routes (9)
Blocked by the salary screen: Amir Coffey + Moses Brown + Nicolas Batum — $14.7M vs minimum $15.6M
Blocked by the salary screen: Amir Coffey + Nicolas Batum — $14.2M vs minimum $15.6M
Blocked by the salary screen: Moses Brown + Robert Covington — $12.8M vs minimum $15.6M
Blocked by the salary screen: Robert Covington — $12.3M vs minimum $15.6M
Blocked by the salary screen: Moses Brown + Nicolas Batum — $11.4M vs minimum $15.6M
Blocked by the salary screen: Nicolas Batum — $10.8M vs minimum $15.6M
Blocked by the salary screen: Amir Coffey + Moses Brown — $3.90M vs minimum $15.6M
Blocked by the salary screen: Amir Coffey — $3.40M vs minimum $15.6M
Blocked by the salary screen: Moses Brown — $509K vs minimum $15.6M

Outgoing-player tray

The roster pieces the combinations draw from — and the basketball that would leave with each.
Marcus Morris Sr.$16.4M

Salary resolved; player included in generated combinations

Basketball that would leave

LAC had an observed replacement lineup for Marcus Morris Sr., but it came with a performance cost. The supported alternative was [Nicolas Batum, Paul George, Eric Bledsoe, Reggie Jackson, Ivica Zubac] at -3.2 adjusted net points per 100 possessions over 332 possessions.

rotation 41%Shooting at risk (12.5%)Replacement exists with performance cost
Robert Covington$12.3M

Salary resolved; player included in generated combinations

Basketball that would leave

LAC did not have enough reliable function-loss evidence to judge dependence on Robert Covington.

The database cannot reliably identify what the team loses without this player
Nicolas Batum$10.8M

Salary resolved; player included in generated combinations

Basketball that would leave

LAC did not have a sufficiently supported observed replacement lineup for Nicolas Batum. The database keeps the functional-loss evidence but does not invent a replacement plan.

rotation 38%Event creation at risk (26.4%)No replacement lineup is supported by the available evidence
Amir Coffey$3.40M

Salary resolved; player included in generated combinations

Basketball that would leave

LAC had a supported lineup path without Amir Coffey: [Nicolas Batum, Marcus Morris Sr., Reggie Jackson, Ivica Zubac, Terance Mann] at 1.6 adjusted net points per 100 possessions over 336 possessions. This is an observed option, not proof it is universally better.

rotation 38%Shooting at risk (12.7%)Observed replacement path
Moses Brown$509K

Salary resolved; player included in generated combinations

Harry Giles III

Salary unresolved; player excluded from generated combinations

Brandon Boston Jr.

Salary unresolved; player excluded from generated combinations

Basketball that would leave

LAC had a supported lineup path without Brandon Boston Jr.: [Nicolas Batum, Marcus Morris Sr., Reggie Jackson, Ivica Zubac, Terance Mann] at 1.6 adjusted net points per 100 possessions over 336 possessions. This is an observed option, not proof it is universally better.

rotation 19%Event creation at risk (6.3%)Observed replacement path
John Wall

Salary unresolved; player excluded from generated combinations

Reggie Jackson

Salary unresolved; player excluded from generated combinations

Basketball that would leave

LAC did not have a sufficiently supported observed replacement lineup for Reggie Jackson. The database keeps the functional-loss evidence but does not invent a replacement plan.

rotation 60%Passing at risk (27.6%)No replacement lineup is supported by the available evidence

Draft capital

Reconstructed control, never confirmed tradability.
WithheldPick rows exist, but same-day ordering, draft-date coverage or control resolution is too weak to use them as package assets.
1 first-round candidate row(s)3 second-round candidate row(s)0 conditional claim(s)0 confirmed tradable

No pick is called tradable without complete Stepien and encumbrance evidence.

Observed completed trade

What actually happened — shown separately; it never rewrites the construction above.

Player and draft control package: 2 player(s) + 1 second(s) — outgoing cap hit $61.1M

This is a retrospective receipt and does not rewrite the pre-decision package screen.

basketball: Not scored or used to determine legality.legal rules: Rule-by-rule checks with unresolved inputs named directly.draft capital: Dated control candidates, conditions, Stepien and tradability remain separate.salary and cap: Package salary math and team financial-position proxy only.outcome and causality: Not inferred from a legal screen or observed completed receipt.availability and intent: Not inferred from package legality.price and market access: Not scored or used to determine legality.

Direct team link and basketball fit remain separate from salary construction, draft inventory, completed price, exact legality and transaction outcome.