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Kevin Arnovitz, Mark Shore, Breene Murphy, Jordan Heimer and John Krolik gather to discuss the Clippers win over the Wizards on Saturday night. John breaks out his impressions of the members of Inside the NBA.
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The Kenyon Martin signing isn’t important because he’s going to replace all of the minutes that Solomon Jones or Brian Cook would play (while also taking away some minutes from Reggie Evans). It’s not significant because he’s one of the top free agents available. It’s not significant because he’s now the Clippers’ second-best offensive option down low.
It’s significant because he demonstrated his free will and chose the Clippers.
According to the Los Angeles Times, the Clippers have agreed to a contract with free agent power forward Kenyon Martin:
The Clippers and free-agent forward Kenyon Martin have agreed on a mini-midlevel deal that will be finalized as soon as Martin passes a physical, according to an NBA individual familiar with the negotiations.
Martin, who played for the Xinjiang Tigers in China and had been required to wait until their season was over before rejoining the NBA, was cleared to return to the NBA by FIBA, the international basketball federation, Thursday.