The LA Clippers’ frontcourt is about to receive a boost with the imminent return of Mason Plumlee, who has been absent for nearly two months.
Plumlee is on track to make a comeback, possibly playing as early as Monday, having almost fully recovered from a sprained MCL in his left knee sustained during the Clippers’ loss to the New York Knicks on November 6.
In Plumlee’s 25-game absence, the Clippers brought in Daniel Theis, a veteran center who secured a buyout with the Indiana Pacers before joining the team.
Ty Lue, the Clippers’ coach, will now have additional depth with Plumlee and Theis supporting starting center Ivica Zubac.
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