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Clippers open camp working on end-of-game plays 'because we’re going to be able to be in every game'

“We’re a team that really doesn’t have the superstar name but we’re a really good team,” Rivers said. “We’ve got to work on end-of-the-game stuff because we’re going to be able to be in every game. We’re going to have to figure out the best way to close the games.”

When paired together, Gallinari said he will play the center to Harris’ power forward, or the power forward to Harris’ small forward. Playing center, he said, was “easy,” but added he wasn’t sure how often that specific lineup will be used.

Harris called it “a lineup we look forward to seeing.”

Rookie guards Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jerome Robinson each displayed “good moments” during their first workout, Harris said. Rivers called the team’s overall conditioning “good, not great,” after most players spent the last several weeks playing together in Los Angeles, but was pleased with the pace of transition opportunities.

Andre Greif, LA Times