Clippers' Kobe Brown Out Multiple Games With Right Ankle Bruise

Kobe Brown, a third-year player for the Los Angeles Clippers, suffered a right ankle contusion during the NBA Summer League game against the Houston Rockets, causing him to exit the game early and miss the subsequent game against the Bucks. Brown had a strong performance before the injury, scoring 14 points with four rebounds and four assists in 20 minutes, showcasing his potential as a rotational player. The Clippers are hopeful for Brown's recovery, describing the injury as precautionary and expecting him to be okay. The injury puts his availability for the Clippers' next Summer League game against the Lakers in jeopardy. Meanwhile, the Clippers waived Jordan Miller before the Summer League but added him to the roster, where he impressed with 23 points and 11 rebounds. Brown’s development remains a key focus for the Clippers as he prepares for a $2.65 million contract season with a qualifying offer for the next season.