The training camp roster that the Clippers announced on Monday includes two players who were previously said to have reached contract agreements with the team.

One of those players is 2022 first-round pick Blake Wesley, whose deal with L.A. was just reported on Monday. Wesley is still just 23 years old but has four years of NBA experience under his belt, having spent three seasons in San Antonio before playing for Portland in 2025/26.

The other newcomer is former Purdue guard Fletcher Loyer, who agreed to sign with the Clippers in June after going undrafted. A three-point specialist, Loyer made 309 shots from beyond the arc in his four years with the Boilermakers. He led the Big 10 in three-point shooting percentage last season at 43.2% and connected at 41.1% from beyond the arc over the course of his college career.

Both Wesley and Loyer signed non-guaranteed Exhibit 10 contracts, Hoops Rumors has confirmed, and will be eligible to receive bonuses worth $91K if they’re waived before the season begins and then spend at least 60 days with L.A.’s G League affiliate, the San Diego Clippers.

The Clippers now have a full 21-man preseason roster.

Here are more minor transactions from around the NBA:

• The Kings have filled out their 21-man preseason roster by signing center Viktor Lakhin and guard Sean East II to training camp contracts, tweets James Ham of The Kings Beat. Both players appear likely to end up in the G League with the Stockton Kings, who acquired Lakhin’s and East’s returning rights in a six-team trade in August. Lakhin averaged 10.3 points and 7.1 rebounds per game in 31 NBAGL outings for the Oklahoma City Blue last season, while East put up 18.6 points and 5.5 assists per contest in 50 appearances for the Salt Lake City Stars.
• The Trail Blazers’ previously reported training camp deal with Korean forward Hyunjung Lee was finalized on Tuesday, according to Joe Freeman of The Oregonian, allowing Lee to join Portland for camp. Freeman confirms it’s an Exhibit 10 deal for Lee, who previously played his college ball at Davidson and has competed overseas in Australia and Japan in recent years.