On July 28, the Los Angeles Clippers officially decided to re-sign young guard Jordan Miller and offer him a two-way contract. Although Miller was previously laid off due to lineup adjustments, he won the team's favor again with his outstanding performance in the summer league.

Prior to this, the Clippers had to clear some roster space in order to sign Bradley Beal, who had just been bought out from the Suns. Although Jordan Miller was well-liked by the team, due to his non-guaranteed contract, the Clippers eventually chose to cut him to make way for Beal's arrival. Although this decision was made with reluctance, considering the overall competitiveness of the team, such a sacrifice seemed to be a necessary choice.

Despite this, Miller played for the team in the Las Vegas Summer League and delivered an impressive performance. In five games, Miller averaged 22 points and 7.8 rebounds per game, which was extremely efficient, and he was eventually selected to the Summer League First Team. Among all the players who participated in the five games, he became the player with the highest average score per game.

Miller still failed to get a standard NBA contract after the summer league . However, for the Clippers, this is a turning point. According to HoopsHype reporter Michael Scotto , the Clippers have decided to reintegrate Miller into the lineup system and offer him a two-way contract. This move not only retains the team's long-term training plan for Miller, but also gives him the opportunity to continue to hone and improve.

Looking back at the past season, Miller played 37 games for the Clippers, averaging 4.1 points per game . He played for the Clippers' development league team, the San Diego Clippers, before signing a formal NBA contract . In just 6 games, he averaged 24.5 points per game , showing strong scoring ability and development potential.

The Clippers are full of expectations for Jordan Miller's return. Now whether he can prove his value again and gain a foothold in the NBA is worthy of fans' continued attention.