Jordan Miller

Miller took the long, unglamorous route — George Mason, then a transfer to Miami that ended in a 2023 Final Four run and one of the cleanest tournament games on record: 7-of-7 from the field and 13-of-13 at the line in the Elite Eight against Texas. The Clippers grabbed him 48th in 2023 and let him marinate on a two-way deal before he earned real trust. In 2025-26 he became a genuine rotation wing, averaging 10.0 points across 60 games on 53/35/78 shooting — the kind of low-mistake, connective play that holds lineups together. The front office agreed: this July he re-signed on a reported three-year, $15.3 million deal. He won't headline a scouting report, but his shot selection and defensive versatility are why he stuck.