TyTy Washington Jr. is off the Los Angeles Clippers roster, a move picked up from the team's official roster on Monday, Sep 21. No transaction report had logged the move in advance.
The move
TyTy Washington Jr., a 24-year-old guard in his fourth season, is no longer on the Clippers' roster. The change was picked up from the club's official roster on Monday, Sep 21, with no announced destination. No injury or transaction report preceded the move; none is logged for this transaction.
The money
Washington's contract terms, including cap hit and years, are not on file yet, since public salary data can lag a signing or move by a day. The Clippers carry a payroll of $193.7 million across 19 contracts for 2026-27. That puts the club over the salary cap of $165.0 million but under the luxury tax line of $200.4 million, with the first apron at $209.0 million and the second apron at $221.7 million.
The fit
In 2025-26, Washington played 16 games at 5.5 minutes per night, averaging 1.3 points, 0.4 rebounds and 1.1 assists. The Clippers' backcourt minutes last season went to James Harden (35.4 minutes, 25.4 points), Darius Garland (29.1 minutes, 19.9 points) and Kris Dunn (27.2 minutes, 7.3 points). The Clippers now list 21 players on the roster, against a standard limit of 15 plus three two-way spots.
Where is TyTy Washington Jr. headed next?
Not announced. He is off the Clippers' roster as of Monday, Sep 21, with no destination on file.
Was this move flagged in an injury or transaction report first?
No. None is logged; the move was detected directly from the Clippers' official roster.