Jahmyl Telfort is off the Clippers roster as of Sunday, October 18. The guard appeared in 8 games last season, averaging 4.0 minutes.
The move
Jahmyl Telfort is no longer on the Clippers roster, per the official roster check on Sunday, October 18. The move follows an Oct. 17 report from Hoopsrumors headlined "Clippers Cut Blake Wesley, Three Others," though the confidence level on that report is not listed. No destination for Telfort is announced.
The money
Telfort's contract status is not on file yet; public salary data can lag a signing or departure by a day. The Clippers carry a payroll of $193.7 million across 19 contracts for 2026-27, putting them over the $165.0 million salary cap but under the $200.4 million luxury tax line, and below both the $209.0 million first apron and the $221.7 million second apron.
The fit
Telfort played 8 games last season, averaging 4.0 minutes, 0.1 points, 0.4 rebounds and 0.1 assists. The Clippers' backcourt last season was led by James Harden at 35.4 minutes and 25.4 points, Darius Garland at 29.1 minutes and 19.9 points, and Kris Dunn at 27.2 minutes and 7.3 points. The Clippers now have 18 players on the roster against a standard limit of 15 plus three two-way spots.
Why is Jahmyl Telfort off the Clippers roster?
The official roster no longer lists him as of Sunday, October 18. No reason is announced.
Did a report predict this move?
Yes. Hoopsrumors reported on Oct. 17 that the Clippers cut Blake Wesley and three others, though the confidence level on that report is not listed.
Where does Jahmyl Telfort go next?
Not announced.
What is Telfort's contract situation?
Not on file yet.