LA Clippers Send Home Two Players Before Facing Warriors

The LA Clippers are set to face the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night, and they have reportedly sent two players home from their trip. It was reported by Shams Charania of The Athletic on Wednesday morning that both P.J. Tucker and Bones Hyland have been sent home by the team.

Charania initially shared a Tucker report, writing, "Amid three months of frustrations, PJ Tucker will be away from the Los Angeles Clippers to reset mindset and is expected to rejoin the team after the All-Star break, sources say."

Development: The Clippers sent home two players – Bones Hyland and PJ Tucker – from road trip vs. Warriors tonight, sources say. Both are expected to rejoin the team after the All-Star break. https://t.co/YkhZiWm026
— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) February 14, 2024

The NBA insider then added, "Development: The Clippers sent home two players – Bones Hyland and PJ Tucker – from road trip vs. Warriors tonight, sources say. Both are expected to rejoin the team after the All-Star break."

Tucker's frustration has been public for a while, but the Hyland situation comes as more of a surprise. While Hyland has also been out of LA's rotation, there have been no reports of him being overly upset about this, and he has remained engaged while on the bench.

It's important to note that these situations are usually between players and management/coaching, as opposed feuds with other players. By all accounts, both Hyland and Tucker have remained good teammates while out of the rotation.

For now, it seems the Clippers will not have these two players with them in Golden State.

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