Brooke Lopez &quot: Join the Los Angeles Clippers NBA compete for the championship before retirement, and full of confidence helps the team achieve good results

37-year-old experienced center Brooke Lopez decided to sign a two-year, $18 million contract with the Los Angeles Lakers as a free agent. He believes this is the last chance of winning the NBA title in his career.

Lopez's transfer to the team through a middle class exception in a tax-free way, which is a good deal for the team. Considering his performance in working with the Milwaukee Bucks last season, he played 80 games, averaging 13 points, 5 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.9 blocks per game, shooting as high as 50.9%, shooting percentage of three-pointers reached 37.3%, and averaging 31.8 minutes on the court. In addition to his performance on the court, the transfer to the Clippers was also back to the North Hollywood area near his hometown.

"I was so happy when I thought about all the options, because clipper was one of the teams submitting the offer," Lopez said in an interview with Los Angeles Times Sports.

"They are a team with high-level players, including Hall of Famers, All-Stars, Rising Stars and players in the same position as me, like Iveza Subach, and we all respect each other." Although Mivorki Lopez is always a starter, in the Clippers, he may need to start with Zubach's bench position. However, he himself confirmed that he was ready to inspire each other to create the best results for the team.

"We will have extreme confrontation, Shubo Chel and I are tall and strong defensive players, we can create advantages in the penalty area in both offense and defense"

"If you have the opportunity to play together, I am ready to find a way to create space and do everything possible to help the team win"

Lopez clarified his position, and whether the game is played in the first half, second half or at the end of the game, he will perform his duties, with the goal of helping the team win in every game.

"I will do whatever the team asks me to do. If I have the opportunity to play, I will go all out to help the team win the game, no matter who it faces."

For Lopez, the 10th overall pick in the 2008 draft, he will receive a salary of $8.75 million in 2025-26, and a $9.18 million team option in 2026-27.