On August 2, Beijing time, the official social media of the Clippers announced that the Intuit Dome Arena, which cost $2 billion, will open this month. In the 2024-25 season, the Clippers will have their own new home court, ending the era of sharing a arena with the Lakers. The official also announced the release of three jerseys for the new season, but it is embarrassing that there are only two of the Big Three who originally advertised the new jerseys on the poster.

Clippers owner Ballmer also attended the new arena's media open house to introduce the league's most advanced arena.

Probably the biggest highlight is the oversized double-sided oval scoreboard, where fans won't miss anything, any replays, any stats. To be precise, it is an LED panel with a total area of about 3,565 square meters, which is equivalent to nearly 3,600 60-inch TV screens. Ballmer proudly says there are no bad seats in the Clippers' new arena.

In addition to the new arena, the Clippers previously changed their team logo and released three new jerseys for the 2024-25 season in February. At that time, Leonard, Harden and George showed off the new jersey together and appeared on a poster promoting the new jersey together.

Now, when it comes to the official release of the jerseys, there are only two of the former Big Three left. George joined the 76ers this offseason and left the Clippers.

As a result, the Clippers' official website also removed George's poster promoting the red jersey, leaving only Harden and Xiaoka. The Clippers introduced a number of new signings such as Jones Jr. and Porter Jr. in the offseason, hoping to fill the vacancy of George's departure, but because George, who was obtained at a great cost, left as a free agent, he did not give the Clippers any bargaining chips. It is widely believed that the Clippers' offseason operation is still quite a failure, and the loss of George for nothing is a big blow to the Clippers.

How far can the Clippers go without George in the new season? Let's wait and see.