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Jamarion Sharp and Yuki Kawamura Clippers

The L.A. Clippers are set to roster both the tallest and shortest players in the NBA next season. The team signed former G-League DPOY Jamarion Sharp on a two-way contract and Japan star Yuki Kawamura on an exhibit 10 deal this week. Unless Wemby has a sudden growth spurt or another team signs Tacko Fall, Sharp will be the league's tallest registered player at 7'5". Kawamura is projected to be the shortest player on any roster by training camp, provided no one under 5'7" is signed elsewhere. This marks the first time one franchise has held both extremes since the 1987, 88 NBA season, when the Washington Bullets featured Manute Bol (7'7") and Muggsy Bogues (5'3"). The height gap between Sharp and Kawamura measures 22 inches.

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Jamarion Sharp and Yuki Kawamura Clippers

The L.A. Clippers are set to roster both the tallest and shortest players in the NBA next season. The team signed former G-League DPOY Jamarion Sharp on a two-way contract and Japan star Yuki Kawamura on an exhibit 10 deal this week. Unless Wemby has a sudden growth spurt or another team signs Tacko Fall, Sharp will be the league's tallest registered player at 7'5". Kawamura is projected to be the shortest player on any roster by training camp, provided no one under 5'7" is signed elsewhere. This marks the first time one franchise has held both extremes since the 1987, 88 NBA season, when the Washington Bullets featured Manute Bol (7'7") and Muggsy Bogues (5'3"). The height gap between Sharp and Kawamura measures 22 inches.

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