Bill is out for the season and Paul is showing his age. How do you evaluate the Clippers offseason operations now?

According to reporters this morning, Clippers new aid Bradley Beal is out for the season due to a hip fracture.

Beal was declared retired after playing only 6 games this season, averaging only 8.2 points per game and shooting 37.5% from the field.

The Clippers completed a number of operations this summer, signing Lopez, Bill and Paul, and trading Powell for John Collins.

In terms of contracted players, Bill is now retired for the season, and Los Angeles and Paul are also not efficient this season. The former averaged 7.2 points per game and only shot 41% from the field; the latter only averaged 2.3 points per game and shot only 24% from the field.

The performance of Collins Arena obtained in the trade was remarkable, but Tyronn Lue had major problems in using him; and the Powell sent away averaged 24.5 points per game for the Heat (the team's scoring leader), and his three-point shooting rate was as high as 46%, leading the Heat to third place in the Eastern Conference.

Looking back now, how would you evaluate the Clippers' offseason operations?