When Chris Paul inked a 1-year, $3.63 million contract with the Los Angeles Clippers before the 2025-26 NBA season, it felt like a nostalgic homecoming for one of the greatest point guards to ever play in the league.
It has been nearly two weeks since the LA Clippers decided to part ways with franchise legend Chris Paul, just 21 games into his final NBA season. Several reports have surfaced since that night, some of which indicate certain Clippers players were among those frustrated with Paul.
As far as the LA Clippers are concerned, the Chris Paul saga is over and done with. But for everybody else, it remains a subject of debate. After all, Paul was arguably one of the greatest Clipper of all time.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
While the Los Angeles Clippers continue to keep Chris Paul away from the team, the situation between the franchise and the 40-year-old point guard remains unresolved.
Sitting at 6-19 for the season, the Los Angeles Clippers have been the most disappointing team in the NBA. Even though James Harden and Ivica Zubac have been healthy all season, and Kawhi Leonard has been healthy for the last three weeks, the Clippers are struggling to get on the W column.
The Los Angeles Clippers are playing better than before with their core at their usual selves, yet the wins are still far from certain. In their 115-113 loss to the Houston Rockets on Thursday, the Clippers showed glimpses of being a great team, but their problems persist.
The Los Angeles Clippers have seemingly given up on this season. During the offseason, many expected the Los Angeles Clippers to be one of the top teams in the Western Conference.
Chris Paul knows how the NBA rumor mill works. He’s been in the league long enough to understand that sometimes, just showing up is enough to get people talking.
If you were hoping the Los Angeles Clippers would try to run off their recent frustrations on the practice court this Saturday, prepare to be disappointed.
Los Angeles Clippers head coach Tyronn Lue canceled practice on Saturday, electing to do a team film study ahead of facing the Memphis Grizzlies. As the Clippers continue to move on from Chris Paul, who’s still waiting to see the next step in his career, this season, Lue says players’ availability played a part in his decision to cancel practice.
There is obviously no indication that there are active discussions about a Kawhi Leonard trade in Los Angeles. The Clippers are heavily invested in the 34-year-old star.
There are disasters, and then there are the 2025–26 Los Angeles Clippers. The franchise was coming off an inspiring playoff run a season ago and entered this year with championship expectations after making ambitious additions to the roster.
The Los Angeles Clippers are at rock bottom. It's debatable which singular moment signified that -- whether that'd be getting thoroughly routed in Miami, sending franchise legend Chris Paul out the door the way they did, or the calamity of a defeat that was Thursday's loss against the Rockets -- but they're at rock bottom nonetheless.
There’s no getting away from how disastrous the start to this NBA season has been for the Los Angeles Clippers. After the Los Angeles Clippers’ lost to
Chris Paul‘s second stint with the Los Angeles Clippers did not go as planned and it was largely due to his broken relationship with head coach Tyronn Lue.
As rumors surround the Los Angeles Clippers as the team is going through a horrendous start to the season, there could be conversations that a rebuild needs to be in order, and to tear it down.