With only two weeks left before the February 5 trade deadline, the rumor mill is working overtime. A day doesn't go by without a new trade rumor emerging around the Los Angeles Clippers.
ClutchPoints’ NBA insider Brett Siegel contributed to this report. The NBA’s trade deadline is just two weeks away, and teams around the league are gearing up for what should be an active few weeks.
We are only two weeks away from the 2026 NBA trade deadline. After climbing all the way up to a play-in spot in the Western Conference, the Los Angeles Clippers are one of the more fascinating teams before the February 5 deadline.
On Tuesday night, the Los Angeles Clippers turned in one of their most ugly performances of the season with a 138-110 road loss at the hands of the Chicago Bulls.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
The Los Angeles Clippers and Chicago Bulls will meet on January 20 in a matchup that highlights depth and discipline over star power, as both sides deal with significant injuries heading into the contest.
James Harden had 36 points, seven rebounds and nine assists as the visiting Los Angeles Clippers won their sixth straight game with a 110-106 victory over the Washington Wizards on Monday afternoon.
Kawhi Leonard’s legacy remains one of the NBA’s most controversial topics. Although he has an impressive catalogue of achievements, his various injuries create a grey area in his standing among the greats.
The Houston Rockets are one of the few teams that have a real shot to challenge for an NBA title this year. With a 25-15 record, they are currently fifth in the West, but are within shouting distance of the 2-seed.
Teams around the league were wondering whether the Los Angeles Clippers would pivot and rebuild after they were off to a disappointing 6-21 start to the season.
The North never forgets, and apparently, neither does Kawhi Leonard. While the Los Angeles Clippers star is focused on a championship push in the West, he took a sentimental detour back to the city where he became a basketball deity.
The trade buzz around the Los Angeles Clippers subsided in recent weeks after the team won 12 of its last 14 games to climb its way back to the postseason race.
The Clippers’ momentum just hit a snag mid-road trip. Reports say Kawhi Leonard was sent home from the trip for treatment, and the timing raises fresh questions about Los Angeles’ playoff window.
Los Angeles Clippers forward Kawhi Leonard will miss the final two games of the team's ongoing three-city road trip and return to L.A. as he deals with a left knee contusion.
Attorneys for Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer have filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit brought against him by former Aspiration investors, ESPN reported on Friday.