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.
The Clippers are hitting pause with Kawhi Leonard. Leonard has been sent back to Los Angeles for treatment on his left knee and will miss the final two games of the team’s road trip, Monday in Washington and Tuesday in Chicago, the team announced, via The Athletic’s Law Murray.
It's hard for everything to go right in the NBA, whether that's due to managerial decisions, bad luck with injuries, or other factors. In league history, there are some moments that stand out, moments that could have gone in a completely different direction and drastically changed the league.
A month ago, all signs pointed to this being a lost season for the Los Angeles Clippers before an uptick in offensive tempo and an added focus on defense turned them back into a potential playoff team.
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.
Star forward Kawhi Leonard is being sent home to Los Angeles for treatment on his injured left knee and will miss the final two games of the Clippers‘ road trip, the team announced (Twitter link via Law Murray of The Athletic).
More than a month after Chris Paul’s abrupt exit from the Los Angeles Clippers, CP remains very much in pursuit of another chapter. Retirement talk has followed the 40-year-old, but the 12-time All-Star is not ready to walk away on a bitter ending.
Lately, things have actually been looking up for the Los Angeles Clippers. They are in the midst of a five-game winning streak and just signed a young prospect.
The Los Angeles Clippers continued their impressive run of late on Friday with a comeback win over the Raptors in Toronto. Despite falling behind by double digits early, the Clippers clawed back to clinch the win in overtime, on the backs of their young players and deep bench options.
The Los Angeles Clippers pulled off a thrilling 121-117 overtime victory over the Toronto Raptors on Friday night. This extended their winning streak to five games.
The Los Angeles Clippers had a rough start to the season, starting at a measly 5-15 record when December arrived. Since slipping to the 14th seed in the Western Conference, Los Angeles has surged all the way to the 11th seed.
Once upon a time, the 2025-26 Los Angeles Clippers began the season having lost 21 of their first 27 games. A 6-21 record would have been perfectly acceptable for any tanking team.
The Los Angeles Clippers, after a painful start to a season they approached with high expectations, are finally beginning to find their rhythm. And the mood in the camp is optimistic.
Momentum has shifted for the Los Angeles Clippers after a 6-21 start to the season. Led by James Harden and two key young players off the bench, the Clippers secured the 121-117 win in Toronto tonight to move to 12-2 in their last 14 games.
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.
The Clippers intend to sign forward Patrick Baldwin Jr. to a 10-day contract, reports Law Murray of The Athletic (via Twitter). It doesn’t sound like the signing will happen immediately.
Fans are curious about how Chris Paul's final season in the NBA will play out. Over the summer, Paul returned to the Los Angeles Clippers, his former team from 2011 to 2017.
Steve Kerr got ejected in the fourth quarter of the Golden State Warriors' 103-102 loss to the Los Angeles Clippers on Monday night. While the team came close to pulling off a big comeback, the Warriors' ejection-as-motivation strategy simply isn't sustainable in the long term.