There are plenty of things going wrong for the Los Angeles Clippers in their 3-5 start. They are a shell of themselves on the defensive side of the ball, Kawhi Leonard is already missing games with an ankle injury, and some of the older veterans like Chris Paul, Brook Lopez, and Bogdan Bogdanovic are showing serious signs of decline.
After getting a hostile reception from Phoenix fans Thursday night, Clippers guard Bradley Beal indicated that he doesn’t have fond memories of his two years with the Suns, writes Law Murray of The Athletic.
The Los Angeles Clippers are off to a slower-than-expected start. Clippers fans began the season hoping for another 50-win season and a deep playoff run, but the team hasn't looked on par with the other Western Conference contenders.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
The Los Angeles Clippers are not off to the start they had in mind as they sit in 12th place in the Western Conference with a 3-5 record. They look old, slow, and are nowhere near where they were, especially on the defensive end, last season.
After the Phoenix Suns gave him $96M to go away, Beal had a chance to show his old team what it was missing Thursday night. Unfortunately for the Los Angeles Clippers, Beal did most of the missing.
The Clippers lost on the road to the Suns without James Harden and Kawhi Leonard available in the first of their two consecutive fixtures against the team.
The Los Angeles Clippers cannot catch a breath. They enter the matchup with a 3-4 record in 7 games. Meanwhile, the Phoenix Suns sit at 3-5. They are both still searching for early-season consistency.
The Los Angeles Clippers dropped to 3-4 on the season with their loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday. They are now on a two-game skid, with their losing streak potentially extending to three very much a possibility.
The Los Angeles Clippers have struggled over their past four games, losing three matchups and falling below .500 at 3–4, placing them tenth in the Western Conference.
The saga surrounding Clippers Owner Steve Ballmer and the Kawhi Leonard situation just keeps spiraling into more bizarre territory. And honestly? It’s getting harder to look away.
The Los Angeles Clippers fell 126-107 to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday night at the Intuit Dome, but the final score doesn’t tell the whole story.
The Los Angeles Clippers haven’t exactly hit their stride yet this season, but on Tuesday night, James Harden looked like the version of himself fans haven’t seen in years, specifically, the one who electrified the Oklahoma City Thunder in the early 2010s.
Key Points: Kawhi Leonard will miss Tuesday's Los Angeles Clippers vs. Oklahoma City Thunder game, resting after a back-to-back. Leonard tweaked his ankle Monday against Miami but finished the game despite the injury.
The Los Angeles Clippers are looking average ahead of their toughest test on Tuesday: the defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder. Following their first loss at home this season to the Miami Heat on Monday, the Clippers have dropped to a 3-3 record and are not playing like the contenders they were expected to be before the season.
Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer has been added to a lawsuit that contends the defendants committed fraud by using a sustainability company to pay star Kawhi Leonard off the official NBA books.
Ty Lue and the LA Clippers are facing one huge problem this season, and it came back to haunt them against the Miami Heat. The LA Clippers have struggled with consistency this season, not being able to string together a few wins in a row.
Eleven former Aspiration investors have sued Clippers owner Steve Ballmer, alleging that he used the company to circumvent the NBA salary cap to pay star forward Kawhi Leonard, reports investigative journalist and podcaster Pablo Torre.
Clippers billionaire owner Steve Ballmer has been sued by 11 Aspiration investors who claim Ballmer used the company to secretly steer millions of dollars to Kawhi Leonard, according to a new report from Pablo Torre.
The Los Angeles Clippers fell just short in a heart-stopping 120-119 loss to the Miami Heat on Monday night, despite standout performances from Kawhi Leonard and James Harden.
The Los Angeles Clippers are looking to stay perfect at home in the early part of the season when they receive a visit from the Miami Heat on Monday. The Clippers improved to 3-0 in their own building with a 126-124 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans on Friday.
At the start of the summer, rumors circulated that Chris Paul would sign with the Los Angeles Clippers and possibly retire after this final season. The veteran point guard, with 21 years of experience, confirmed in an interview with Jemele Hill that he was considering only playing one more year.