Six years ago, the James Harden scoring streak took over the NBA; a month-long eruption that not only defined his career but changed the league’s offensive landscape forever.
Brian Windhorst claims that James Harden isn’t in the best shape right now. Despite this, the ESPN analyst believes that the Los Angeles Clippers are considered a top contender in the Western Conference this season.
Bradley Beal converted his first bucket as a member of the Los Angeles Clippers during their preseason finale against the Golden State Warriors on Friday night.
A familiar chorus may be playing once again for James Harden. The LA Clippers star Harden is not in great shape heading into the new NBA season, Brian Windhorst of ESPN reported this week on “The Hoop Collective.” Windhorst quoted anonymous league scouts, who said that Harden has been in better shape heading into seasons past.
The Los Angeles Clippers are going to be seeing Bradley Beal’s first action on Friday night. And while expectations should certainly be tempered, it’s the first big step in the right direction for Beal.
Hakeem The Dream, Clyde The Glide, Magic: The NBA has produced some incredible nicknames over the decades. Some, like Magic and Penny, have even come to largely replace the player's actual name.
The Los Angeles Clippers have made enough noise this offseason for all the wrong reasons, but one area they got it right is the acquisition of former Phoenix Suns superstar Bradley Beal.
The LA Clippers have not had the most ideal preseason slate, being scheduled against just three NBA opponents, while some other teams are facing off against five or six.
The Oklahoma City Thunder and Los Angeles Clippers enter the 2025-26 season as two of the top teams in the Western Conference, with the Thunder most notably coming off a 2025 playoff run that saw them get crowned as NBA Champions.
The LA Clippers made headlines this NBA offseason, both good and bad, but their most positive news story of the summer was the addition of Bradley Beal.
Los Angeles Clippers star James Harden opened up a bit about his personal life on the second season of Netflix’s “Starting Five,” which was released on Thursday.
Remember when The Truth was in L.A. for five minutes? Just like no one counts Wizards Jordan, there’s not much to remember from Paul Pierce’s Clippers stint.
The Los Angeles Clippers enter the 2025-26 NBA season with the kind of roster depth, veteran presence, and star power that the franchise has long dreamed of assembling.
James Harden has always kept his personal life behind closed doors. Outside of his brief relationship with Khloe Kardashian nearly a decade ago, the former MVP rarely lets the public see beyond his game or his nightlife.
James Harden will begin his 17th season in the NBA when the LA Clippers play the Golden State Warriors on Friday. Yes, it has been a long journey in which his legacy, despite being part of All-Star and All-NBA teams, and winning an MVP award, remains complicated.
Kawhi Leonard and James Harden led the Clippers to a 109-91 preseason win over the Kings. Coach Tyronn Lue announced his decision on the two stars after Wednesday's win.
Kawhi Leonard continued the trend he was on to close the 2024-25 regular season Wednesday evening, and made some personal history in the process. The LA Clippers star logged 27 minutes in his third preseason game of the slate, marking the seventh-most ever and most since 2018 during his lone season with the Toronto Raptors.
It’s unfair that Chris Paul is heading into his 40s without an NBA ring. He’s not nicknamed ‘Point God’ for nothing, and his two decade long career of stellar stats proves he has lived up to the reputation as one of the best at his position.
On Wednesday, Malcolm Brogdon shocked the NBA by announcing his retirement from the NBA. He had been training with the New York Knicks and was expected to secure a roster spot ahead of the new season.
Last season's NBA All-Star Game was won by a veteran-heavy team featuring Steph Curry, Kevin Durant and other long-time veterans, but there's a passel of promising young players — and a few less-young players — ready to join them.
During a recent episode of ESPN's "NBA Today," Brian Windhorst admitted that if Leonard stays healthy, the Clippers will be a force to be reckoned with.
The Los Angeles Clippers‘ involvement with Aspiration has been one of the major talking points of the offseason. While initial statements by NBA commissioner