The Los Angeles Clippers are gearing up for an excellent run in the 2026 NBA Playoffs. With the likes of Kawhi Leonard and James Harden not getting any younger, it’s high time that the LA Clippers made win-now moves.
After a surprising 50- 32 season and a hard-fought seven-game series against the defending champion Denver Nuggets, the Los Angeles Clippers looked poised to stay in the playoff mix despite major roster changes.
Norman Powell called it a “childhood dream” to join the Miami Heat, and that dream became reality last week following a three-team trade that sent the veteran guard from the Los Angeles Clippers to South Florida.
The Los Angeles Clippers have carried championship expectations since Kawhi Leonard arrived in 2019, but have never lived up to the hype. Their biggest achievement remains a Western Conference Finals appearance, falling short despite Kawhi Leonard playing alongside multiple All-Stars.
The LA Clippers have not been shy to make changes this offseason, especially as rumors swirl around the possibility of them adding Chris Paul, Bradley Beal, or both.
The Los Angeles Clippers are likely to make much-needed additions to their roster ahead of the 2025-26 NBA season. Following a first-round exit in the 2025 NBA Playoffs, the Los Angeles Clippers needed to make some changes to their roster.
The Los Angeles Clippers recently made headlines by trading for John Collins in a three-team deal. The trade saw them lose a 2027 second-round pick as well as Norman Powell, who produced a career season last campaign, averaging 21.8 points, 3.2 rebounds, and 2.1 assists.
Los Angeles Clippers president Lawrence Frank said that the team is far from done retooling after acquiring John Collins in a three-team trade with the Miami Heat and the Utah Jazz.
The 32-year-old might sign a two-year deal that includes a player option for 2026-27 so that he’d have the option of returning to the open market in a year.
The Los Angeles Clippers have appeared to set things in motion in preparation for the potential signing of Chris Paul or Bradley Beal, with the team waiting on the buyout decision for the latter.
The LA Clippers have been at the forefront of many free agency rumors, as some of the NBA's top veterans on the market seem inclined to join two-time Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard in Inglewood.
The LA Clippers are gearing up for another run at the Western Conference Playoffs next postseason, and they've acquired a few extra pieces to do so. Beyond signing former Milwaukee Bucks center Brook Lopez to a free agent deal, LA traded Norman Powell and a second-round pick for Utah's John Collins.
The National Basketball Association has announced the teams scheduled to participate in the 2026 NBA HBCU Classic game, presented by AT&T, at All-Star Weekend in Los Angeles, California.
The Kings have officially signed center Drew Eubanks, according to NBA.com’s transaction log. The move had been anticipated after the big man was waived last week by the Clippers.
The Western Conference has become a war zone, and the Los Angeles Clippers don’t want to get behind in the arms race. They currently hold connections to free agent Chris Paul and potential free agent Bradley Beal.
The Los Angeles Clippers are in the process of reshaping their roster after an up-and-down 2024-25 season, and team president Lawrence Frank says there is more to come.
The Los Angeles Clippers made their first big move of the offseason today. In a three-team trade, they landed former Utah Jazz power forward John Collins.
In his initial news conference, the Jazz's new team president declared that his team wouldn't be tanking in 2025-26. Since then, the team has traded two starters and bought out a former Sixth Man of the Year.
The Los Angeles Clippers have now addressed one of the biggest issues they faced during the 2024-25 NBA season. The team was incredibly thin in the frontcourt, with just about no options down low outside of Ivica Zubac.
The Heat made one of the more underrated moves of the NBA offseason on Monday, acquiring Powell in a three-team trade with the Los Angeles Clippers and Utah Jazz.
The LA Clippers are coming off an impressive 2024-25 campaign with a 50-32 record, but their third consecutive first-round playoff exit was certainly a disappointment.
Lamar Odom grabs the last spot over a few other players who didn’t spend a long time with the team. Odom played four seasons for the Clippers, proving to be one of the game’s more versatile young forwards at the time.