The Los Angeles Clippers and their lead decision-maker, Lawrence Frank, agreed to a multi-year contract extension, per Joe Vardon and Sam Amick of The Athletic.
The Los Angeles Clippers were left for dead after limping to a 6-21 start to the season, but like the meme of the Undertaker rising out of a coffin, they’ve come back from the dead in reeling off a 16-3 stretch.
The Los Angeles Clippers’ ascent continues, and they’ve now won 16 of their past 19 games, including a 115-103 win over the Utah Jazz on Tuesday night.
Kawhi Leonard scored 21 points while James Harden tallied 16 points and 10 assists to lead the Los Angeles Clippers to a 115-103 victory over the Utah Jazz on Tuesday night.
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 Clippers have caught fire over the past five weeks and now their top executive is reaping the benefits. President of basketball operations Lawrence Frank has agreed to a multiyear contract extension, four league sources told The Athletic’s Joe Vardon and Sam Amick.
The Clippers are doubling down on Lawrence Frank. Los Angeles and its president of basketball operations have agreed to a multiyear contract extension, per Joe Vardon and Sam Amick of The Athletic.
Don’t look now, but Kobe and Jordan are back in the NBA spotlight. No, not that Kobe. Not that Jordan either. But for the Los Angeles Clippers – quietly authoring one of the league’s most surprising turnaround seasons – those names suddenly matter again in a very real AND tangible way.
The Los Angeles Clippers are unlikely to make a big splash before February 5. Now that they have turned their season around, the Clippers have little incentive to be aggressive at the trade deadline.
The Los Angeles Clippers have gone 15-3 in their last 18 games. Chris Paul has been sent home. The trade deadline is approaching, and the roster decisions are becoming clearer.
The Utah Jazz face the Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday sitting 13th in the Western Conference. The Clippers have won 15 of their last 18 games. Kawhi Leonard is questionable with a knee contusion.
In a season that began with more questions than answers, one incident offered a snapshot of the Clippers’ growing cohesion inside the locker room. The LA Clippers viewed the incident during their game against the Brooklyn Nets on Sunday as an example of John Collins trying to support his star teammate.
The Los Angeles Clippers have won back-to-back games since losing to the Chicago Bulls last week, snapping their six-game winning streak. The Brooklyn Nets were next in line in the Clippers buzz saw with a 30-point loss Sunday night.
It's tough to find an NBA team currently playing better basketball than the Los Angeles Clippers. The Clippers enter Tuesday's clash with the Utah Jazz in Salt Lake City as winners in eight of their last nine games -- the league's best run over the last three weeks.
The LA Clippers defeated the Brooklyn Nets on Sunday night, giving them their second straight victory and improving their record to 21-24. Behind a big night 28-point game from Kawhi Leonard, Tyronn Lue’s club earned a 37-point win in what everyone deemed the Paper Bowl.
After starting the season 6-21, the Los Angeles Clippers were expected to be active at the trade deadline to make massive changes to the roster. Since then, they have been the best team in the league and climbed all the way up to a play-in spot in the Western Conference.
The Clippers beat the Brooklyn Nets 126-89 for their 15th win in 18 games. They’re still 20-24 overall and sitting 10th in the Western Conference. The trade deadline is February 5, and LA’s options are constrained by cap rules and limited draft capital.
As the Los Angeles Clippers took on the Brooklyn Nets, the tensions were in the air. While the game was expected to be a close matchup, the Clippers made it look pretty much lopsided.
The secret to every team’s smooth sailing in a long tournament undoubtedly depends on how good the team chemistry is. Thankfully for the Los Angeles Clippers, it looks like that part is sorted.