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Getting fired from your job is embarrassing enough. Having it play out in front of the world is much worse, and that’s what Chris Paul is currently dealing with after the Clippers cut ties with him in the middle of the night earlier this week.
The Los Angeles Clippers stunned the NBA on Wednesday when they abruptly moved on from Chris Paul, and there have been reports suggesting Paul’s poor relationship with Tyronn Lue played a role in that decision.
Noise has been swirling around the NBA world since yesterday, after the Los Angeles Clippers released future Hall of Fame point guard Chris Paul. Nobody expected this to happen so suddenly, especially after Paul publicly expressed his desire to retire as a member of the team.
The Clippers woke up to a shock on Wednesday and so did their stars. Kawhi Leonard and James Harden said they were blindsided to learn that Chris Paul was suddenly out of the picture after a late-night meeting between Paul and team president Lawrence Frank in the Atlanta team hotel.
After playing in the NBA for 20 seasons, Chris Paul made it clear that his 21st would be his last, and he would like to hang up his sneakers in the midst of his family in the city that he spent 6 years as the architect of the Lob City Clippers.
There could be more changes coming from the side of the Los Angeles Clippers following the team’s sudden divorce with future Basketball Hall of Famer Chris Paul, who is widely regarded as the best player to ever don the franchise’s colors.
When the Los Angeles Clippers added Kawhi Leonard before the 2019-20 season, they got a wildly talented future Hall of Famer. They also handed over their franchise to a player who seems completely disinterested in leadership.
The 2026 NBA All-Star Game will take place at Intuit Dome, and the LA Clippers are partnering with the league for a special initiative ahead of the big event.
The Los Angeles Clippers were initially projected to have one of the deepest rosters in the Western Conference, firmly asserting their position as a potential playoff threat despite concerns about their age.