Chris Paul was stunned to be released by the Los Angeles Clippers in the wee hours of the morning in Atlanta last Wednesday. But he's become more surprised that he's experiencing calmness about the situation as he waits to see if he will continue his 21-season NBA career.
Los Angeles Clippers coach Ty Lue deflected when asked about the team’s decision to send Chris Paul home. Lue on Tuesday addressed the Paul situation and denied reports that he and the point guard had not been on speaking terms.
As rumors surround the Los Angeles Clippers as the team is going through a horrendous start to the season, there could be conversations that a rebuild needs to be in order, and to tear it down.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
We're past the quarter mark of the 2025-2026 season, and things haven't gone according to plan for the Los Angeles Clippers thus far. Having come off a second round playoff loss to the Denver Nuggets last season, the Clippers were expected to be contenders in the Western Conference this year.
With the drama that is going on with the Los Angeles Clippers regarding the team’s dreadful start to the season, to recent news regarding Chris Paul being sent home in his final season, the basketball world is wondering what the franchise does now.
The Los Angeles Clippers made the abrupt decision to move on from Chris Paul last Wednesday. In the middle of an East Coast road trip, the team told the 40-year-old point guard to go home.
Let’s be honest for a second: the Los Angeles Clippers are currently putting on a masterclass in how to implode a franchise. Between the 6-16 start and the absolutely wild news about Chris Paul getting sent home from his own farewell tour, the vibes in LA aren’t just bad—they’re apocalyptic.
Most of the time, things in the NBA go as people expect. Here and there, though, some players, for one reason or another, just don't meet expectations, whether it's due to injury or other situational pitfalls.
One of the biggest “what could have been” moments in NBA history went down 14 years ago today. Chris Paul was set to be traded to the Los Angeles Lakers, bringing him within arm’s reach of teaming up with Kobe Bryant.
After back-to-back disappointing losses over the weekend, the Los Angeles Clippers are 6-18 and 14th in the Western Conference. Kawhi Leonard's return hasn't changed anything for the Clips, who have won only one of their last eight with him in the lineup.
James Harden doesn't often come to mind when listing the top players in NBA history. But there is one thing you can't doubt about Harden: The man can score with the best of them.
Two days after surprisingly permanently benching Chris Paul, the Los Angeles Clippers have added RayJ Dennis to their 18-man roster. The Clippers, on pace for their worst season in over 15 years, are reportedly contemplating several other roster moves.