The Los Angeles Clippers have a long list of issues ailing them this season. Between the Chris Paul saga, the Kawhi Leonard drama, and the disappointing offseason acquisition, the Clippers' on-court problems have largely gone under the radar.
Former Los Angeles Clippers guard Chris Paul is still attempting to end his career on a high note, but it does not appear as though the Charlotte Hornets have any interest in the 12-time All-Star.
With the LA Clippers struggling this season, one Eastern Conference team could land Kawhi Leonard at a low price to take a huge step. The LA Clippers are perhaps the most disappointing team in the NBA this season, given the excitement surrounding their roster at the start of the season.
The Clippers came up short against James Harden’s former team, the Rockets, tonight as they lost 113-115 down the stretch of a gritty matchup. If not for a momentary lapse in judgment from the Clippers, the game could have headed to overtime.
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.
The Los Angeles Clippers fell 115-113 to the Houston Rockets on Thursday night, but the story of the game quickly became the chaotic final seconds. What should have been a chance to tie instead turned into a moment that encapsulates their entire season so far.
The LA Clippers managed to make a comeback against the Houston Rockets, but couldn’t see the win through. The LA Clippers continued their losing ways, this time against the Houston Rockets in what was a star-studded affair.
After the Los Angeles Clippers' 6-18 start to the season, there has naturally been a ton of curiosity about where the organization goes from here. The Clippers have invested a ton of resources into this team centered around Kawhi Leonard and James Harden, but it's clear that they are not a title contender.
Could the LA Clippers land a player who led the charge against them in the playoffs just a few months ago? The LA Clippers are having the worst season in years, as they find themselves near the bottom of the Western Conference.
With the Clippers sitting at 6-18 and facing uncertainty on multiple fronts, NBA observers are already wondering whether Los Angeles will be forced into major roster decisions sooner than expected.
The Pacers are among the teams keeping tabs on Clippers center Ivica Zubac, with Indiana recently placing a call to L.A. to gauge his availability, according to Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints.
The sports world was shocked last week when the Los Angeles Clippers abruptly moved on from Chris Paul, but the star point guard says he is now making the most of an unfortunate situation.
Since emerging onto the scene, Tyrese Haliburton of the Indiana Pacers has been compared to Chris Paul. Both can control the tempo, involve others, and rise to the occasion.
The Los Angeles Clippers are running out of time. Bill Simmons believes they may have reached the moment for a franchise-altering swing. On The Bill Simmons Podcast , the longtime NBA commentator pitched what he called a “Hail Mary” trade idea.
The Los Angeles Clippers are making the most of the long break between games this week thanks to NBA Cup schedule. After having last played on Saturday against the Timberwolves, the Clippers don't play until Thursday, when they visit Houston to take on the 15-6 Rockets.
It has been a week since Chris Paul left the Los Angeles Clippers after team President Lawrence Frank flew into Atlanta to send the veteran point guard home before their game against the Hawks.
John Collins spoke candidly about Chris Paul being sent home by the LA Clippers, and how that has affected morale within the locker room. The LA Clippers pulled off one of the most scrutinized moves in recent memory when they sent franchise legend Chris Paul home during a road trip.
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.
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.