Originally posted on CRabonSports | By Christian Rabon After coming off of another extremely disappointing season and their Game 6 loss against the Dallas Mavericks, the LA Clippers have been eliminated from the 2024 NBA Playoffs and are now entering what may be their most important off-season since 2019.
One NBA writer proposed that the Los Angeles Lakers acquire Paul George from the Los Angeles Clippers this offseason. Greg Swartz of Bleacher Report proposed the following trade idea between the Lakers and Clippers: Los Angeles Lakers Receive: G/F Paul George, PF P.J.
The Los Angeles Clippers suffered yet another early exit, as the Dallas Mavericks eliminated them in six games, and Paul George shared his take about where things went wrong.
Speaking in a segment on his podcast this week, All-Star swingman Paul George opened up on what went wrong in the series against the Dallas Mavericks. According to George, the loss was a result of a poor play style for the Clippers, who he believes played far too much hero ball toward the end of the season.
Former NBA player Evan Turner took a shot at Los Angeles Clippers star Paul George. Turner said George “has a history of not showing up.” Turner also said George allows media rumors to drive his energy. [Evan Turner] on his former teammate Paul George: “PG has a history of not showing up.
George could soon become the top unrestricted free agent in the NBA, but one of his former teammates seems skeptical that the nine-time All-Star will be a wise investment.
Former 76er Evan Turner played with Paul George on the Pacers during the 2013-14 season.
Having an elite core of Paul George, Kawhi Leonard, and James Harden should have been enough for the Los Angeles Clippers to dominate in the playoffs. Instead, they are now on the receiving end of a harsh Stephen A.
The Los Angeles Clippers are facing a pivotal offseason, with the future of star forward Paul George at the top of the agenda. After a disappointing first-round exit from the playoffs, the team must navigate the uncertainty surrounding George’s impending free agency.
For a fourth straight year, Kawhi Leonard hasn't been healthy in the NBA Playoffs. As a result, the Clippers have underachieved in the NBA Playoffs for a fourth straight year.
The LA Clippers have yet to reach a contract extension with Paul George, increasing the liklihood that he enters free agency, along with teammate James Harden.
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The Clippers are hopeful of bringing back their core group despite the team’s first-round loss to Dallas, president of basketball operations Lawrence Frank told the assembled media during a Monday press conference.
The playmaker is entering unrestricted free agency this summer. The veteran ball-handler, who will turn 35 next season, will undoubtedly have multiple offers on the table.
For the fourth-straight season, the LA Clippers were eliminated while Kawhi Leonard was sidelined with a right knee injury. Leonard suffered a torn right ACL in the 2021 Western Conference Semi-Finals that forced him to miss the franchise’s first Western Conference Finals appearance and all of the next season.
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