The Los Angeles Clippers are not done adding to their roster. They are proceeding as if the Kawhi Leonard trade will go through and are trying to build the best team in the first year of the post-Kawhi era.
Everyone knows that Los Angeles belongs to the Lakers, but the Clippers are working to change that. Over the years, thanks to owner Steve Ballmer, the franchise turned from a Western Conference afterthought to a notable competitor and regular playoff team.
At 30 years old, and after a whole season away from the game, Simmons says he’s ready for a comeback.
While the LA Clippers await the NBA and the investigation into Kawhi Leonard, the franchise was able to land a big piece early in free agency. Former Los Angeles Lakers forward Rui Hachimura and the Clippers agreed on a two-year, $28 million deal that will keep the Japanese sharpshooter in Los Angeles.
How many of the players to appear in the most playoff games for every NBA franchise can you name in five minutes?
The Los Angeles Clippers continue to have a massive hole at center. Despite all their offseason activity, the Clippers have yet to address their biggest weakness.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
The Los Angeles Clippers have been active this summer, revamping the roster that went 42-40 and missed the playoffs only for the second time in the Ty Lue era.
The NBA offseason is not complete without Ben Simmons’ name popping up in the rumor mill. It has become a yearly tradition, much like Kevin Durant trolling fans on X.
The Los Angeles Clippers are waiting for the resolution of the league's investigation into the cap circumvention allegations. This is holding up the Kawhi Leonard trade, but all signs indicate that the Raptors and the Clippers still want to go through with the deal.
The Los Angeles Clippers are still waiting for the conclusion of the Kawhi Leonard investigation. For all intents and purposes, all sides are continuing, as the deal will go through.
While most of the attention has been given to the Kawhi Leonard saga, the Los Angeles Clippers are also conducting their offseason business. They still have a roster to build for next season, regardless of whether Kawhi Leonard is on the team.
The Los Angeles Clippers are still waiting for word on the result of the Kawhi Leonard investigation. Unfortunately, it seems like the conclusion of the investigation may extend deeper into the summer.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
The Bennedict Mathurin market keeps getting bigger. The Clippers remain interested in re-signing the restricted free agent, but they’re no longer the only team lining up.
There’s a chance that resolution on the NBA’s probe into whether the Clippers circumvented the salary cap to pay Kawhi Leonard could extend into 2027 if the involved parties are unable to reach a settlement and disagree on the investigators’ findings, sources with knowledge of the case tell Baxter Holmes of ESPN.
The market for Bennedict Mathurin may be starting to take shape. According to Marc Stein of The Stein Line, the Bulls have emerged as another team with interest in the Clippers restricted free agent, joining the Pelicans as a potential suitor.
While Los Angeles Clippers fans were expecting news on Bennedict Mathurin, Peyton Watson, or Jonathan Kuminga with the hopes of filling their final roster spot, the front office made an unexpected move.
LeBron James‘ massive decision to join the Philadelphia 76ers has had direct consequences for a former Auburn standout. Center Johni Broome is being traded.
The Los Angeles Clippers continue to navigate uncertainty surrounding their offseason plans, and restricted free agent Bennedict Mathurin has reportedly drawn renewed interest from multiple teams as negotiations remain at a standstill.
The Leonard saga is having ripple effects for the Clippers.
Bradley Beal might be getting a chance to sing “Sweet Caroline.” The Boston Celtics have emerged as a new potential landing spot for the former All-Star guard Beal, Bleacher Report’s Jake Fischer reported on Tuesday.
In an effort to show what he's capable of, the Toronto Raptors' first-round pick impressed during the team's Summer League win on Thursday night.
The NBA is approaching the one-year mark of its investigation into Kawhi Leonard’s endorsement deal with Aspiration, and the league has yet to announce its findings. Leonard has remained eligible to play throughout the investigation, but the unresolved case has created uncertainty surrounding both his future and the Los Angeles Clippers’ plans.
Speaking to reporters in Las Vegas on Tuesday, NBA commissioner Adam Silver said he still expects the league’s investigation into Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers to conclude “this summer” and that he believes Wachtell Lipton – the law firm leading the probe – is in the final stages of the process, per Michael Grange of Sportsnet.ca.
Several Los Angeles Clippers fans were not exactly encouraged by what they’ve seen so far from Keaton Wagler in NBA Summer League. Wagler had a middling performance Tuesday in a 99-85 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nev.
The Clippers are signing Baba Miller to a four-year, $9.61MM contract, agents Deirunas Visockas and Guillermo Bermejo tell Michael Scotto of HoopsHype (Twitter link).
Hachimura isn't leaving Los Angeles; he's simply changing arenas for the next two seasons.
As the Detroit Pistons navigate center Jalen Duren's restricted free agency, the front office opened Wednesday by securing a significant frontcourt addition.
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