The Los Angeles Clippers have been one of the most disappointing teams in the NBA this season. The Los Angeles Clippers came into the season with title aspirations, but that always seemed like a lofty goal due to their old roster.
Chris Paul's return to the Los Angeles Clippers has not been what either team had dreamed of before the season. The experiment only lasted for eight games before the 40-year-old point guard was benched by Ty Lue.
The Los Angeles Clippers' disastrous start to the season continued on Saturday as they fell to the Phoenix Suns at home to fall to 3-6 for the season. The worst start to a season in the Ty Lue era forced the head coach to make uncomfortable decisions, which included benching Chris Paul and Bogdan Bogdanovic entirely.
At the start of the summer, rumors circulated that Chris Paul would sign with the Los Angeles Clippers and possibly retire after this final season. The veteran point guard, with 21 years of experience, confirmed in an interview with Jemele Hill that he was considering only playing one more year.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
The ongoing gambling investigation has cracked open a side of the NBA, few ever imagined existed. It began with a string of over 30 arrests, the regular season had just started and suddenly, shocking names of Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier were in discussions.
The Los Angeles Clippers had won seven straight games against the Golden State Warriors. But with Chris Paul back in a Clippers jersey, the Warriors returned to their traditional stomping of the Clip Show in a 98-79 victory.
The Los Angeles Clippers reacquired guard Chris Paul during the offseason, which was a nice reunion for both parties. Paul spent a large part of his career in Los Angeles with the Clippers, paired with Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan; those three players formed LA's "Lob City" in the mid-2010s.
The Los Angeles Clippers started the 2025-26 season in disaster fashion, losing in a blowout to the Utah Jazz and seemingly looking lost out there. In an effort to bounce back, the Clippers held their season opener on Friday against the Phoenix Suns, where the result was far different.
LOS ANGELES – As the Suns get ready for their first road game of the season, Phoenix will be facing off against some familiar faces in Bradley Beal and Chris Paul, and Suns SG Devin Booker is excited for the opportunity.
It hasn't even been 10 years since the Los Angeles Clippers decided to break up the popular "Lob City" trio featuring Blake Griffin, DeAndre Jordan, and Chris Paul.
Paul Pierce has lived through some amazing moments through his 19-year NBA career. He went toe-to-toe with Kobe Bryant, won an NBA championship and received plenty of other accolades.
Chris Paul and James Harden's previous partnership in Houston, from 2017 to 2019, was bittersweet, as they reached the Western Conference Finals in 2018 before falling to the Golden State Warriors.
Remember when The Truth was in L.A. for five minutes? Just like no one counts Wizards Jordan, there’s not much to remember from Paul Pierce’s Clippers stint.
It’s unfair that Chris Paul is heading into his 40s without an NBA ring. He’s not nicknamed ‘Point God’ for nothing, and his two decade long career of stellar stats proves he has lived up to the reputation as one of the best at his position.
Victor Wembanyama will enter his third season with the San Antonio Spurs next week. It’s an important year for the Frenchman because his expectations have risen significantly since he was drafted in 2023.
The Los Angeles Clippers have a very deep roster for the 2025-26 NBA season. With Kawhi Leonard and James Harden steering the ship, they have helping hands with several key role players.
Chris Paul is delighted to be back with the Los Angeles Clippers, but he made it clear he isn’t too happy about a decision that has been made regarding training camp, on The Underground Lounge.
Chris Paul, ahead of what is expected to be his final season in the NBA, has returned to the Los Angeles Clippers, who have assembled a squad deemed by most to be capable of competing for the Championship.
Veteran Chris Paul is back in Los Angeles as a member of the Clippers again and is planting roots in the area. Paul, 40, joined the ownership group of the NWSL's Angel City FC as one of four new investors in the franchise valued at $250 million by Sportico last year.
Chris Paul is feeling nostalgic about his Clippers days. Speaking recently, the veteran point guard reflected on the Lob City era with Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan, calling it one of the most exciting stretches of his career and admitting he still misses it.
The Oklahoma City Thunder were the youngest team in the NBA last season when they won it all. The Los Angeles Clippers decided to go the opposite direction for next year.
Paul's career has had a profound impact on multiple franchises and the NBA as a whole. As he begins what appears to be his farewell tour, several stops will be must-see moments.