Phoenix Suns wing Dillon Brooks is questionable (core muscle strain) for the game at the Los Angeles Clippers on Saturday, while Kawhi Leonard (right ankle sprain) is out for L.A.
The Los Angeles Clippers cannot catch a breath. They enter the matchup with a 3-4 record in 7 games. Meanwhile, the Phoenix Suns sit at 3-5. They are both still searching for early-season consistency.
Over the summer, journalist Pablo Torre published a story that rocked the NBA world. Clippers owner and former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer allegedly used the climate-forward company Aspiration to secretly pay Kawhi Leonard’s contract extension in order to circumvent the NBA salary cap.
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.
Key Points: Kawhi Leonard will miss Tuesday's Los Angeles Clippers vs. Oklahoma City Thunder game, resting after a back-to-back. Leonard tweaked his ankle Monday against Miami but finished the game despite the injury.
The reigning champs, the Oklahoma City Thunder, have stormed into the new season without missing a beat. Seven wins in seven games, all while missing key pieces like Jalen Williams and Chet Holmgren for stretches.
The Los Angeles Clippers will look to avoid suffering their first losing skid this Tuesday evening when they host the reigning NBA champion Oklahoma City Thunder at Intuit Dome in Inglewood, but they will be without two key weapons.
Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer has been added to a lawsuit that contends the defendants committed fraud by using a sustainability company to pay star Kawhi Leonard off the official NBA books.
Clippers billionaire owner Steve Ballmer has been sued by 11 Aspiration investors who claim Ballmer used the company to secretly steer millions of dollars to Kawhi Leonard, according to a new report from Pablo Torre.
The Los Angeles Clippers fell just short in a heart-stopping 120-119 loss to the Miami Heat on Monday night, despite standout performances from Kawhi Leonard and James Harden.
INGLEWOOD, CA — With their first back-to-back set of the season in front of them, the LA Clippers have some tough decisions with players who are limited.
The Los Angeles Clippers watched as their 17-point lead late in the third quarter was quickly trimmed down to zero late in the fourth quarter against the New Orleans Pelicans.
Kawhi Leonard capped a 34-point performance with a tiebreaking 22-footer with four-tenths of a second left, James Harden recorded his third double-double of the season, and the Los Angeles Clippers opened their NBA Cup schedule with a 126-124 home win over the New Orleans Pelicans on Friday night.
The Los Angeles Clippers were without star guard Bradley Beal in Tuesday’s 98-79 loss to the Golden State Warriors, as the highly touted offseason acquisition was ruled out for the game with low back soreness.
The Los Angeles Clippers fell 98-79 to the Golden State Warriors last night. According to Kawhi Leonard, the Clippers’ selfish play on offense was a contributing factor to their struggles.
Kawhi Leonard scored 30 points with 10 rebounds and Ivica Zubac added 21 points with eight boards as the Los Angeles Clippers won for the second time in two home games with a 114-107 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday.
The NBA's investigation into the Los Angeles Clippers just had another layer of intrigue added to it for owner Steve Ballmer and star forward Kawhi Leonard.
Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers begin the regular season under a cloud of uncertainty. Off the court, the team is under an independent investigation, with owner Steve Ballmer being accused of violating NBA rules.
Kawhi Leonard continued the trend he was on to close the 2024-25 regular season Wednesday evening, and made some personal history in the process. The LA Clippers star logged 27 minutes in his third preseason game of the slate, marking the seventh-most ever and most since 2018 during his lone season with the Toronto Raptors.
During a recent episode of ESPN's "NBA Today," Brian Windhorst admitted that if Leonard stays healthy, the Clippers will be a force to be reckoned with.
If Kawhi Leonard earned $28M for a no-show job with a former team sponsor, 29 other teams have a valid reason to be upset with the Los Angeles Clippers. But what do the players think?