Paul George isn't satisfied with how the Los Angeles Clippers have approached this season, lamenting the lack of an identity for the roster on the court. "I mean that's what we're appearing to look like, which is not good.
For one reason or another, the LA Clippers have completely lost their way since February's Grammy road trip. The team has been a shell of itself, and both the players and coaches on the team know it.
Paul George told NBA reporters that the Los Angeles Clippers “don’t have an identity” after losing to the Atlanta Hawks. The Clippers have lost four of
The Los Angeles Clippers looked like they were one of the best teams in the NBA for a long stretch of the season. However, in their most recent games, their performance has fallen off.
The Los Angeles Clippers have a busy summer coming up because key stars such as Paul George and James Harden have uncertain futures. Superstar Kawhi Leonard has signed an extension to remain in Los Angeles, but he seems to be the only key player whose future is certain.
The Los Angeles Clippers played with their trio of Paul George, Kawhi Leonard and James Harden on Sunday, but against a Trae Young-less Atlanta Hawks squad, they still lost.
Following their fourth loss in five games Sunday against Atlanta, Paul George said the Clippers are lacking an identity right now, while Kawhi Leonard described the team's recent issues as "between the ears."
Last week, Golden State Warriors veteran Chris Paul vouched for Coby White to win this season's Most Valuable Player. CP3 believes his mentee deserves to secure the award for the hard work he exerted last summer.
Houston Rockets rookie Cam Whitmore has likely seen the last of his season after suffering a knee injury earlier this week. Whitmore is expected to miss at least three weeks, but with the season coming to an end, there's no guarantee he'll play until October.
The Los Angeles Clippers, guided by stellar performances from Paul George and Kawhi Leonard, secured a 126-111 win against the Chicago Bulls during Thursday’s NBA action, effectively halting a two-game losing streak.
Star forwards Paul George and Kawhi Leonard are getting ready for the playoffs. That much was evident in the Clippers’ road win over the Bulls on Thursday.
The Chicago Bulls have been struggling to build momentum lately. They followed their remarkable overtime win over the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday with a 126-111 loss to the Los Angeles Clippers. Here are two things worth discussing from the defeat, which dropped the Bulls to 32-35 on the season.
Paul George scored 28 points and Kawhi Leonard added 27 to lead five players in double figures and boost the visiting Los Angeles Clippers to a 126-111 win against the Chicago Bulls on Thursday.
The LA Clippers face off against the Minnesota Timberwolves in what could be the most important game of the season for both teams. However, both Kawhi Leonard and Paul George are listed on the injury report.
Paul George has been defended by the likes of prime 2013 LeBron James, Tony Allen, and even his Clippers teammate, Kawhi Leonard, but none of those players bothered him as much as Jrue Holiday.
The big question surrounding the Clippers lately is the health of Russell Westbrook. Fans want to know the timeline of when he's going to return, and just how bad his fracture is.
The Los Angeles Clippers showcased resilience and teamwork during Saturday’s NBA action, overcoming a deficit to clinch a 112-102 victory over the Chicago Bulls.
George discussed the stretch run of the season as the Clippers battle for position in the West.
Throughout the season, Paul George has been dealing with an ailing knee injury. Both before the All-Star break and after the break, George's knee flared up.
According to NBA reporter Tomer Azarly of ClutchPoints, Los Angeles Clippers star Paul George is dealing with a meniscus injury in his left knee. The
The LA Clippers’ annual injury woes may be here again.
According to NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN, Paul George will return to the Los Angeles Clippers‘ lineup soon. George will not play tonight (2/28) against the Los Angeles Lakers because of a sore left knee. The Clippers are 37-19.
Paul George could headline a star-studded free agency class this summer, but how likely is it that he changes teams?
Philadelphia 76ers boss Daryl Morey did a bunch of wheeling and dealing ahead of Thursday's NBA trade deadline, but his plan to create over $50 million in cap space this summer remains intact.
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