With the Los Angeles Clippers preparing for the 2025-26 season, there is no doubt that the headlines around the team have highlighted its unconventional ways of treating its cap space.
The NBA's investigation into the alleged salary cap circumvention involving Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers has been the story of the offseason. Although there was plenty of player movement and some new-look rosters, the headline was the story hanging over the Clippers.
NBA star Russell Westbrook has played for a handful of different teams in his illustrious career. It started with the Oklahoma City Thunder, where he played for over ten years.
The NBA has seen just a handful of elite defensive guards over the last several years, with notable players like Jrue Holiday, Marcus Smart, and Tony Allen headlining the category.
Ben Simmons’ days in the NBA may or may not be finished. Some reporting suggests he’s considering taking the 2025-2026 season off—if not retiring altogether.
These past couple of weeks have shone a spotlight on the Los Angeles Clippers organization and their star player, Kawhi Leonard. They have been under scrutiny from fans and the media due to allegations of circumventing the NBA salary cap.
The Los Angeles Clippers enter the 2025-26 season with one of the deepest rosters in the NBA, blending seasoned stars and promising veterans. With the return of Chris Paul on a one-year deal, alongside James Harden, Kawhi Leonard, Bradley Beal, and Brook Lopez, the Clippers are built to contend deep into the playoffs.
The Los Angeles Clippers had a great run during the 2010s, consistently competing for the NBA championship. They had a core group with Chris Paul, Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan.
At the beginning of September, investigative journalist Pablo Torre dropped a bombshell news on Kawhi Leonard’s third-party endorsement deal. Plus, he alleged that Steve Ballmer, the owner of the Clippers, negotiated to bypass the salary cap.
From 2011 to 2017, the Los Angeles Clippers were one of the most entertaining teams to watch in all of sports. After years of mediocrity and being labeled as one of the worst franchises in NBA history, the Clippers became relevant again.
The Los Angeles Clippers are clearly happy with the acquisition of Bradley Beal, as he figures to be Norman Powell’s replacement this upcoming season. If things go well, Beal could be considered an upgrade over his predecessor.
The early 2010s were arguably one of the best times to be a fan of the Los Angeles Clippers. After all, the Los Angeles Clippers had the dynamic duo of Blake Griffin and Chris Paul leading the team.
LA Clippers star forward Kawhi Leonard is under some fire from the NBA this offseason due to a suspicious endorsement deal with Aspiration, but it seems like some of this is taking away from his on-court ability.
Chris Paul will begin his second stint with the Los Angeles Clippers next season. After being a hot topic during free agency, Chris Paul decided to return to the Clippers despite potentially losing his starting role.
The Clippers keep saying there’s nothing unusual about Kawhi Leonard’s $28 million endorsement deal with Aspiration. The problem? Every new report makes it look more unusual.
It was going all well for the Clippers as they assembled a deep squad to contend for a championship. But now the conversation is not about the squad building or Chris Paul returning to play in his final season.
It takes quite the staunch fan of the NBA to know exactly which teams Ben Simmons has played on over the past couple of years. Not because he’s been on tens of teams (only two with the Nets and the Clippers since leaving Philly) but due to him barely suiting up for games.
It was an eventful offseason for the Los Angeles Clippers in more ways than one, as the team made a few key moves this summer. Most notably, the Clippers
The LA Clippers have had as up-and-down an offseason as imaginable. The Clippers started their 2025 offseason by making some huge roster moves, adding stars like Bradley Beal, John Collins, Brook Lopez, and Chris Paul to construct a championship-caliber lineup.
In 2026, Inglewood, California, will host the All-Star Game for the third time. The previous two times the All-Star Game was in Inglewood, the Lakers played at The Forum.
The Los Angeles Clippers claim owner Steve Ballmer was "duped" into making investments with the now-bankrupt company at the center of an investigation into alleged salary cap circumvention.
Steve Ballmer spoke out again Tuesday regarding claims that his franchise used a phony endorsement deal to circumvent salary-cap rules to funnel money to Kawhi Leonard.