The Los Angeles Clippers have the unenviable task of chasing an NBA Championship in a jam-packed Western Conference, in which there are legitimately three or four teams (that are not them) who are contenders to hoist the Larry O'Brien Trophy at the end of the season.

The Los Angeles Clippers are generating significant buzz as championship contenders ahead of the new season, bolstered by the addition of veterans like Chris Paul and Bradley Beal.

And so the Clippers sent Gilgeous-Alexander, five first-round picks and two pick swaps to the Thunder and got George. When the trade was consummated, Kahhi signed with the Clippers, giving them a superstar duo that many believed would be one of the best in the league. Meanwhile, the Thunder invested in their future.

A former Bulldogs star made it through training camp and reportedly will have a deal for his rookie NBA season.

Los Angeles Clippers guard James Harden might have to play himself into peak condition when the regular season begins next week.

After missing most of the preseason, Bradley Beal is expceted to play in the Clippers' finale against the Warriors.

Los Angeles Clippers head coach Tye Lue provides sketchy answer when asked if Kawhi Leonard will be available in back-to-backs this season.

The Clippers retooled the roster by signing veteran big man Brook Lopez and trading for John Collins to back up Ivica Zubac.

ESPN’s Brian Windhorst believes Kawhi Leonard’s Los Angeles Clippers could emerge as a major threat to the Oklahoma City Thunder in the West.

The Golden State Warriors finished out their preseason schedule with a 106-103 loss to the Los Angeles Clippers on Friday night at Chase Center.Steph Curry, Warriors end 2025 NBA preseason with close