While they’ve largely flown under the radar, the Los Angeles Clippers have made a few potentially significant additions to their

The Los Angeles Clippers’ latest move did not move the team any closer to its first NBA title in franchise history. After being bought out by the Phoenix Suns, Los Angeles signed veteran Bradley Beal to a two-year $11 million contract.

The Los Angeles Clippers traded Powell to the Heat just two and a half weeks after their chance encounter. “I know how much of an inspiration that he took from the player that I was,” Wade said. “Being a guy who’s in that 6-foot-3,

Philadelphia 76ers star Joel Embiid claims that his former teammate and current Los Angeles Clippers star isn't talking to him. Find out more about what Embiid revealed.

Last season, the Clippers added Ben Simmons after the Brooklyn Nets bought out the three-time All-Star. Simmons provided defense and ball handling off the bench, averaging 3.1 assists and 0.7 steals in just 16.4 minutes per game. He even shot 85.7% on his free throws, long an issue for the oft-injured Simmons.

Rob Parker: “You disagree with the Clippers being the new chosen franchise in the NBA, but people like the way it’s set up, the organization, it’s in Los Angeles, you’re the little brother, everybody knows it, but it doesn’t stop people from ...