For the second-straight season, the LA Clippers were eliminated in the first round while Kawhi Leonard was sideline due to a right knee injury. This is the four

Los Angeles Clippers star Paul George lamented his performance in the team's first-round exit from the 2024 NBA playoffs in the newest episode of his

There was a lot of attention on the Los Angeles Clippers heading into the playoffs. They worked hard to assemble a great team heading into the year, adding James Harden in the offseason, who was said to be the missing piece for this team.

The 76ers’ desire to sign Paul George in free agency is well known. But the Los Angles Clippers hope the nine-time All-Star forward remains a Clipper. “We want Paul, we value Paul,” Clippers president of basketball operations Lawrence Frank said.

The Los Angeles Clippers soon could be forced to choose between losing Paul George this offseason and making a financial commitment to him that they aren't keen on.

The Clippers were a real one. Their 26-5 stretch in December and January was proof of concept. There is a version of this roster, under the right circumstances, that is capable of competing with anyone.

After another disappointing elimination from the postseason, the aging L.A. star faces a potentially fraught summer.

The Clippers want to retain George as one of their foundational core pieces going into the opening of Intuit Dome later in 2024 and beyond, but extension talks with the nine-time All-Star broke

Paul George had a pretty solid season overall, averaging 22.6 points, 5.2 rebounds, and 3.5 assists per game on 47.1% shooting. he was an All-Star for the ninth time in his career

The Los Angeles Clippers had a good regular season as they finished 51-31 and got the four seed in the loaded Western Conference. That record would be good for the two seed in the East. The Clippers got the five seed Dallas Mavericks in the first round of the playoffs,

Is Paul George soft? It depends on who you ask. To most, the thought of PG-13 being labeled ‘soft’ may come as a surprise. This is a four-time All-NBA defender we’re talking about. Yet, if we ask his former teammate Evan Turner,