The Los Angeles Clippers found themselves in the rumor mix for top players like Nickeil Alexander-Walker during free agency and were even mentioned as a dark ho

Norman Powell had an All-Star-caliber season for the Los Angeles Clippers last year. By trading him, the Clippers appear confident they can replace him with a former All-Star, and maybe two of them.

The NBA keeps on going with blockbuster trades. Now, the Los Angeles Clippers landed a lob threat in John Collins, but how will their lineup look?

The Los Angeles Clippers were very thin in the frontcourt last season and they have gotten busy addressing that issue this offseason.

The Clippers are in an especially unique position to land the three-time All-Star scoring guard because they’re the only contender that can offer more than the veteran’s minimum. If Beal chooses the Clippers, he could be in line to make up to $5.3 million under the remainder of their mid-level exception.

Needing a big man, Brook Lopez was rumored to be the Los Angeles Lakers top free-agent target. He did go to Los Angeles — but to the Clippers instead.

According to NBA insider Shams Charania, the Clippers have agreed to a two-year deal with former Milwaukee Bucks center Brook Lopez that is worth $18 million. Lopez is a great fit for the Clippers. As a two-time All-Defensive Team player, he is somebody who can protect the rim while Zubac is off the floor.

The Los Angeles Clippers surprised everyone last season, winning 50 games and proving they were better off without Paul George after he departed to the Philadel