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Clippers guard Reggie Jackson’s inspired play comes at a critical time with his minutes due to increase again after the injury to Patrick Beverley.
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With Patrick Beverley out indefinitely because of a broken hand and Paul George taking a night off, the Clippers survived a game of wild swings to beat the Rockets on Friday night.
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Clippers guard Patrick Beverley is out indefinitely after sustaining a fracture in his left hand against the Phoenix Suns on Thursday.
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The Clippers snap the Phoenix Suns’ seven-game winning streak with a 113-103 win on Thursday at Staples Center.
The Clippers have 20 games left to play before the postseason and a relatively easy schedule. Coach Tyronn Lue plans to fiddle with the rotations.
Newly acquired center DeMarcus Cousins had seven points and four rebounds during his Clippers debut in a rout of the Portland Trail Blazers.
DeMarcus Cousins looked healthy in his Clippers debut, as did Patrick Beverley in his return and Paul George in a 36-point night as L.A. beat the Portland Trail Blazers 133-116 on Tuesday at Staples Center.
Former All-NBA center DeMarcus Cousins has signed a 10-day contract with the Clippers. Here are five takeaways on what that means.
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The Clippers signed DeMarcus Cousins on Monday to add depth at center.
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The Clippers are making sure point guard Rajon Rondo gets acclimated to the team so he’ll be ready to help during its push for an NBA championship.
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The Clippers held the short-handed Lakers to a season low in points during a 104-86 victory on Sunday afternoon at Staples Center.
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The Lakers play the Clippers on Sunday as underdogs, which they’ve been in most games since injuries to their superstars. Here’s how scouts rate them.
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Local pro teams and arenas prepare for the return of fans at games with the state relaxing restrictions amid declining COVID-19 cases and vaccinations.
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Clippers star Paul George still has pain in a toe on his right foot but is hoping to play through it, and allow the injury to heal, before the playoffs.
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The Clippers rallied in the second half but allowed the Denver Nuggets take charge in the 101-94 loss on Thursday at Staples Center.
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Los Angeles continues to mourn the loss of rapper and avid basketball fan Nipsey Hussle two years after his death.
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The Clippers are considering signing veteran center DeMarcus Cousins, who was released by the Houston Rockets last month.
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Lou Williams says he had “some very emotional conversations” with his former Clippers teammates after learning he had been traded to the Atlanta Hawks.
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Missing four starters, the Clippers start out strong before fading in a 103-96 loss to the Orlando Magic that ends their six-game winning streak.
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Nicolas Batum remembers when the Clippers shifted their momentum, coming back from 22 points down to beat Charlotte. ‘Something was born that night.’
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An in-depth look at the fascinating relationship between LaVar Balll and his family with the city of Chino Hills.
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The shutdown of the NBA because of the COVID-19 pandemic forced teams to adapt innovative ways to conduct business. A look at some of those changes.
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The NBA introduced yet another set of uniforms Wednesday: the ‘Earned Edition,’ honoring the 2020 playoff teams. Of course, we had to rank them.
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The mother of the children, 30-year-old Liliana Carrillo, was taken into custody in Tulare County after fleeing the scene.
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Kyoko Takenaka’s short film ‘Home’ has gone viral on Instagram. It contains audio recordings of racist comments men made to Takenaka in bars.
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“Them,” about a Black family fighting racism and supernatural forces in the 1950s, includes warnings about its graphic depictions of racist violence.
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Anyone 16 or older can now book COVID-19 vaccine appointments in L.A., ahead of California’s planned statewide expansion.
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The Kentucky Derby prep races are over. All that’s left to do is see which ones choose not to go on to Louisville and which ones stick around to get a spot in the 20-horse field.
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