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Clippers guard Lou Williams returns to Snellville, Ga., where South Gwinnett High dedicated its basketball court to its former star player.
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The Clippers missed more than three starters in a 102-95 defeat to Atlanta, in which they blew a 21-point lead and made only 25 of 39 free throws.
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Behind Kawhi Leonard, who scored 36 points for his sixth game with 30 or more, the Clippers held on for a 110-107 win at Dallas that was their fourth consecutive and sixth in their last seven games.
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The Clippers’ defense will have another opportunity to demonstrate how it can deal with the high-powered Dallas Mavericks offense that is directed by wunderkind Luka Doncic.
Lou Williams has gotten himself into a flow and isn’t afraid to bet on himself with the game on the line and the ball in his hands.
Kawhi Leonard has another 30-point game and the Clippers pick up their defense in the fourth quarter in a 133-130 win over New Orleans on Saturday.
Patrick Beverley has taken on more point-guard duties with the backing of coach Doc Rivers and help of assistant Tyronn Lue.
It was the fourth consecutive game Kawhi Leonard had at least 30 points, the longest streak for a Clippers player since Elton Brand went four straight with 30 or more in 2006.
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Legends replaced: Alex Faust takes over for Kings’ Bob Miller, Joe Davis for Dodgers’ Vin Scully, and Brian Sieman for Clippers’ Ralph Lawler.
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Kawhi Leonard knows exactly where the Clippers are at right now. After all, the Toronto Raptors were in almost the exact same place one year ago.
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The Clippers’ Kawhi Leonard was at his absolute best, out-muscling and out-shooting anyone the Cavaliers put between him and the basket in an easy 128-103 win.
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A common message emerged from players and coaches after a 114-104 loss in Denver: The Clippers’ most inconsistent stretch of this season must end soon.
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Paul George didn’t make the trip with the Clippers to Denver, but their bad habits did. And it cost them a game against the Nuggets.
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They have yet to hit their stride, but the Clippers know each and every players’ role. It’s a must if they hope to live up to their championship contender status.
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Kawhi Leonard had a dunk and a block in the final 1:16, and the Clippers came back from a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit to top the Warriors 109-100.
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The seven juiciest revelations from the new Taylor Swift Netflix documentary “Miss Americana,” which dropped at the Sundance Film Festival.
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Trump signals he’s open to Social Security and Medicare cuts, despite promising during the last presidential campaign to leave the programs alone.
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At the mercy of Mother Nature, Mt. Waterman has reopened. Snow is good at the landmark resort in the Angeles National Forest. It will be running on Saturdays and Sundays.
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More than half of California voters have considered moving out of state. Many who do choose Texas, where lower housing costs come with trade-offs.
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Child soldiers — some as young as 6 — are being conscripted into a vigilante group in Guerrero state.
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San Francisco’s district attorney announced that his office will be ending cash bail for criminal cases.
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Lakers defeat the Brooklyn Nets, 128-113.
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Storm the Court remains in the top spot in the Kentucky Derby Top 10 this week
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In the Senate impeachment trial, House prosecutors tackled President Trump’s Biden claims in an effort to preempt the White House’s narrative.
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