A new mock draft predicted the Los Angeles Clippers would spend they first-round pick on an All-American guard who led his team to a national title this past season.

A $25.2 million center who spent this past season with another Western Conference contender was named as a potential solution to the Los Angeles Clippers' lack of frontcourt depth.

The NBA Finals are a week away, and once a champion is crowned it's full steam ahead to free agency. With a few stars possibly on the move, we could have a crazy offseason of trades, especially if Giannis Antetokounmpo does orchestrate an exit from the Milwaukee Bucks.

You’ve seen the reports. They say the Los Angeles Clippers have some interest in Boston Celtics guard Jrue Holiday. But do you believe this NBA buzz? “Yeah, I do,” NBA insider Keith Smith said on his Front Office show.

The Los Angeles Clippers will surely be looking to take the next step as a Western Conference contender this offseason, and that strategy reportedly may include targeting some championship experience in their backcourt.

A $90 million Los Angeles Clippers guard who could find himself on the trade block this offseason was named the perfect trade target for the Orlando Magic.

The Clippers are extremely one thing. Acquiring Jrue Holiday would make them more of that thing, and I’m not sure that thing helps.

The Los Angeles Clippers had a promising year that ultimately ended with a first-round exit in the playoffs, and now they have a big offseason ahead of them.

Recap: Brady House walked with the bases loaded in the bottom of the 10th inning for the winning run as the last-place Red Wings defeated the Clippers for the third straight game. The bottom of the 10th began with Nick Schnell on second base.