2021 Schedule

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2021 Schedule

8-4, 2nd in Pacific

2d

Leonard leads Clippers past short-handed Pelicans 111-106

— Kawhi Leonard scored 28 points, Paul George added 27 and the Los Angeles Clippers defeated the short-handed New Orleans Pelicans 111-106 on Wednesday night.

PG13 banks in shot off top of backboard (0:28)

2d

George beats halftime buzzer with 3 (0:28)

2d

Zubac barely has to jump for alley-oop (0:20)

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3dAndrew Lopez

Pelicans G Ball (knee) to miss game vs. Clippers

The New Orleans Pelicans have some concerns at the guard position, with Lonzo Ball nursing a knee injury and Eric Bledsoe bothered by eye irritation.

Snoop enters Stephen A's World to discuss Lakers-Clippers rivalry (1:54)

4d

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4d

NBA Power Rankings: Warriors make a leap; LaMelo makes history

The Warriors have won four of their past five, including a huge comeback over the Clippers. How high are Steph & Co. rising this week?

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5dOhm Youngmisuk

Leonard sheds mask, nets 35 in Clippers' victory

It was an active night for Kawhi Leonard on Sunday, as the Clippers' star shed his mask, scored 35 points and topped 10,000 for his career in LA's victory over the Chicago Bulls.

Kawhi drops 35 to lead Clippers past Bulls (2:00)

5d

Leonard reaches 10,000 points; Clippers beat Bulls 130-127

— Kawhi Leonard scored a season-high 35 points, going over 10,000 in his career, and the Los Angeles Clippers rallied to beat the Chicago Bulls 130-127 on Sunday.

PG tees up Kawhi for alley-oop over defender (0:24)

5d

Kawhi picks White's pocket, slams in transition (0:22)

5d

Kawhi knows Clippers have to change (0:40)

6d

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7dOhm Youngmisuk

Kawhi on latest collapse: Clips 'have to change'

The Clippers blew a 22-point, third-quarter advantage in Friday's loss to the Warriors, leading Kawhi Leonard to say the team has to change and get better after its latest collapse.

7d

Curry scores 38 as Warriors rally past Clippers, 115-105

— Stephen Curry scored 38 points and the Golden State Warriors erased a big second-half deficit Friday night to beat the Los Angeles Clippers 115-105.

Ibaka throws down slam with authority (0:32)

7d

Batum feeds Ibaka for early two-handed flush (0:19)

7d

McMenamin and Pelton

Zach and ESPN's Dave McMenamin talk about the Lakers, and then ESPN's Kevin Pelton joins to talk about whether the Bucks and Clippers belong in the same category as the Lakers.

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9dOhm Youngmisuk

Kawhi says he's ready for more back-to-backs

LA Clippers star Kawhi Leonard said he is planning to play in more back-to-back sets after competing in his first back-to-back since April 2017.

8d

KJZ Hour 2: The Browns Burden

Keyshawn Johnson, Jay Williams, and Zubin Mehenti begin hour two of the show discussing the wildness of yesterday. Damien Woody joins the show to discuss his outlook on the playoffs and what it means for the Browns to not have their Head Coach in the playoffs.

9d

George, Leonard score 21 as Clippers beat Warriors 108-101

— Kawhi Leonard scored the tying basket with 6:40 to play, then put his team ahead with a jumper the following possession on the way to 21 points, and the Los Angeles Clippers beat the Golden State Warriors 108-101 on Wednesday night in the first of...

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9dTim Bontemps

NBA grapples with D.C. turmoil: 'A sad reality'

Many throughout the sports world have been left trying to process the events of the past 24 hours, beginning with a prosecutor's ruling in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and culminating with a mob of Donald Trump supporters storming the U.S. Capitol.