Clippers

Lawrence Frank had a thorough plan of using age to build a championship roster for the LA Clippers, and it failed for the entire world to see. … [Read more...] about The Clippers built the oldest team in NBA history and shocked nobody

Mavericks governor Patrick Dumont has begun gathering information on possible candidates to run the team’s front office on a permanent basis following last month’s ouster of Nico Harrison, reports Marc Stein of The Stein Line (Substack link). However, according to Stein, Dumont is in no rush to complete that search process and is content with the idea of taking a committee … [Read more...] about Stein’s Latest: Mavs, Davis, Bulls, Kuminga, CP3, Pelicans

The Charlotte Hornets are not expected to pursue a reunion with Chris Paul, according to Marc Stein of The Stein Line. The Hornets had interest in signing Paul over the offseason. Paul, who wanted to play near his family in Los Angeles, is reportedly open-minded about his next destination. The Clippers are motivated to work on a trade with Paul. … [Read more...] about Hornets Not Expected To Pursue Chris Paul

The Los Angeles Clippers made the right decision not to pay Paul George what he wanted in 2024. … [Read more...] about Clippers vindicated for controversial decision that would’ve doomed them even more

Every franchise eventually has to answer a simple question: who really represents us? For the Atlanta Hawks, that answer has long been Trae Young, the All-Star guard whose shooting range, flair, and offensive load have defined the team’s identity. But as the roster turns over and a new core forms, that picture is starting to shift. The idea of Jalen Johnson becoming face of … [Read more...] about Why Jalen Johnson Being the Face of Hawks Makes Sense Now