Los Angeles Clippers News

Denver played without two of its best frontcourt players on Thursday night as both Kenyon Martin and Nene sat out with injuries, but the Nuggets still beat the Indiana Pacers 96-87 for their fifth straight ...

The Memphis Grizzlies seek their third consecutive win tonight when they welcome the Toronto Raptors to FedExForum.

The last time the Los Angeles Lakers lost five games in a row and were under .500 this late in a season, Kobe Bryant was a sophomore in high school.

LOS ANGELES Clippers rookie guard Shaun Livingston is scheduled to meet today with team physician Tony Daly to discuss the results of the MRI exam taken Thursday on Livingston's right shoulder.

LOS ANGELES Those who wondered how or if Erick Dampier would help the Mavericks have their answer.

Steve Francis had 29 points and 10 assists Wednesday night at Orlando, Fla., to help the Magic snap a three-game losing streak with a 114-111 victory over the Sacramento Kings.

For all his popularity among the players and the fans, Trail Blazers coach Maurice Cheeks ultimately didn't have the wins.

Vince Carter scored 26 of his 32 points in the second half, as the New Jersey Nets defeated the Philadelphia 76ers, 99-93, at the Wachovia Center.

Less than an hour before the clock would strike noon Pacific Time and mark the arrival of the NBA trade deadline, Sam Cassell fired a warm-up jumper on the Staples Center floor, then ignited his mouth.

Forget for a moment that the Suns' Wednesday opponents were the dreadful Clippers, a franchise that has not avoided a losing season since Amare Stoudemire got his first dunk - in sixth grade.

Carmelo Anthony's jump shot with nine-tenths of a second to play gave the Denver Nuggets their first victory in Atlanta since 1988, 100-96 over the Hawks on Tuesday night.

Damon Jones had a career-high 31 points, and Dwyane Wade had a 28-point, 12-assist night to help carry the Miami Heat to a 113-95 win over the Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday.

The New Jersey Nets strengthened their front line yesterday, acquiring forward Clifford Robinson from the Golden State Warriors for two second-round draft picks.

Today longtime Los Angeles Clippers announcer Ralph Lawler will call his 2,000th game , and LAist could not be more happy for one of the all-time great guys in LA sports.

Blazers' Theo Ratliff (42) deflects a shot by Los Angeles Clippers' Quentin Richardson (3) in the Blazer's most recent win.

Allen Iverson knew to expect the nonstop Eagles chants. He made sure the 76ers received a few cheers, too.

It's not too late to get into a Fantasy Sports League. Sign up here. The pace is exhausting, the losses excruciating, the stress both intense and incessant.

Knicks rookie Trevor Ariza got two thrills in one day. Yesterday afternoon, his No.

As sales manager for Los Angeles Clippers basketball games during the early 1990s, Rob Cornilles figured he could teach aspiring sports marketers to sell just about anything.

Sharrod Ford felt he couldn't be stopped. And for the first time in a long while against Maryland, neither could Clemson.

Dan Dickau capped a career-high 27-point outing with a pair of three-pointers inside the last 18 seconds to give the New Orleans Hornets an 88-to-85 victory over the L-A Clippers.

The ongoing hunt to unearth a quality fantasy center is as endless and perilous as the legendary search for the Holy Grail, but you don't need to be a symbologist to decipher Chris Kaman's recent hints: Sunday, ...

When former Chicago Bulls head honcho Jerry Krause moved Elton Brand to the Clippers in order to select Tyson Chandler in the 2001 NBA Draft, he had pulled off an unprecedented move.

Sonics forward Rashard Lewis missed practice yesterday to receive treatment for tendinitis in his left knee.

A rumor circulated around town Thursday that the Dodgers did something right, but it couldn't be confirmed.

EVEN AS THEY pour millions of dollars into tsunami relief for victims of the recent disaster in Southeast Asia, NBA players can't catch a break.

Make it three upsets in a row for Rutgers - and this was the biggest one of all.

Los Angeles Clippers owner and developer Donald Sterling has been ordered to pay more than $30,000 for refusing to disclose his net worth in a housing discrimination lawsuit.