LA Clippers unveil new logos during daylong publicity blitz
Doc Rivers, Steve Ballmer and a host of former players and team employees crisscrossed the Southland to publicize the franchise's revamped branding and uniforms
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No minutes restrictions on Chris Paul
Clippers point guard Chris Paul no longer has a minutes restriction after coming back from a strained left hamstring, coach Doc Rivers said.
Chris Paul says he will start in Game 4
Clippers point guard Chris Paul said he felt fine Saturday and would start Game 4 of the Western Conference semifinals against the Houston Rockets on Sunday.
Hornets, Clippers will play 2 preseason games in China
The NBA announced today that NBA Global Games China 2015 will feature 2 preseason games between the Charlotte Hornets and the Los Angeles Clippers this October.
Dahntay Jones plans to appeal $10K “bump” fine
Dahntay Jones said he plans to appeal a $10,000 fine handed to him by the NBA for bumping Draymond Green during a postgame interview.
Austin Rivers makes history as first son to play for coach/father in NBA
With 2:24 remaining in the first quarter Friday night, for the first time ever an NBA player was called off the bench and took the court for his father’s team.
Clippers coach Doc Rivers lands $8.2 million L.A. house
Doc Rivers, who put his condominium unit at the Westwood on the market in September, has purchased a compound in Hollywood Hills West for $8.2 million.
Clips' Ballmer richest NBA owner at $22.5B
Sports owners filled the list of the 400 richest Americans, including new Clippers owner Steve Ballmer, who is the richest American owner of a sports team.
Steve Ballmer says no to Apple products in Clippers
Steve Ballmer left the board of Microsoft last month but is still the largest individual shareholder, with about 4 percent of the company worth $15.7 billion.
Thunder, Clippers will be the most televised teams
The Oklahoma City Thunder and Los Angeles Clippers will be the most-watched teams on national television next season.