The Los Angeles Clippers make their intentions clear ahead of trade deadline with the Lawrence Frank extension.

The Los Angeles Clippers will have a presence on the All-Star stage this February, as forward Yanic Niederhouser was selected to represent the organization in the NBA G League Rising Stars showcase during All-Star Weekend.

Frank, 55, has served as the Clippers’ front-office president since 2017 and was voted the NBA Executive of the Year in 2020. The team reached the Western Conference finals in 2021.

The LA Clippers are reportedly looking for a point guard at the trade market.

The Clippers' midseason surge turned a bold online statement into a literal follow-through.

“We’re confident, we’re playing well, but we’ve still got to play better,” Clippers coach Tyronn Lue said after Sunday’s 126-89 romp over the Brooklyn Nets. “We still have to run through the tape and continue to execute the right way. … Overall, we’re playing well. We’ve got to keep it going.”

Who would be a good fit in Los Angeles and who should the Clippers stay away from at the February 5 trade deadline?

With one week until the Feb. 5 trade deadline, it's unlikely the L.A. teams will make a big splash, but there are some solid role players available to bolster rosters.

The Clippers, now on a 15-3 tear, haven’t forgotten the lopsided loss in Salt Lake City that kicked off their 6-21 start to the season. “It’s going to be nice to go back in there and have a chance

The Los Angeles Clippers and Utah Jazz have split their first two meetings this season, and they’ll play the rubber match on Tuesday night. Utah stunned the Cli