After dropping Game 1 at Ball Arena, the LA Clippers evened their first round series with the Denver Nuggets on Monday night. Securing a 105-102 victory in Game 2, LA grabbed home court advantage heading into the first-ever playoff game at Intuit Dome.
Jamal Murray and Norman Powell got into it during Game 2 between the Clippers and the Nuggets. The LA Clippers knocked off the Denver Nuggets in Game 2 of their first-round playoff series.
Tempers flared late Monday during Game 2 of the Denver Nuggets-Los Angeles Clippers first-round series. The Clippers led the Nuggets 68-66 with about five minutes left in the third quarter at Ball Arena in Denver, Colo.
The Denver Nuggets and Los Angeles Clippers are locked in a tough first-round series. In the third quarter of Game 2, that tension turned into a physical confrontation.
The book is closed on the 2024-25 NBA regular season. After the Play-In tournament, we’ll head into the most exciting time of the year: The playoffs! It was a great season.
In the first round of the NBA Playoffs, the fourth-seeded Denver Nuggets will face the fifth-seeded Los Angeles Clippers. After a hectic final day of regular season games, the seeding in the Western Conference has been determined.
Against all odds, the Los Angeles Clippers have ultimately got the last laugh. After being counted out by the majority, the Clippers are savoring their strong end to the season, that saw the team log eight consecutive wins.
The Los Angeles Clippers beat the Golden State Warriors 124-119 in overtime at Chase Center on Sunday to book their ticket to the playoffs as the fifth seed.
With just two games left in the regular season, the Sacramento Kings are set to host the LA Clippers on Friday night as both teams fight for playoff position.
The Los Angeles Clippers are set to face the Sacramento Kings on Friday night at the Golden 1 Center, but their injury report lists two key players as questionable: Norman Powell with right shoulder soreness and Ivica Zubac nursing a right ankle sprain.
Former UCLA Bruin and current Los Angeles Clippers guard Norman Powell had been a consistent piece to the roster since joining the organization, but as of late, he has fallen to a cold streak amidst the team's overall success.
Very few people had any expectations out of the LA Clippers when the season began. Most believed they wouldn't even be in the play-in team and would be a lottery team to feed the Oklahoma City Thunder a solid draft pick.
The Los Angeles Clippers are impressive and are hitting form at a late, dangerous stage of the season. Entering the 2024-25 season, the franchise endured doubts if they could stil contend, following the free agency departure of Paul George.
Both the Los Angeles Clippers and Los Angeles Lakers have been playoff teams over the past couple of seasons, but it’s been a while since both organizations were feeling as good about themselves as at the present moment.
The Clippers are aiming to keep a pretty good thing going, as they’ve benefitted from good health and their fair share of home games. But things are about to toughen up.
Before Norman Powell became the leading scorer on the LA Clippers, he was once a member of a championship Toronto Raptors team. While Powell wasn't one
Clippers guard/forward Norman Powell is facing another injury setback after suffering a hamstring strain during his brief return to action on Sunday. Powell, who had missed five games due to left knee tendinopathy, played just nine minutes before leaving the game.
After missing five games due to a left knee injury (patellar tendinopathy), Clippers wing Norman Powell lasted just nine minutes in his return on Sunday before exiting the game due to a right leg injury.
The Los Angeles Clippers have not been the same basketball team since the start of February. As of Tuesday, March 4th, they are 4-8 since February 2nd and haven't played at home since February 12th.
The LA Clippers broke a three-game losing streak on Wednesday night with a win over the Chicago Bulls, but their skid worried many fans. The Clippers have moved to 32-26 on the season, but their 1-3 record in the past four games can mainly be attributed to one injury.
The media has continued to write off the Clippers' chances of success in the upcoming season, citing the loss of Paul George and Kawhi Leonard's prolonged injury issues as potential death knells.