Indeed, this is the Clippers' new home after spending 25 years at Staples Center/Crypto.com Arena, sharing it with the Lakers and the NHL's Kings.

The Clippers have their own home and are forging a new identity, but can Intuit Dome handle two teams showing up in their vehicles? It was a problem before.

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It’s great that the Los Angeles Clippers’ new home was Clippers’-focused, self-funded, and bathroomy. It’s also more than a little bit unsettling.

The Intuit Dome, the Clippers' new home, opened in 2024, housing both the main arena and the team's practice facility.

Clippers open their new home with a tough loss to the Phoenix Suns Clippers owner Steve Ballmer, center, gets the fans on their feet before Wednesday's game against the Suns.