The Los Angeles Clippers are on a hot streak, winning three straight games. James Harden has been the offensive leader, creating key opportunities and playing a crucial role in their latest victory. After logging an impressive number of minutes,

With the departure of Paul George and the delayed start to Kawhi Leonard’s season, the Clippers needed someone to step up and future Hall-of-Famer Harden has done so on and off the court.

James Harden, a man who has been criticized for his lack of effort in the past, was not looking to coast into NBA All-Star Weekend. He wanted the Los Angeles Clippers to go into the break with some momentum and good vibes.

Ben Simmons has had quite a bizarre career but may find something new with the Los Angeles Clippers in an impactful role after a solid debut. The former first-overall pick has come to a point of reflection in his career.

Former Los Angeles Clippers guard Patrick Beverley is thrilled to see Ben Simmons end up with his former team. The Clips signed Simmons after the Brooklyn Nets bought out the three-time All-Star. The 28-year-old struggled during his three years in Brooklyn,

According to NBA insiders Marc Stein and Jake Fischer, the Philadelphia 76ers and Dallas Mavericks were interested in signing Ben Simmons. Simmons signed with the Los Angeles Clippers after getting bought out by the Brooklyn Nets.