Andrew Greif
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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Sprinter Noah Lyles wants to be more than world's fastest man
U.S. sprinter Noah Lyles wants to not only break world records, but also be the showman and star that track and field can use to elevate the sport. → Read More
Clippers renew deal with KTLA to broadcast 15 games on over-the-air TV
KTLA will show all four Clippers exhibition games in addition to 11 regular-season games. Bally Sports will continue to carry most of the Clippers games. → Read More
Clippers to donate proceeds from preseason game in Hawaii to Maui wildfire relief
The Clippers' trip to Hawaii in October for training camp will end with a preseason game that will double as a benefit for the state's recovery from wildfires. → Read More
Breaking down the Clippers' 2023-2024 schedule: Good and bad
The Clippers' 2023-2024 regular season schedule was released Thursday and they will open the season Oct. 25 at home against the Portland Trail Blazers. → Read More
Lakers, Clippers know NBA tournament games, but rest of schedule is murky
The Lakers, Clippers and rest of NBA teams learned their in-season tournament opponents, but that event will change the rest of the schedule on the fly. → Read More
Former NBA coach Doc Rivers joins ESPN's No. 1 broadcast team
Former 76ers and Clippers coach Doc Rivers will be part of ESPN/ABC's top NBA television broadcast crew with Mike Breen, Doris Burke and Lisa Salters. → Read More
Tyronn Lue: Clippers need to focus more on regular season to change their playoff fate
Coach Tyronn Lue, an assistant with Team USA this summer, said Monday that the Clippers need to play harder to earn a top playoff seeding next season. → Read More
Kobe and Magic influenced Clippers rookie Kobe Brown's rise
Kobe Brown grew up watching Kobe Bryant and the Lakers while modeling his game after Magic Johnson's play. Is he a star in making for the Clippers? → Read More
Mason Plumlee bullish on what Clippers can achieve in 2023-24
Mason Plumlee is back with the Clippers for the 2023-24 season and he explains why he believes in Kawhi Leonard, Paul George and Russell Westbrook. → Read More
Can Clippers afford to give Kawhi Leonard and Paul George two more max contracts?
The Clippers face an uncertain future with their stars, who are returning from injuries again and will be eligible for four-year, $220-million extensions. → Read More
Clippers have summer vision for Jason Preston, whose surgery sharpened his shooting eye
Jason Preston always has had good court vision in a basketball sense, but now eye surgery has fixed his vision and the basketball hoop looks big, the Clippers guard says. → Read More
Clippers bringing back center Mason Plumlee on one-year deal
Veteran center Mason Plumlee, acquired by the Clippers at February’s trade deadline, agreed to return to the team on a one-year contract for $5 million. → Read More
Russell Westbrook agrees to two-year deal with Clippers, who also trade for K.J. Martin
Free agent point guard Russell Westbrook is returning to the Clippers after agreeing to a two-year contract. The team also traded for forward K.J. Martin. → Read More
Clippers make minor moves on the first day of free agency
The Clippers, who have interest in a trade for James Harden, acquire the rights to 7-foot-1 Balsa Koprivica for cash in slow first day of free agency. → Read More
Clippers coach Tyronn Lue thinks Russell Westbrook is a fit
Russell Westbrook gave the Clippers what they needed during their playoff push: energy and playing time. He has support of coach, teammates for return. → Read More
Clippers' future still involves Kawhi Leonard and Paul George
Lawrence Frank, the Clippers' president of basketball operations, says Kawhi Leonard, Paul George and Tyronn Lue remain part of the team's future plans. → Read More
Clippers enter offseason with questions concerning Kawhi Leonard, Paul George and more
The Clippers' season ended with a first-round loss to Phoenix. Now they face questions concerning Kawhi Leonard, Paul George, Tyronn Lue and more. → Read More
Despite dramatic rally, Clippers cave to Suns in season-ending loss
Devin Booker had 47 points and 10 assists for the Suns, who took control in the third quarter before a furious Clippers rally fell short in Game 5. → Read More
Clippers' Paul George is very optimistic 'our time will come'
Clippers star Paul George, who has not played since late March, said Tuesday in Phoenix that his rehab from injury is a six-week process. → Read More
Coach Tyronn Lue's advice helps keep Ish Wainright in NBA
Clippers coach Tyronn Lue and Suns forward Ish Wainright have a brotherly relationship and ties to Missouri spanning 15 years. → Read More