Los Angeles Clippers
National Basketball Association team in Inglewood
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2025 | James Harden represents the Los Angeles Clippers at the NBA All-Star Game. |
January 2025 | Kawhi Leonard returns to play for the Clippers after missing the first 34 games of the season due to injury. |
2024 | The Los Angeles Clippers franchise career records were updated to reflect statistics as of the 2024–25 NBA season, highlighting individual player achievements across various statistical categories. |
2024 | Paul George is selected for the NBA All-Star Game. |
2024 | Kawhi Leonard and Paul George are both selected as NBA All-Stars, representing the Los Angeles Clippers. |
2024 | Chauncey Billups and Jerry West are inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame. |
2024 | The Clippers unveiled modern versions of their script uniforms from 1987-2015, featuring a stylized clipper ship logo with a navy blue 'C' and nautical design elements. |
2024 | Paul George and Russell Westbrook depart the Los Angeles Clippers, signing with the Philadelphia 76ers and Denver Nuggets respectively. The team re-signs James Harden during the off-season. |
2024 | Set to begin playing home games at the new Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California for the 2024–25 NBA season. |
2024 | Concluded their tenure at Crypto.com Arena after playing there since 1999. |
2024 | FanDuel Sports Network SoCal becomes the latest television broadcaster for the Clippers. |
April 11 2024 | The Clippers clinch a playoff spot and finish the season as the fourth seed in the Western Conference with a 51-31 record, playing their final season in the Crypto.com Arena. They are defeated by the Dallas Mavericks in six games. |
February 28 2024 | Blew the largest lead entering the 4th quarter, losing after leading by 21 points against the Los Angeles Lakers. |
2023 | Kawhi Leonard recorded a turnover percentage of 7.1 for the Los Angeles Clippers |
2023 | Paul George achieved the highest free throw percentage in Clippers history at .933 |
2023 | Norman Powell achieved a 3-point shooting percentage of .442 |
2023 | James Harden matched Tobias Harris with a 3-point shooting percentage of .434 |
2023 | Ivica Zubac recorded a true shooting percentage of .665, demonstrating consistent offensive efficiency |
2023 | Ivica Zubac set a personal best with an effective shooting percentage of .655 for the Los Angeles Clippers |
2023 | Kawhi Leonard continued his strong performance with an average of 24.4 points per game for the Los Angeles Clippers. |
2023 | Paul George is selected for the NBA All-Star Game. |
2023 | Paul George is first selected as an NBA All-Star this year, representing the Los Angeles Clippers. |
2023 | Lost in NBA First Round playoffs to the Phoenix Suns (series score 1-4) during the 2022-2023 season. |
2023 | The Clippers acquire Russell Westbrook and John Wall, with Wall later being traded for Eric Gordon. They finish 44-38 and make the playoffs, but are eliminated in the first round due to injuries to Kawhi Leonard and Paul George. |
2023 | Carlo Jiménez becomes the newest play-by-play broadcaster for the Los Angeles Clippers |
February 24 2023 | Scored a franchise-high 175 points in a game against the Sacramento Kings. |
2022 | Marcus Morris recorded a turnover percentage of 7.6 for the Los Angeles Clippers |
2022 | Kawhi Leonard recorded a turnover percentage of 8.1 for the Los Angeles Clippers |
2022 | Paul George increased his 3-point field goal attempts to 426, continuing to be a key long-range shooter for the Clippers. |
2022 | Paul George makes 158 3-point field goals, adding to his previous season's high-scoring record |
2022 | Ivica Zubac achieved an effective shooting percentage of .634 for the Los Angeles Clippers |
2022 | The Los Angeles Clippers launched ClipperVision, a direct-to-consumer streaming service offering non-national Clippers games with multiple viewing options including regular game feed, CourtVision with analytics, BallerVision featuring Steve Ballmer and NBA legends, and Spanish and Korean language broadcasts. |
2022 | Los Angeles Clippers acquired draft rights to Ismaël Kamagate, a French center, from the Detroit Pistons through a trade involving Portland and Denver. |
2022 | Failed to qualify for the NBA playoffs during the 2021-2022 season. |
2022 | Kawhi Leonard misses the entire season due to injury. The Clippers finish 42-40, qualifying for the play-in game but failing to advance. |
2022 | KTLA returns as a television broadcaster for the Clippers. |
2022 | Noah Eagle's initial tenure as Clippers play-by-play broadcaster ends |
August 11 2022 | The NBA officially retired Bill Russell's jersey number 6 across all member teams, honoring the legendary player's legacy and contributions to basketball. |
April 1 2022 | Robert Covington made a franchise record 11 three-point field goals in a game against the Milwaukee Bucks. |
January 25 2022 | Completed the largest comeback in franchise history, overcoming a 35-point deficit against the Washington Wizards. |
2021 | Larry Brown and Doc Rivers are named among the 15 Greatest Coaches in NBA History. |
2021 | Amir Coffey recorded a turnover percentage of 8.0 for the Los Angeles Clippers |
2021 | Luke Kennard recorded a turnover percentage of 8.2 for the Los Angeles Clippers |
2021 | Luke Kennard improved his 3-point shooting percentage to .449 |
2021 | Reggie Jackson led the team with 512 3-point field goal attempts, while Luke Kennard was close behind with 423 attempts. |
2021 | Reggie Jackson records 167 3-point field goals made in a season |
2021 | Luke Kennard sets a new personal best with 190 3-point field goals made, the highest in the dataset |
2021 | Ivica Zubac maintained a high true shooting percentage of .660 |
2021 | Cotton Fitzsimmons is inducted into the Hall of Fame. |
2021 | Paul Pierce is inducted into the Hall of Fame. |
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