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LOS ANGELES — Clippers coach Tyronn Lue couldn't wait to leave for Las Vegas following his team's final game before the NBA's All-Star break, throwing a Louis Vuitton backpack over a shoulder and hustling out of Crypto.com Arena quickly last Thursday. Relaxation, after a long and obstacle-filled schedule, awaited.

Mirjam Swanson: Paul George's MRI has been bumped back a day, from Thursday to Friday, per a league source. Keep Lawrence Frank's sentiment in mind, Clippers fans, they plan to "treat the player, not the MRI." Source: Twitter @MirjamSwanson What's ...

Rookie Jalen Green continued his run of strong efficiency in February, but it wasn’t nearly enough for Houston against Luke Kennard and the red-hot Clippers.

Here's all you need to know ahead of Thursday's Rockets at Clippers game.

PHOENIX — Robert Covington took issue with a suggestion late Monday night that he had deflected five, or maybe six of Golden State’s passes during that night’s Clippers rout.

Here's your daily recap of movements in the all-time lists for scoring, rebounds, assists, blocks, steals and three-pointers after yesterday's games. Nicolas Batum No. 45 in three-pointers now Moved ahead of Bradley Beal with 1,435 three-pointers. ...

They had seen this movie before, twice in the last four days, in fact, an experience that led the Clippers to know the kind of superhero performance they were watching would end in one of just two genres: horror or survival.

Although Steph Curry tallied 33 points, the Warriors still dropped a loss to the Clippers. Here's a look at what fans and analysts were saying on Twitter about the game on Monday.

Although the Clippers secured the victory over the Warriors, rookie Jonathan Kuminga put Isaiah Hartenstein on a poster with fierce dunk on Monday.