The Atlanta Hawks could finally get the second star they've been looking for.
Everything pointed at a James Harden trade out of the Philadelphia 76ers. However, a potential move to the Los Angeles Clippers has become complicated.
As much as the Los Angeles Clippers keep trying to make a name for themselves, L.A. is all about the Lakers.
As great players as they are, Kawhi Leonard and Paul George may not get what they want from the Los Angeles Clippers right now.
Even though James Harden reportedly sees the Los Angeles Clippers as his favorite landing spot, the Philadelphia 76ers target may not be a priority target in the West Coast.
If the Chicago Bulls decide to rebuild once and for all, the Los Angeles Clippers could gladly take DeMar DeRozan off their hands.
Even if he's not at the pinnacle of his game, Russell Westbrook is still a major part of the Los Angeles Clippers' project right now.
With the 2023-24 NBA season drawing nearer, Los Angeles Clippers head coach made something clear for Paul George and Kawhi Leonard.
The Los Angeles Clippers are looking to part ways with Paul George, and the Golden State Warriors could make the most of that.
James Harden has reportedly made it clear he wants out, and one of his current teammates at the Philadelphia 76ers could join him at the Los Angeles Clippers for the 2023-24 NBA season.
As much as the Philadelphia 76ers want to keep James Harden, he's still adamant about playing for the Los Angeles Clippers for one big reason.
Earlier this offseason, the Golden State Warriors reportedly set their sights on a Los Angeles Clippers player to try and help Stephen Curry win another NBA championship.
The Los Angeles Clippers are still keen on trading for James Harden, but there's a line they're not willing to cross.
The Los Angeles Clippers are making some major moves following closely the James Harden's situation.
Even though Russell Westbrook did great in his short stint with the Los Angeles Clippers, it looks like he may not be back in LA for the 2023-24 NBA season.
Even though they're two of the best two-way players in the game, the Los Angeles Clippers might not be sure of Kawhi Leonard and Paul George for their future.
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