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Clippers rally late without Paul George to beat Jazz

Two days after the Clippers played what their coach, Tyronn Lue, described as their finest basketball of an up-and-down season, players sat in folding chairs Monday morning inside their practice facility to rewatch what Lue had also deemed their “blueprint” for offensive success.

Los Angeles Times

Knee issue sidelines Paul George in Clippers’ blowout win over Spurs

LOS ANGELES — There were moments in Saturday’s opening half when the Los Angeles Clippers’ offense looked nothing like it had all season.

Los Angeles Times

Clippers rally to beat Pistons in Kawhi Leonard’s return

LOS ANGELES — The second act of the Los Angeles Clippers’ season began evening with a man stepping onto the court with eyes down, even as everyone else’s focused on him, and him alone.

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Kawhi Leonard on the verge of returning for Clippers, but will he be the same?

LOS ANGELES — Kawhi Leonard is on the verge of a return after the Clippers upgraded the status of their All-Star wing to questionable to play Thursday against Detroit.

Los Angeles Times

Kawhi Leonard returns to five-on-five play at Clippers practice

LOS ANGELES — Friday marked what Clippers coach Tyronn Lue called the first positive sign for Kawhi Leonard's recovery from stiffness in his surgically repaired right knee after the All-Star forward took part in what the coach said was five-on-five play before practice.

Los Angeles Times

Clippers find their groove while LeBron James hurt late in win over Lakers

Robert Covington went from undrafted to a decade of service in the NBA because of his obsessive study skills. When he scouts opponents, he watches full games, not only the clips.

Los Angeles Times

Nets tab Jacque Vaughn as Steve Nash’s full-time replacement

NEW YORK — To start the 2015-16 NBA season, the Cleveland Cavaliers fired head coach David Blatt and promoted lead assistant Tyronn Lue. Lue brought the Cavaliers’ locker room together and helped steer the franchise to the first NBA championship in its history that same season.

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Paul George powers enigmatic Clippers to impressive comeback win over Cavs

Paul George was sick.

Los Angeles Times

Clippers’ Kawhi Leonard Out Indefinitely Amid ACL Recovery

The star forward only has played in two games so far this season.

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Paul George's 34 points not enough as scoring-deficient Clippers fall to Jazz

The Clippers' stalwart point guard whipped out an invisible dictionary.

Los Angeles Times

John Wall spurs Clippers' second-half comeback in victory over Spurs

SAN ANTONIO — For eight minutes Friday, the Clippers played like the team that left training camp openly declaring its championship aspirations — their long-armed defenders forcing consecutive stops on one end, their litany of shooters blowing open a lead with ruthless efficiency on the other.

Los Angeles Times

John Wall helps Clippers to back-to-back wins over Rockets in return to Houston

The stands weren't close to full Wednesday, this city's attention drawn more to the hometown Astros' World Series appearance than early November basketball. The loudest Toyota Center cheers were sparked between the third and fourth quarters by the scoreboard showing an Astros lead in Philadelphia.

Los Angeles Times

Paul George's go-ahead jumper lifts Clippers over Rockets and ends losing streak

Tyronn Lue eased to his seat, plopped down to do his pregame news conference before Monday night's game against the Houston Rockets and smiled. Before taking any questions, the Clippers coach offered this:

Los Angeles Times

Helene Elliott: Clippers need to catch fire before their season is extinguished

LOS ANGELES — For too long, the Clippers have had a “wait ‘til next year” mindset. Wait for some player’s injury to heal, someone’s slump to pass, a young player to blossom.

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The Orange County Register

Clippers lose fourth in a row on inside job by Pelicans

LOS ANGELES — Since the first practice of the season, coach Tyronn Lue has talked about the Clippers’ abundance of scoring options. One night it could be Kwahi Leonard or Paul George who takes charge. Another time it might be guard John Wall or Norman Powell who steps up.

Los Angeles Times

Knee stiffness sidelines Kawhi Leonard as Clippers fall to Thunder

Clippers guard Terance Mann sat in a chair, his head in his palms, in the corner of the visitor's locker room. To his left, point guard Reggie Jackson looked ahead with a thousand-yard stare, still in his blue uniform a half-hour after the final buzzer had ended a night in…

Los Angeles Times

Blowout loss to Suns raises questions about Clippers' title-chasing readiness

Kawhi Leonard and Paul George approached midcourt before tipoff Sunday evening inside Crypto.com Arena, one stoic, the other about to speak. The Clippers' stars had been asked to address the crowd before the team's home opener, and George kept his remarks brief as Leonard nodded along.

Los Angeles Times

No Kawhi Leonard? No problem for Clippers as Paul George scores 40 in win

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The pregame public-address announcement of teams’ inactive players is usually an afterthought inside NBA arenas, with fans still streaming in generally less concerned about the players not in uniform than locating their seats.

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Clippers believe short-term patience will pay off in long run

By tipoff Thursday night, the Clippers were the last NBA team to start their season. They hope to be the last team standing at the end, too.

Los Angeles Times

Clippers preview: Can Kawhi Leonard and Paul George win a title together?

The early October evening and a new NBA season approached when Steve Ballmer returned to the topic that has consumed his eight years of owning the Clippers.

Los Angeles Times

'You wanna get games under your belt': Kawhi Leonard, Clippers ready to start season

LOS ANGELES — The Clippers' starting point guard for Thursday's season opener against the Lakers?

Los Angeles Times

Clippers coach Tyronn Lue says starting point guard is all about the 'right fit'

As a longtime former NBA point guard, Tyronn Lue knows how to evaluate the position he once played. And he has not yet decided, he said, whether incumbent Reggie Jackson or John Wall will be the starting point guard when the Clippers' season begins Thursday.

Los Angeles Times

John Wall's new role with Clippers: He could be a 'nightmare'

LOS ANGELES — Before shootarounds, practice days and games, John Wall likes to enter gyms wearing dark sunglasses.

Sports Illustrated

Clippers’ Leonard, Wall to Make Long-Awaited Returns in Preseason Game

Kawhi Leonard and John Wall are set to return to the floor on Monday for the first time in over a year.

Los Angeles Times

Kawhi Leonard, Paul George among veterans sitting out Clippers preseason opener

LAS VEGAS — The Clippers have promised in training camp to take a cautious approach with the workload of their over-30 headliners, a process that began Thursday in the team's final day of workouts in Las Vegas.

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