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Los Angeles Clippers

Western Conference · Pacific Division · Intuit Dome · Los Angeles

2025-26 record
42–40 9th in the West
Head coach
Tyronn Lue (reference checked 2026-10-08)
Roster PPG leader
Brandon Ingram 21.5 PPG2025-26 average · 20+ games; may include previous teams.
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Roster: whynba · Checked

The Los Angeles Clippers play home games at Intuit Dome and compete in the Pacific Division of the Western Conference. In 2025-26 they went 42-40, 9th in the West, scoring 113.8 and allowing 112.6 points per game (net rating +1.2). They did not reach the playoffs. Tyronn Lue is listed for the Los Angeles Clippers in the dated reference checked on 2026-10-08 (source revision dated 2026-06-23), with a current-term start date of 2020-10-20. This is a dated source listing, not independent confirmation of the current appointment. Kawhi Leonard led the team in scoring at 27.9 points per game.

Los Angeles Clippers news wire

Full wire
  1. Injury
    Clippers Opening Night Starting Lineup Prediction: Who Benefits From Injuries?
    LAC
  2. Injury
    Clippers May Already Be Regretting Bradley Beal Signing After Latest Injury Update
    LACBradley Beal
  3. Roster move
    Minor Roster Moves: Clippers, Blazers, Kings
    LACPORSAC
  4. Roster move
    Clippers Sign Jahmyl Telfort To Exhibit 10 Deal
    LAC
  5. Roster move
    Assessing the Odds of the Clippers Landing Karl-Anthony Towns in 2027 Free Agency
    LACKarl-Anthony Towns
  6. Roster move
    Clippers Waive Fletcher Loyer
    LAC

2025-26 team statistics

113.8Points
112.6Allowed
40.6Rebounds
23.7Assists
117.1Off. rating
115.9Def. rating
+1.2Net rating
97.2Pace

82 games · FG 48.4% (opponents 46.9%) · 3P 36.8% · FT 82.3% · TS 60.2%

Statistics. Regular season: Source observations for dated values: UTC.

2025-26 season in results

42-40Record
23-18Home
19-22Road
6-4Last 10
3-0Overtime
W1Streak to finish

Season marks

6Longest winning streakDec 20 – Jan 1
6Longest losing streakNov 3 – Nov 12
+41Biggest winDec 30 vs SAC 131–90
-33Biggest lossFeb 4 vs CLE 91–124
153Most pointsMar 11 vs MIN 153–128
By month
OctNovDecJanFebMarApr
3-22-136-611-45-612-63-3
Season series
OpponentW-LGames
Atlanta Hawks1-1L 102–105 · W 115–92
Boston Celtics0-2L 118–121 · L 115–146
Brooklyn Nets2-0W 121–105 · W 126–89
Charlotte Hornets2-0W 131–116 · W 117–109
Chicago Bulls1-1L 110–138 · W 119–108
Cleveland Cavaliers0-2L 105–120 · L 91–124
Dallas Mavericks3-1W 133–127 · L 110–114 · W 138–131 · W 116–103
Denver Nuggets1-2L 116–130 · L 109–122 · W 115–114
Detroit Pistons2-0W 112–99 · W 98–92
Golden State Warriors3-1L 79–98 · W 103–102 · W 114–101 · W 115–110
Houston Rockets2-2L 113–115 · W 128–108 · L 95–102 · W 105–102
Indiana Pacers2-0W 130–107 · W 114–113
Los Angeles Lakers2-2L 118–135 · W 103–88 · W 112–104 · L 122–125
Memphis Grizzlies1-3L 107–112 · L 98–107 · L 103–121 · W 123–120
Miami Heat0-2L 119–120 · L 123–140
Milwaukee Bucks2-0W 129–96 · W 127–113
Minnesota Timberwolves2-2L 106–109 · W 115–96 · L 88–94 · W 153–128
New Orleans Pelicans2-2W 126–124 · W 137–117 · L 109–124 · L 99–105
New York Knicks1-1L 111–123 · W 126–118
Oklahoma City Thunder0-3L 107–126 · L 101–122 · L 110–128
Orlando Magic0-2L 101–129 · L 109–111
Philadelphia 76ers0-2L 108–110 · L 113–128
Phoenix Suns2-2W 129–102 · L 102–115 · L 103–114 · W 117–93
Portland Trail Blazers2-2W 114–107 · W 119–103 · L 104–114 · L 97–116
Sacramento Kings3-1W 131–90 · W 114–111 · L 109–118 · W 138–109
San Antonio Spurs0-3L 112–116 · L 115–119 · L 99–118
Toronto Raptors2-0W 121–117 · W 119–94
Utah Jazz2-1L 108–129 · W 118–101 · W 115–103
Washington Wizards2-0W 119–105 · W 110–106

Regular-season results

2025-26 results 51–75 of 82, newest first
DateOppResultRecordTop scorer
Dec 30vs SACW 131–9011-21Kawhi Leonard 33
Dec 28vs DETW 112–9910-21Kawhi Leonard 55
Dec 26@ PORW 119–1039-21James Harden 34
Dec 23vs HOUW 128–1088-21Kawhi Leonard 41
Dec 20vs LALW 103–887-21Kawhi Leonard 32
Dec 18@ OKCL 101–1226-21Kawhi Leonard 22
Dec 15vs MEML 103–1216-20Kawhi Leonard 21
Dec 11@ HOUL 113–1156-19Ivica Zubac 33
Dec 6@ MINL 106–1096-18James Harden 34
Dec 5@ MEML 98–1076-17Kawhi Leonard 24
Dec 3@ ATLW 115–926-16James Harden 27
Dec 1@ MIAL 123–1405-16Kawhi Leonard 36
Nov 29vs DALL 110–1145-15Kawhi Leonard 30
Nov 28vs MEML 107–1125-14Kawhi Leonard 39
Nov 25@ LALL 118–1355-13James Harden 29
Nov 23@ CLEL 105–1205-12Ivica Zubac 33
Nov 22@ CHAW 131–1165-11James Harden 55
Nov 20@ ORLL 101–1294-11James Harden 31
Nov 17@ PHIL 108–1104-10James Harden 28
Nov 16@ BOSL 118–1214-9James Harden 37
Nov 14@ DALW 133–127 (OT)4-8James Harden 41
Nov 12vs DENL 116–1303-8James Harden 23
Nov 10vs ATLL 102–1053-7James Harden 35
Nov 8vs PHXL 103–1143-6Ivica Zubac 21
Nov 6@ PHXL 102–1153-5Ivica Zubac 23

Results from whynba Game Centers (game archive and reviewed sources); records match the stored 2025-26 standings. Top scorers appear as box scores are added.

From LA Clippers

Articles listed on the club’s official website. Links open the original publisher; dates below are publication dates.

Official club listing · Collected Oct 9, 2026 23:19 UTC. This is a selection of club coverage, not a complete transaction record.

2025-26 league ranks

Rank among all 30 teams (1st = best; for points allowed, defensive rating and turnovers, lower is better).

CategoryValueRank
Points113.824th
Points allowed112.610th
Net rating+1.216th
Offensive rating117.111th
Defensive rating115.918th
Pace97.229th
True shooting %60.23rd
3-pointers made12.421st
3P%36.87th
Rebounds40.629th
Assists23.730th
Turnovers13.513th

Computed by whynba from team statistics.

Current roster shot profile

Collected 2025-26 regular-season shot locations for 16 of 20 current roster players, including shots taken for other teams.

8/15 (53%)29/69 (42%)7/19 (37%)1/3 (33%)10/33 (30%)28/74 (38%)13/60 (22%)5/6 (83%)3/7 (43%)1/1 (100%)10/14 (71%)2/15 (13%)3/9 (33%)15/25 (60%)9/22 (41%)22/47 (47%)86/160 (54%)10/36 (28%)10/22 (45%)221/304 (73%)22/49 (45%)357/471 (76%)84/140 (60%)26/53 (49%)19/33 (58%)3/9 (33%)3/6 (50%)9/32 (28%)11/25 (44%)6/22 (27%)15/33 (45%)12/40 (30%)2/15 (13%)1/5 (20%)0/3 (0%)18/46 (39%)16/52 (31%)0/3 (0%)3/22 (14%)0/10 (0%)22/54 (41%)6/18 (33%)24/52 (46%)8/22 (36%)21/46 (46%)15/33 (45%)0/1 (0%)12/34 (35%)9/14 (64%)14/28 (50%)16/46 (35%)2/14 (14%)3/9 (33%)18/52 (35%)12/34 (35%)3/4 (75%)6/6 (100%)2/10 (20%)10/27 (37%)12/24 (50%)11/23 (48%)6/8 (75%)8/20 (40%)82/123 (67%)16/36 (44%)1/6 (17%)34/81 (42%)14/35 (40%)5/11 (45%)55/102 (54%)31/59 (53%)22/45 (49%)4/9 (44%)123/189 (65%)4/5 (80%)10/15 (67%)10/25 (40%)6/24 (25%)8/17 (47%)10/23 (43%)13/21 (62%)1/1 (100%)21/62 (34%)7/17 (41%)8/21 (38%)9/17 (53%)5/10 (50%)6/9 (67%)16/38 (42%)9/16 (56%)3/9 (33%)13/44 (30%)9/26 (35%)10/27 (37%)10/36 (28%)6/16 (38%)2/7 (29%)7/19 (37%)3/7 (43%)25/51 (49%)9/33 (27%)33/59 (56%)10/19 (53%)23/55 (42%)14/29 (48%)1/3 (33%)4/11 (36%)10/30 (33%)10/22 (45%)9/23 (39%)2/3 (67%)1/5 (20%)12/33 (36%)4/6 (67%)3/10 (30%)0/1 (0%)1/5 (20%)6/22 (27%)2/4 (50%)6/7 (86%)6/12 (50%)3/10 (30%)3/7 (43%)12/31 (39%)4/8 (50%)1/3 (33%)10/15 (67%)1/5 (20%)8/12 (67%)14/29 (48%)11/28 (39%)2/6 (33%)0/2 (0%)10/22 (45%)7/23 (30%)8/9 (89%)6/13 (46%)14/37 (38%)12/30 (40%)5/15 (33%)3/13 (23%)13/30 (43%)5/12 (42%)5/15 (33%)8/15 (53%)5/10 (50%)5/16 (31%)0/3 (0%)5/14 (36%)4/8 (50%)3/13 (23%)3/7 (43%)5/9 (56%)4/12 (33%)6/10 (60%)5/17 (29%)9/26 (35%)1/6 (17%)4/11 (36%)1/2 (50%)4/5 (80%)1/3 (33%)2/7 (29%)0/3 (0%)4/10 (40%)7/14 (50%)3/8 (38%)6/18 (33%)10/24 (42%)5/10 (50%)5/9 (56%)5/13 (38%)9/34 (26%)1/13 (8%)1/5 (20%)0/2 (0%)3/7 (43%)12/20 (60%)4/12 (33%)2/4 (50%)1/1 (100%)0/1 (0%)11/23 (48%)1/1 (100%)3/10 (30%)8/23 (35%)1/4 (25%)6/17 (35%)6/14 (43%)1/9 (11%)4/10 (40%)22/43 (51%)3/8 (38%)10/24 (42%)4/7 (57%)6/18 (33%)5/8 (63%)5/6 (83%)3/5 (60%)4/11 (36%)5/11 (45%)7/14 (50%)2/13 (15%)14/37 (38%)1/4 (25%)0/2 (0%)12/25 (48%)1/3 (33%)0/1 (0%)0/1 (0%)4/15 (27%)1/1 (100%)1/1 (100%)2/4 (50%)2/4 (50%)5/8 (63%)0/2 (0%)1/7 (14%)1/6 (17%)0/5 (0%)1/5 (20%)3/6 (50%)2/6 (33%)0/4 (0%)4/8 (50%)1/7 (14%)4/6 (67%)2/12 (17%)0/3 (0%)1/1 (100%)2/7 (29%)6/11 (55%)5/9 (56%)5/11 (45%)3/4 (75%)1/1 (100%)1/7 (14%)5/13 (38%)0/1 (0%)0/1 (0%)3/5 (60%)0/1 (0%)8/8 (100%)2/4 (50%)2/3 (67%)8/23 (35%)1/1 (100%)0/1 (0%)1/1 (100%)0/2 (0%)2/4 (50%)2/3 (67%)0/1 (0%)5/8 (63%)1/1 (100%)2/6 (33%)0/8 (0%)0/4 (0%)0/2 (0%)1/2 (50%)1/4 (25%)4/10 (40%)1/1 (100%)1/1 (100%)2/4 (50%)2/4 (50%)4/7 (57%)0/2 (0%)9/16 (56%)1/5 (20%)2/2 (100%)0/1 (0%)7/8 (88%)1/1 (100%)3/3 (100%)1/2 (50%)0/1 (0%)1/1 (100%)2/4 (50%)1/2 (50%)2/3 (67%)2/4 (50%)0/1 (0%)1/1 (100%)1/2 (50%)4/9 (44%)1/2 (50%)3/4 (75%)5/7 (71%)4/9 (44%)2/2 (100%)5/6 (83%)5/7 (71%)2/5 (40%)3/6 (50%)1/5 (20%)8/10 (80%)1/2 (50%)2/2 (100%)2/4 (50%)5/11 (45%)0/4 (0%)6/12 (50%)2/4 (50%)3/7 (43%)1/6 (17%)6/9 (67%)1/3 (33%)8/13 (62%)0/3 (0%)2/4 (50%)5/10 (50%)4/5 (80%)3/6 (50%)3/4 (75%)3/3 (100%)0/5 (0%)1/2 (50%)0/2 (0%)1/2 (50%)0/1 (0%)1/2 (50%)1/7 (14%)2/7 (29%)4/6 (67%)2/8 (25%)2/6 (33%)3/5 (60%)3/5 (60%)0/1 (0%)1/1 (100%)0/1 (0%)0/1 (0%)1/1 (100%)1/4 (25%)2/4 (50%)0/1 (0%)0/2 (0%)0/1 (0%)3/4 (75%)4/5 (80%)3/7 (43%)0/2 (0%)3/3 (100%)0/1 (0%)1/1 (100%)0/2 (0%)0/2 (0%)0/1 (0%)2/3 (67%)0/1 (0%)0/3 (0%)1/3 (33%)1/2 (50%)0/1 (0%)0/1 (0%)1/1 (100%)1/1 (100%)2/2 (100%)1/1 (100%)0/1 (0%)1/2 (50%)0/1 (0%)0/1 (0%)0/1 (0%)
6,036 attempts. Bigger circles = more attempts.
Where the roster shoots
ZoneShareLeague shareFG%
Restricted area25.5%28.8%67.4
In the paint (non-RA)20.4%20.3%44.9
Mid-range14.0%9.8%45.0
Corner 312.0%10.8%42.4
Above the break 328.1%30.3%35.5

above typical accuracy typical below. Shot locations.

Quick answers

Who is injured on the Los Angeles Clippers?
6 Los Angeles Clippers players are listed by CBS Sports (snapshot October 9, 2026): Max Strus (Out, Foot), Bradley Beal (Questionable, Knee), Kobe Sanders (Questionable, Hip), Yanic Konan Niederhauser (Out, Foot), Brandon Ingram (Out, Achilles) and Jordan Miller (Out, Shoulder).
How many championships have the Los Angeles Clippers won?
The Los Angeles Clippers have not won an NBA championship.
What was the record of the Los Angeles Clippers last season?
The Los Angeles Clippers finished the 2025-26 regular season 42-40, 9th in the Western Conference.
When is the next Los Angeles Clippers game?
The Los Angeles Clippers next play at the Toronto Raptors on Saturday, October 10, 2026 at 6:30 pm Eastern Time (preseason).
Which team have the Los Angeles Clippers played the most?
The Phoenix Suns: 199 meetings, with the Los Angeles Clippers 83-116. Their best all-time record is against the Washington Wizards (36-20).
Which Los Angeles Clippers players have contracts ending in 2027?
6 players on the current roster: Max Strus ($15.57M), Derrick Jones Jr. ($10.00M), Brook Lopez ($8.75M), Kris Dunn ($5.43M), Gradey Dick ($5.36M) and 1 more.
Who is the tallest player on the Los Angeles Clippers?
Jamarion Sharp is the tallest player on the current roster at 7 feet 5 inches (226 cm).
How many back-to-backs do the Los Angeles Clippers have in 2026-27?
The Los Angeles Clippers play 13 back-to-backs (4 with both games on the road); their longest road trip is 6 games.
How hard is the Los Angeles Clippers 2026-27 schedule?
The 15th-hardest of 30: their opponents won 0.499 of their games last season, and 48 of 80 scheduled games are against teams that finished .500 or better.
How old is the Los Angeles Clippers roster?
The collected roster averages 26.7 years across 20 of 20 collected players with known ages, as of today (US Eastern). It ranks No. 23 among 30 eligible collected teams by unrounded average age (youngest first). Youngest with known ages: Keaton Wagler (19); oldest with known ages: Brook Lopez (38). Missing ages are excluded; coverage may omit uncollected players.
Where do the Los Angeles Clippers play their home games?
The Los Angeles Clippers play home games at Intuit Dome, where 41 of their 2026-27 home games are scheduled.
When is the Los Angeles Clippers 2026-27 season opener?
The Los Angeles Clippers open the regular season at home against the Sacramento Kings on Wednesday, October 21, 2026 at 10:30 pm Eastern Time.
When are the Los Angeles Clippers NBA Cup games?
The Los Angeles Clippers play 4 Emirates NBA Cup group-stage games: at the Minnesota Timberwolves on Oct 30; vs. the Oklahoma City Thunder on Nov 13; at the Memphis Grizzlies on Nov 25; vs. the New Orleans Pelicans on Nov 27. The knockout rounds follow in December.
Who is in the Los Angeles Clippers NBA Cup group?
The Los Angeles Clippers share a group with the Memphis Grizzlies, the Minnesota Timberwolves, the New Orleans Pelicans and the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Do the Los Angeles Clippers play on Christmas Day?
No. The Los Angeles Clippers are not among the 10 teams playing in the 5 Christmas Day games in 2026.
Who is the best scorer on the Los Angeles Clippers?
On the current roster, Brandon Ingram has the highest points-per-game average among players with 20+ games: 21.5 PPG in 2025-26, followed by Darius Garland (18.8 PPG, 2025-26) and Rui Hachimura (11.5 PPG, 2025-26). Averages may include previous teams.
Who did the Los Angeles Clippers draft in 2026?
In the 2026 NBA Draft the Los Angeles Clippers selected Keaton Wagler (No. 5), Baba Miller (No. 36), Henri Veesaar (No. 52, now with the Atlanta Hawks).
Which head coach is listed for the Los Angeles Clippers in the dated reference?
Tyronn Lue is listed for the Los Angeles Clippers in the dated reference checked on 2026-10-08 (source revision dated 2026-06-23), with a current-term start date of 2020-10-20. This is a dated source listing, not independent confirmation of the current appointment.
Which coaches appear in the collected 2025-26 game samples for the Los Angeles Clippers?
Tyronn Lue appear in the saved game samples. These observations do not establish who coached every game or verify a current appointment.
How good were the Los Angeles Clippers on offense and defense?
In 2025-26 the Los Angeles Clippers ranked 11th in offensive rating (117.1) and 18th in defensive rating (115.9) among the 30 NBA teams, for a net rating of +1.2.

Head coach references

Tyronn LueSource-listed term start: 2020-10-20 · checked 2026-10-08
Tyronn Lue age 49 · USA2025-26 · sampled game coach
Tyronn Lue age 49 · USA2024-25 · sampled game coach

Game samples do not establish who coached every game or verify a current appointment. Team season records are not attributed to an individual coach from these samples.

Coach reference checked 2026-10-08; source revision dated 2026-06-23. Source-listed records through 2025-26; career records cover the NBA and exclude the ABA. Dates and records are reported by the source, not calculated from our game samples. Reference revision. This snapshot does not independently verify current appointments.

Depth chart

DepthPGSGSFPFC
StarterDarius GarlandKeaton WaglerBrandon IngramDerrick Jones Jr.Brook Lopez
#2Kris DunnBradley BealMax StrusRui HachimuraIsaiah Jackson
#3Keaton WaglerGradey DickKobe SandersMax StrusMiller Baba
#4Bradley BealKris DunnRui HachimuraMiller BabaYanic Konan Niederhauser
#5Jordan MillerKobe SandersDerrick Jones Jr.Kobe Sanders—

Depth chart · updated Oct 9, 2026. A player can appear at more than one position.

Roster dates · 18 players
PlayerRoster datePrevious basketball team
Derrick Jones Jr.Jul 1, 2024—
Kris DunnJul 1, 2024—
Brook LopezJun 30, 2025—
Yanic Konan NiederhauserJul 7, 2025—
Jahmyl TelfortOct 18, 2025—
Darius GarlandFeb 3, 2026Cleveland Cavaliers
Isaiah JacksonFeb 5, 2026Indiana Pacers
Kobe SandersFeb 7, 2026—
Jordan MillerFeb 18, 2026—
Nick MartinelliJul 6, 2026—
Rui HachimuraJul 6, 2026—
Jalen PickettAug 5, 2026—
Yuki KawamuraAug 10, 2026—
Bradley BealAug 13, 2026—
Max StrusAug 19, 2026Cleveland Cavaliers
Brandon IngramSep 14, 2026Toronto Raptors
Gradey DickSep 14, 2026Toronto Raptors
Blake WesleySep 28, 2026—

Roster dates and previous basketball teams reported . These dates do not establish when a contract was signed; "—" means a previous basketball team is unavailable.

Payroll and roster moves

Contracts · total $166.06M (15 listed salaries)
PlayerSalaryThrough
Brandon Ingram$40.00MJun 2028
Darius Garland$39.45MJun 2028
Rui Hachimura$18.26MJun 2028
Max Strus$15.57MJun 2027
Derrick Jones Jr.$10.00MJun 2027
Brook Lopez$8.75MJun 2027
Isaiah Jackson$7.60M—
Kris Dunn$5.43MJun 2027
Gradey Dick$5.36MJun 2027
Bradley Beal$5.35MJun 2030
Blake Wesley$3.06M—
Yanic Konan Niederhauser$2.74MJun 2029
Jalen Pickett$2.06M—
Cam Christie$1.96MJun 2028
Kobe Sanders$475,497—

Sum of listed figures: the provider's single salary figure per player (its season is not stated; it can be a contract's average annual value). Not an official cap sheet: cap holds, dead money and unlisted contracts are not included.

Roster moves (last 12 months)
DatePlayerMoveFromTo
Oct 6, 2026Fletcher LoyerLeft rosterLos Angeles Clippers—
Sep 28, 2026Fletcher LoyerSigned—Los Angeles Clippers
Sep 27, 2026Blake WesleySigned—Los Angeles Clippers
Sep 24, 2026Jamarion SharpLeft rosterLos Angeles Clippers—
Sep 23, 2026Johni BroomeLeft rosterLos Angeles Clippers—
Sep 13, 2026Brandon IngramTradeToronto RaptorsLos Angeles Clippers
Sep 13, 2026Gradey DickTradeToronto RaptorsLos Angeles Clippers
Sep 13, 2026Kawhi LeonardTradeLos Angeles ClippersToronto Raptors
Aug 25, 2026Bennedict MathurinSignedLos Angeles ClippersNew Orleans Pelicans
Aug 18, 2026Max StrusTradeCleveland CavaliersLos Angeles Clippers
Aug 12, 2026Bradley BealSigned—Los Angeles Clippers
Aug 9, 2026Yuki KawamuraSigned—Los Angeles Clippers
Aug 5, 2026Sean PedullaLeft rosterLos Angeles Clippers—
Aug 4, 2026Jalen PickettSigned—Los Angeles Clippers
Jul 27, 2026Johni BroomeTradePhiladelphia 76ersLos Angeles Clippers
Jul 21, 2026Jamarion SharpSigned—Los Angeles Clippers
Jul 5, 2026Nick MartinelliSignedLos Angeles ClippersLos Angeles Clippers
Jul 5, 2026Rui HachimuraSigned—Los Angeles Clippers
Jul 5, 2026Nick MartinelliSignedLos Angeles ClippersLos Angeles Clippers
Jun 30, 2026John CollinsSignedLos Angeles ClippersDetroit Pistons
Jun 29, 2026Brandon IngramTradeToronto RaptorsLos Angeles Clippers
Jun 29, 2026Gradey DickTradeToronto RaptorsLos Angeles Clippers
Jun 29, 2026Kawhi LeonardTradeLos Angeles ClippersToronto Raptors
Jun 28, 2026Bogdan BogdanovićRoster moveLos Angeles ClippersNo team
Jun 28, 2026Norchad OmierRoster moveLos Angeles Clippers—
Mar 8, 2026Patty MillsRoster moveLos Angeles ClippersLa Laguna Tenerife
Feb 18, 2026Sean PedullaSigned—Los Angeles Clippers
Feb 18, 2026Norchad OmierSigned—Los Angeles Clippers
Feb 17, 2026Dalano BantonSignedNo teamLos Angeles Clippers
Feb 17, 2026Jordan MillerSignedLos Angeles ClippersLos Angeles Clippers
Feb 17, 2026Jordan MillerSignedLos Angeles ClippersLos Angeles Clippers
Feb 16, 2026Dalano BantonRoster moveLos Angeles Clippers—
Feb 6, 2026Kobe SandersSignedLos Angeles ClippersLos Angeles Clippers
Feb 6, 2026Dalano BantonRoster move—Los Angeles Clippers
Feb 6, 2026Kobe SandersSignedLos Angeles ClippersLos Angeles Clippers
Feb 4, 2026Bennedict MathurinTradeIndiana PacersLos Angeles Clippers
Feb 4, 2026Isaiah JacksonTradeIndiana PacersLos Angeles Clippers
Feb 4, 2026Kobe BrownTradeLos Angeles ClippersIndiana Pacers
Feb 4, 2026Ivica ZubacTradeLos Angeles ClippersIndiana Pacers
Feb 3, 2026Chris PaulTradeLos Angeles ClippersToronto Raptors

Move labels describe the provider's record neutrally: Trade (team to team), Signed (joined without a listed previous club), Left roster (departed without a listed new club). They are not contract terms.

Updated Oct 9, 2026.

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The story of the Los Angeles Clippers

The Los Angeles Clippers are an American professional basketball team based in the Greater Los Angeles area. The Clippers compete in the National Basketball Association (NBA) as a member of the Pacific Division of the Western Conference. The team plays its home games at Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California, beginning with the 2024–25 NBA season. Previously, the Clippers played their home games at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles from 1999 to 2024, which they had shared with the NBA's Los Angeles Lakers, the Los Angeles Sparks of the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA), and the Los Angeles Kings of the National Hockey League (NHL). They are frequently referred to as "the Clips" or "LAC".

The franchise was founded as the Buffalo Braves in 1970 as an expansion team. Led by Hall of FamerBob McAdoo, the Braves reached the NBA playoffs three times during their eight seasons in Buffalo. Conflicts with the Canisius Golden Griffins over Buffalo Memorial Auditorium and the sale of the franchise led to their relocation from Buffalo to San Diego, California, in 1978 and subsequent rebranding as the San Diego Clippers, in reference to the sailing ships seen in San Diego Bay. The team saw little success on the court and missed the playoffs during all six of their years in San Diego.

In 1984, owner Donald Sterling controversially relocated the franchise to Los Angeles without NBA approval, which was permitted following legal action between the league and Sterling. Over the course of their first 27 seasons in Los Angeles, the Clippers qualified for the postseason only four times and won a single playoff round. They also have suffered from two scandals in recent decades, the first resulting in Sterling being forced to sell the team to Steve Ballmer, and the second costing them five years of first-round draft picks. They have been frequently described as a perennial loser in American professional sports, drawing unfavorable comparisons to the historically successful Lakers.

Founded
1970
History
Buffalo Braves 1970–1978 San Diego Clippers 1978–1984 Los Angeles Clippers 1984–present
Arena
Intuit Dome
Location
Inglewood, California
Team colors
Navy blue, ember red, Pacific blue, silver
Head coach
Tyronn Lue
Ownership
Steve Ballmer (suspended)
G League affiliate
San Diego Clippers
Division titles
3 (2013, 2014, 2024)

All-time franchise leaders

Regular-season career totals with the franchise.

Points

  1. Randy Smith12,735
  2. Blake Griffin10,863
  3. Bob McAdoo9,434
  4. Elton Brand9,174
  5. Corey Maggette8,835
  6. Kawhi Leonard8,296
  7. Chris Paul7,721
  8. Danny Manning7,120
  9. DeAndre Jordan7,078
  10. Loy Vaught6,614

Minutes played

  1. Randy Smith24,393
  2. DeAndre Jordan21,045
  3. Blake Griffin17,706
  4. Elton Brand17,595
  5. Corey Maggette15,780
  6. Loy Vaught15,671
  7. Chris Kaman14,661
  8. Chris Paul14,113
  9. Ken Norman13,584
  10. Bob McAdoo13,381

Rebounds

  1. DeAndre Jordan7,988
  2. Ivica Zubac4,771
  3. Elton Brand4,710
  4. Blake Griffin4,686
  5. Loy Vaught4,471
  6. Bob McAdoo4,229
  7. Swen Nater4,168
  8. Chris Kaman4,109
  9. Benoit Benjamin3,538
  10. Randy Smith2,985

Assists

  1. Chris Paul4,076
  2. Randy Smith3,498
  3. Gary Grant2,810
  4. Norm Nixon2,540
  5. Blake Griffin2,133
  6. James Harden1,659
  7. Ron Harper1,463
  8. Ernie DiGregorio1,457
  9. Mark Jackson1,402
  10. Baron Davis1,398

Steals

  1. Randy Smith1,072
  2. Chris Paul913
  3. Gary Grant747
  4. Ron Harper606
  5. Kawhi Leonard548
  6. Danny Manning Blake Griffin484
  7. Loy Vaught468
  8. DeAndre Jordan448
  9. Elton Brand438

Blocks

  1. DeAndre Jordan1,277
  2. Benoit Benjamin1,117
  3. Elton Brand1,039
  4. Chris Kaman707
  5. Bob McAdoo614
  6. Ivica Zubac536
  7. Michael Olowokandi527
  8. Gar Heard477
  9. Charles Smith451
  10. Bo Outlaw421

Three-pointers made

  1. Paul George820
  2. Eric Piatkowski738
  3. Kawhi Leonard718
  4. JJ Redick674
  5. Jamal Crawford662
  6. Chris Paul628
  7. James Harden556
  8. Nicolas Batum524
  9. Norman Powell473
  10. Lou Williams447

Head coaches

26 head coaches in franchise history · 28 coaching terms.

#CoachTermFranchiseGWLWin%Playoffs W–LAchievements
26Tyronn Lue2020–presentLos Angeles Clippers482276206.57316–21
25Doc Rivers2013–2020Los Angeles Clippers564356208.63127–32One of the 15 Greatest Coaches in NBA History (2021)
24Vinny Del Negro2010–2013Los Angeles Clippers230128102.5576–11
23Kim Hughes2010Los Angeles Clippers33825.242—
22Mike Dunleavy, Sr.2003–2010Los Angeles Clippers541215326.3977–5
21Dennis Johnson2003Los Angeles Clippers24816.333—
20Alvin Gentry2000–2003Los Angeles Clippers22289133.401—
19Jim Todd2000Los Angeles Clippers37433.108—
18Chris Ford1998–2000Los Angeles Clippers952075.211—
17Bill Fitch1994–1998Los Angeles Clippers32899229.3020–3One of the top 10 coaches in NBA history (1996)
16Bob Weiss1993–1994Los Angeles Clippers822755.329—
15Larry Brown1992–1993Los Angeles Clippers1176453.5474–6One of the 15 Greatest Coaches in NBA History (2021)
14Mack Calvin1992Los Angeles Clippers211.500—
13Mike Schuler1990–1992Los Angeles Clippers1275275.409—
12Don Casey1989–1990Los Angeles Clippers1264185.325—
—Gene Shue1987–1989Los Angeles Clippers1202793.225—
11Don Chaney1985–1987Los Angeles Clippers18553132.286—
—Jim Lynam1984–1985Los Angeles Clippers612239.361—
10Jim Lynam1983–1984San Diego Clippers823052.366—
9Paul Silas1980–1983San Diego Clippers24678168.317—
8Gene Shue1978–1980San Diego Clippers1647886.476—
7Cotton Fitzsimmons1977–1978Buffalo Braves822755.329—
6Joe Mullaney1977Buffalo Braves291118.379—
5Bob MacKinnon1977Buffalo Braves734.429—
4Tates Locke1976–1977Buffalo Braves461630.348—
3Jack Ramsay1972–1976Buffalo Braves328158170.4829–13One of the top 10 coaches in NBA history (1996)
2Johnny McCarthy1971–1972Buffalo Braves812259.272—
1Dolph Schayes1970–1971Buffalo Braves832261.265—

Win% is calculated from the listed wins and losses; a dash means the rate is unavailable.

2025-26 final regular season

Conference standings
42–40Wins–losses
9Conference rank
23–18Home
19–22Road

WHYNBA reorganized the records; source order is retained. Checked . Historical records, not a current-season update.

2026 postseason results

Team’s playoff path

Completed-season results. WHYNBA reorganized the source records.

2025 NBA Cup

Completed group stage: West group B · 2–2 · rank 3. Did not qualify for knockout rounds.

Cup results for LA Clippers.

2025-26 team statistics

Saved season averages
113.8Points per game
40.6Rebounds per game
Head coach
Tyronn Lue
President of Basketball Operations
Lawrence Frank
Founded
1970
Division
Pacific

Basketball operations

Titles as published by each source · reviewed October 4, 2026
TitlePersonIn role sinceSource
President of Basketball OperationsLawrence FrankNot statedESPN, September 22, 2026 checked October 4, 2026
Interim President of Basketball OperationsTrent ReddenSeptember 22, 2026NBA.com, September 22, 2026 checked October 4, 2026
General manager duties (interim)Mark Hughes (not confirmed)September 22, 2026ESPN, September 22, 2026 · Hoops Rumors, September 23, 2026 (calls him interim GM) checked October 4, 2026

Lawrence Frank is serving an NBA suspension; Trent Redden was appointed interim president during it. No written team release states Mark Hughes's exact title.

Each role is shown with the title its source uses. Vacant, unconfirmed or conflicting roles are not filled in.

Roster

All NBA players

22 players in the licensed roster (updated Oct 9, 2026). Training-camp rosters can include players who will not make the opening-night team.

PlayerNo.Pos.HeightAgeCountrySalaryRoster date
Darius Garland10PG6′1″26USA$39.45MFeb 2026
Kris Dunn8 (unresolved)PG6′3″32USA$5.43MJul 2024
Yuki Kawamura8 (unresolved)PG5′7″25Japan—Aug 2026
Bradley Beal0SG6′4″33USA$5.35MAug 2026
Cam Christie24 (unresolved)SG6′5″21USA$1.96M—
Gradey Dick1 (unresolved)SG6′7″22USA$5.36MSep 2026
Jalen Pickett24 (unresolved)SG6′2″26USA$2.06MAug 2026
Keaton Wagler1 (unresolved)SG6′6″19USA——
Kobe Sanders4SG6′8″24USA$475,497Feb 2026
Baba Miller18SF6′11″22Spain——
Brandon Ingram3SF6′8″29USA$40.00MSep 2026
Derrick Jones Jr.5SF6′6″29USA$10.00MJul 2024
Jordan Miller22SF6′5″26USA—Feb 2026
Max Strus2SF6′5″30USA$15.57MAug 2026
Nick Martinelli12F6′7″22USA—Jul 2026
Rui Hachimura28PF6′8″28Japan$18.26MJul 2026
Brook Lopez11C7′1″38USA$8.75MJun 2025
Isaiah Jackson23C6′8″24USA$7.60MFeb 2026
Jamarion Sharp33C7′5″25USA——
Yanic Konan Niederhauser14C6′11″23Switzerland$2.74MJul 2025
Blake Wesley——————Sep 2026
Jahmyl Telfort——————Oct 2025

Roster, positions, heights, birth dates, nationalities and salaries. Entries with unresolved team information are omitted. Roster dates do not establish a contract signing. 6 player reports share a teammate's number and are marked unresolved. Join dates do not establish number ownership. See the jersey directory for the collected reports.

Games & schedule

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Game times: America/New York.

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The Clippers’ history includes Buffalo and San Diego before the franchise moved to Los Angeles. The team’s move into Intuit Dome in Inglewood in 2024 established a dedicated home distinct from its former shared arena. That geographic path helps explain the different eras in the franchise’s identity.

One franchise, three city names

The franchise began as the Buffalo Braves in 1970–71, became the San Diego Clippers in 1978–79, and moved to Los Angeles for 1984–85. These are successive chapters of one franchise, so Buffalo-era achievements belong in Clippers history.

Buffalo’s Bob McAdoo won the 1975 MVP award while averaging 34.5 points per game. Decades later, Chris Paul, Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan formed the core of the Clippers’ “Lob City” era.

The first conference-finals breakthrough came in 2021, when Terance Mann scored 39 in the Game 6 victory over Utah. Los Angeles erased a 25-point deficit and won 131–119, closing the series 4–2.

Which Los Angeles arena does an old report mean?

The Clippers moved into Staples Center when it opened in 1999. That downtown building became Crypto.com Arena on December 25, 2021. Intuit Dome is a separate arena in Inglewood, opened August 15, 2024. Its first Clippers regular-season game was against Phoenix on October 23, 2024.

When reading an archive or booking a trip, distinguish the building’s name from the team’s home designation. Check the specific matchup and venue on the Clippers schedule.

Before your first Intuit Dome visit

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