Los Angeles Clippers News

The Detroit Pistons hope to put an end to their six-game losing streak tonight, when they host the Los Angeles Clippers at The Palace of Auburn Hills.

Reporting from Indianapolis - NBA game time was less than an hour away, but the coach had his eyes fixed firmly on the court.

Troy Murphy and Dahntay Jones paced a fourth-quarter comeback Wednesday that brought the Indiana Pacers an 86-73 decision over the Los Angeles Clippers.

Miami Heat forward Michael Beasley walks downcourt after making the winning basket with 1.6 seconds remaining.

Carmelo Anthony scored 22 points and Nene had 17 points, eight rebounds and six assists as the Denver Nuggets handed the Minnesota Timberwolves their 14th straight loss with a 124-111 victory Wednesday.

Greg Oden scored 18 points and Portland moved the Nets closer to an NBA record for futility to start a season in a 93-83 victory at the Rose Garden.

Preview: The Clippers -- 106-99 winners over Denver at home on Friday -- are 5-9 and still playing without No.

Fresh off a brief but successful homestand, the Los Angeles Clippers head to the road tonight to battle a sputtering Indiana Pacers team eager to break a four-game losing streak.

For the second time in a week, the Thunder followed a big win with a disappointing loss.

Clippers tonight VS. DENVER When: 7:30. Where: Staples Center. On the air: TV: Prime Ticket, ESPN; Radio: 980.

This is why i dont like Dunleavyhe buried Jordan and Collins and even Smith to a lesser degree.You have to trust your bench thru injuries.good or bad..its a long season and you will need these players.

Tim Duncan had another big game for San Antonio, and the Spurs' bench made sure it didn't go to waste this time.

The Thunder won the first meeting 83-79 four days ago when the Clippers scored only 10 fourth-quarter points, shooting 3-of-19 from the field.

The Minnesota Timberwolves hope to snap an ugly, 12-game losing streak in Hollywood Monday when they take on the Los Angeles Clippers at Staples Center.

Moving toward an actual good news day for the Clippers . . . incrementally. They are coming off Friday's inspiring seven-point victory against a Western Conference power, Denver.

One of those roll-around, rattle-around shots that falls when a guy can't seem to miss.

The Clippers are now without their most efficient offensive and defensive players, and the consequences of those absences are on full display tonight at the Pyramid.

Ralph Lawler hadn't missed a Los Angeles Clippers broadcast in 25 years. Not for a cold or flu or even a kidney stone attack.

For the most part, this current Clippers squad has looked like a generally improved team thus far, but tonight's poor performance evoked some horrible memories of the disaster that was last season.

Clippers General Manager and Coach Mike Dunleavy , with his team looking muddled defensively and in an opening-month spiral, on Thursday addressed the issue of his job security.