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Clippers can't fault Paul George for wishing he'd joined Celtics sooner (opens the original)
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Over two years ago, Paul George left the LA Clippers in free agency to sign a four-year max deal with the Sixers, more than he would've gotten had he stayed put. It wasn't an ideal ending, especially given what the team gave up to get him in 2019, but it wasn't some bad breakup, either. So hearing the forward say on his first media day with the Celtics that he wishes he had been in Boston sooner shouldn't be taken as a slight, since he said it wasn't. “I wish I was here a lot sooner. Not to disc
Steve Ballmer suspension oddly feels like justice for doing Blake Griffin wrong (opens the original)
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Steve Ballmer is serving a one-year suspension for his role in the LA Clippers' Kawhi Leonard cap-circumvention scandal; he initially said he would fight it but has since said he will comply with the punishment. The whole thing had nothing to do with Blake Griffin, who retired from the NBA three years ago and last suited up for the Clippers in January 2018, more than a year before they lured Leonard to Los Angeles. While Ballmer didn't commit any league offenses in how he handled the end of Grif
Karl-Anthony Towns isn't coming to save the Clippers (opens the original)
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Picture it now. Karl-Anthony Towns declines his $61 million player option next summer to become an unrestricted free agent and doesn't want to re-sign with the Knicks. Instead, he takes his talents to the West Coast, specifically to the LA Clippers. If you're having a hard time envisioning that, it's because it won't happen. Not the part about Towns leaving New York, but about going to Los Angeles. The Clippers are slated to be one of the teams with cap space next summer to make a run at KAT if
Bucks could put Clippers' Kawhi Leonard cap circumvention in new light (opens the original)
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The LA Clippers and Kawhi Leonard were at the center of the main cap circumvention scandal this summer (and over the past year), so much so that the Bucks' investigation became an afterthought. But Milwaukee is still under investigation for the four-year, $64 million guaranteed deal Gary Trent Jr. signed this offseason, and, as Joe Vardon of The Athletic wrote on Wednesday, if they're found guilty, their punishment could be just as harsh, if not more so (subscription required). If league investi
If Clippers want Jalen Duren, they might have a real chance at getting him (opens the original)
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Jalen Duren is a name the LA Clippers should have on their watch list, especially after the latest update from Shams Charania. The ESPN NBA insider reported that the Pistons upped their offer to the center to $200 million over five years, which you'd think would get him to sign, but no. He's still a restricted free agent. Marc Spears said last week on ESPN that he heard it wasn't about the money for Duren and noted how disrespected the center felt. Now that we know the Pistons gave him what he w
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