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DeMarcus Cousins is a Clipper — for at least the next 10 days. After clearing the NBA’s COVID-19 testing protocols the four-time All-Star center signed a 10-day contract Monday to provide more depth in the post as the Clippers wait for starting center Serge Ibaka to return from a back injury that has sidelined him three weeks. Five takeaways on what the signing of Cousins, who hasn’t played since Feb. 17, could mean: 1. For a second consecutive season the Clippers use one of their last roster spots on a former All-NBA-caliber center hoping to resuscitate his career. Last year it was Joa...

LOS ANGELES – Jamal Murray scored 23 points and the Denver Nuggets led all the way in beating the Los Angeles Clippers 101-94 on Thursday night for...

Photo by Jane Tyska/MediaNews Group/The Mercury News via Getty Images The Clippers played their most recent game against Orlando with only eight rotation players thanks to injuries and rookies who aren’t yet ready to play. Their injury report for tomorrow already ruled out four players, so it’s fair to say that the Clippers are in need of some bodies. Per reporting from Adrian Wojnarowski and Shams Charania, the cavalry is on its way. The Clippers will be using their 14th roster spot on DeMarcus Cousins, who was waived by the Rockets near the end of February. Houston is rebuilding, and ...

That doesn't mean we can't learn a little something about how these two teams match up from their first meeting of the season, one that finds the Embiid-less Sixers as six-point home underdogs, according to Pa.Unibet.com. Both rosters have undergone fairly significant changes since they last met in late February 2020 — boy, that feels like a lifetime ago — with both teams swapping out starters and the Sixers undergoing a dramatic transformation off of the floor. So while we must wait on the true litmus test game until Embiid returns, we have plenty to learn about this Sixers team's plan f...

Leonard, Clippers bounce back with win over Mavericks Kawhi Leonard scored 22 points, Marcus Morris Sr. added 14 in a rare start and the Los Angeles Clippers beat the Dallas Mavericks 109-99 on Monday night. The Canadian Press Kawhi Leonard , The Canadian Press DALLAS — Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers answered a couple of low moments in their season — and kept rolling on the second night of back-to-backs. Leonard scored 22 points, Marcus Morris Sr. added 14 in a rare start and the Clippers beat the Dallas Mavericks 109-99 on Monday. ...