For most of NBA history, a series of signings like this would be business as usual for a win-now team built around a 34-year-old wing (Kawhi Leonard) and a primary playmaker who will turn 36 before the season starts (James Harden).

The Los Angeles Clippers will be heading into the 2025-26 season with one of the most formidable rosters in the NBA. With their latest offseason signings, the Clippers have added a potent blend of depth and talent to an already capable squad.

Chris Paul has indicated the 2025-26 season will be his final year in the NBA before retirement. The free agent guard has made a decision on where he’ll spend his last stop, and he’s going back to the place where he enjoyed the most success in his Hall of Fame career.

Jordan Miller caps a strong summer showing with 24 points, but the Clippers get outscored by 22 points in the second quarter and never recover in a 105-82 loss.

The Los Angeles Clippers added reinforcement when they acquired star guard Bradley Beal. The three-time All-Star finalized his contract buyout with the Phoenix Suns and immediately joined the Clippers on a two-year,

BREAKING: Three-time NBA All-Star Bradley Beal has agreed to a contract buyout with the Phoenix Suns and plans to join the Los Angeles Clippers on a two-year, $11 million deal with a player option after clearing waivers, Mark Bartelstein of @PrioritySports told ESPN. pic.twitter.com/gxZB0ObSms

This Wednesday, former Wizards and Suns player Bradley Beal agreed to a contract buyout by Phoenix to sign with the Los Angeles Clippers. Beal and the Clippers have decided on a two-year, $11 million contract.

After the Clippers officially added Bradley Beal to their roster, they have one roster spot open. Based on Frank's comments during a Zoom meeting Saturday, that spot is likely to go to Chris Paul, arguably the greatest player in the franchise's history.