NBA · Western Pacific · Est. 1970
LAClippers
What's happening now
Refreshed from ESPN automaticallyRecord
0–0
4th in Western Pacific
Next game
vs/at Sacramento Kings, Thu, Oct 22, 2026 2:30 AM
Division
Western Pacific
Est. 1970 · Intuit Dome
Western Pacific standings
| Team | W | L | Pct |
|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles Lakers | 0 | 0 | — |
| Phoenix Suns | 0 | 0 | — |
| Sacramento Kings | 0 | 0 | — |
| Golden State Warriors | 0 | 0 | — |
| LA Clippers | 0 | 0 | — |
Recent moves
- TradeAcquired Max Strus from Cleveland in a five-team trade; sent out Ismaël Kamagate and a 2027 second-round pick2026-08-20
- SigningRe-signed Bradley Beal2026-08-13
- TradeAcquired Johni Broome and a 2027 second-round pick from Philadelphia, sending cash2026-07-28
- TradeTraded John Collins to Detroit in a sign-and-trade (six-team trade); received a protected 2028 second-round pick2026-07-09
Instant answers
StatMuse-style — answers the exact questionHave the Clippers ever reached the NBA Finals?
No. Across the Buffalo Braves, San Diego Clippers, and LA Clippers eras, the franchise has never appeared in an NBA Finals.
Who led the Clippers in scoring in 2025-26?
Kawhi Leonard, at 27.9 points per game, before being traded to Toronto in the 2026 offseason.
Where do the Clippers play home games?
Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California, which opened in 2024.
Statistical leaders
Points
27.9 PPG
Kawhi Leonard (2025-26; traded to Toronto in 2026 offseason)
1Rebounds
11.0 RPG
Ivica Zubac (2025-26; traded away previously)
1Assists
8.1 APG
James Harden (2025-26, with Clippers before Feb. 2026 trade)
1Steals
1.9 SPG
Kawhi Leonard (2025-26)
1Team Record
42-40
2025-26 final record; lost Play-In Tournament to Golden State, missed playoffs
9th WestRoster
18 listed · membership/status live from ESPN, cap hits refresh periodically| Player | Pos | Age | Status | Cap Hit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BBBradley Beal | G | 33 | Active | $6,424,800 |
| CCCam Christie | G | 21 | Active | not found |
| GDGradey Dick | G | 22 | Active | $7,131,511 |
| KDKris Dunn | G | 32 | Active | not found |
| DGDarius Garland | G | 26 | Active | $42,166,510 |
| RHRui Hachimura | F | 28 | Active | $14,000,000 |
| BIBrandon Ingram | F | 29 | Active | $40,000,000 |
| IJIsaiah Jackson | F | 24 | Active | $7,000,000 |
| DJDerrick Jones Jr. | F | 29 | Active | $10,476,190 |
| BLBrook Lopez | C | 38 | Active | $9,187,500 |
| NMNick Martinelli | F | 22 | Active | not found |
| BMBaba Miller | F | 22 | Active | not found |
| JMJordan Miller | G | 26 | Active | not found |
| YNYanic Konan Niederhauser | C | 23 | Active | not found |
| JPJalen Pickett | G | 26 | Active | not found |
| KSKobe Sanders | G | 24 | Active | not found |
| MSMax Strus | G | 30 | Active | $16,660,836 |
| KWKeaton Wagler | G | 19 | Active | not found |
Salary cap
Periodic refresh, not live — see Setup & SyncTotal allocations
$188.9M
Cap space
-$24.0M (over the cap; threshold ~$165M)
Dead cap
not found
Biggest cap hits
What they've accomplished
Championships (all-time)
0
0 NBA Finals, 0 other titles
Championship history
No NBA Finals championships found for this franchise.
The complete story
The Clippers franchise began in 1970 as the Buffalo Braves, relocating to San Diego in 1978 and to Los Angeles in 1984, where the team spent decades as the city's long-overshadowed second franchise under controversial owner Donald Sterling until his forced sale in 2014. Microsoft billionaire Steve Ballmer bought the team that year and has invested heavily since, building the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, which opened in 2024 as the Clippers' first arena independent of the Lakers. The 'Lob City' era of Chris Paul, Blake Griffin, and DeAndre Jordan in the early 2010s brought new relevance, followed by the 2019 arrivals of Kawhi Leonard and Paul George, who led the franchise to its deepest playoff runs, including a 2021 trip to the Western Conference Finals, though the Clippers have never reached an NBA Finals. The 2026 offseason brought a major reset: the team traded Leonard to Toronto and retooled around Brandon Ingram, Darius Garland (acquired from Cleveland for James Harden in February 2026), and Bradley Beal under head coach Tyronn Lue.
Who built the franchise
Bob McAdoo
Hall of Fame forward, 1975 scoring champion/MVP
Chris Paul
Lob City floor general, franchise assists leader
Blake Griffin
Lob City All-Star forward
DeAndre Jordan
Elite defender/rebounder, Lob City era
Kawhi Leonard
2-time Finals MVP (with other teams), led Clippers' best playoff runs
Transactions
Refreshed from ESPN automatically| Date | Type | Move |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-08-20 | Trade | Acquired Max Strus from Cleveland in a five-team trade; sent out Ismaël Kamagate and a 2027 second-round pick |
| 2026-08-13 | Signing | Re-signed Bradley Beal |
| 2026-07-28 | Trade | Acquired Johni Broome and a 2027 second-round pick from Philadelphia, sending cash |
| 2026-07-09 | Trade | Traded John Collins to Detroit in a sign-and-trade (six-team trade); received a protected 2028 second-round pick |
| 2026-07-09 | Trade | Traded Kawhi Leonard to Toronto for Gradey Dick, Brandon Ingram, and future picks/swap rights |
| 2026-07-06 | Signing | Signed Rui Hachimura in free agency (from the Lakers) |
| 2026-06-24 | Draft | Selected Keaton Wagler (G, Illinois) with the No. 5 pick |
