Patrick Beverley has big shoes to fill as the point guard the Los Angeles Clippers received in the Chris Paul trade. Here are five goals for him in 2017-18.
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The Sacramento Kings had a number of interesting storylines during their media day today, in terms of both on and off-court narratives.
The Los Angeles Clippers open training camp for the 2017-18 season tomorrow. Here are five takeaways from today's Media Day.
The Los Angeles Clippers now have a drastically different lineup from their 2016-17 group, but similar expectations. Here are some strengths and weaknesses.
Despite last year's playoff berth, the Milwaukee Bucks are one of the youngest teams in the league. They kept their vet around, re-signing Jason Terry.
After less than a minute of court time with the Cavaliers, Andrew Bogut is back in the Western Conference on a one-year deal with the Los Angeles Lakers.
The Los Angeles Clippers have a point guard battle on their hands next season, with Milos Teodosic and Patrick Beverley vying for the starting job at point.
The Los Angeles Clippers continue to add to their front office staff, signing executive Mark Hughes as the second new assistant GM this summer.
The Los Angeles Clippers arguably overhauled their roster more than any other team in the NBA this offseason. Here is a look at their moves.
The Los Angeles Clippers have already overhauled their front office this offseason. They continued those changes by adding Michael Winger and Trent Redden.
The Los Angeles Clippers were thin on big man depth last season, which showed in the playoffs. Signing 7-footer Marshall Plumlee improves that lack of size.
The Los Angeles Clippers may have just been through an unpopular recent rebrand. However, the new jerseys appear to be a step in the right direction.
The Los Angeles Clippers restructured their front office and relieved Doc Rivers of his front office responsibilities to shift his focus to coaching.
The Los Angeles Clippers shored up their backup big man rotation by agreeing to a one-year $1.5 million deal with Willie Reed.
With Gordon Hayward going to Boston, the Utah Jazz now have a defense-first roster. They further committed to the defensive end by signing Thabo Sefolosha.
After waiving Tyler Zeller and renouncing Kelly Olynyk, the Boston Celtics needed a backup center. They found their man in former Piston Aron Baynes.
In yet another move linking the Memphis Grizzlies to the Sacramento Kings this offseason, Tyreke Evans signed a one-year $3.3 million deal to go to Memphis.
The Los Angeles Clippers agreed to sign European star point guard Milos Teodosic to a two-year, $12.3 million deal to be their starting point guard.
The Los Angeles Clippers landed Danilo Gallinari in a sign-and-trade that cost them Jamal Crawford, Diamond Stone and two future picks.
Ben McLemore will sign with the Memphis Grizzlies after four years in Sacramento. The move is a low risk, high reward signing for Memphis.