The NBA, however, said that a report that came out on Monday contained 'numerous and significant inaccuracies'

The LA Clippers are likely to retain a productive player this offseason who played a key role on an NBA Finals team just over a year ago.

L.A.’s franchises enlivened the NBA offseason with explosive stories on the same day this week … and it all appears far from over.

The NBA isn’t ready to let the Los Angeles Clippers off the hook just yet — and it made that abundantly clear after an ESPN report suggested the league’s investigation had taken a potentially significant turn.

The Los Angeles Clippers' trade of Kawhi Leonard to the Toronto Raptors appears as though it will go through after all.

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A spokesperson for the Clippers declined to answer questions about the nature or content of the NBA's initial findings or the ongoing discussions. But in a statement provided to ESPN, the Clippers said the team "introduced players,

Is a potential return for Bennedict Mathurin still on horizon after the Los Angeles Clippers re-signed Bradley Beal?