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The Los Angeles Clippers assigned forward Brandon Ingram to their G League affiliate as he works his way back from offseason surgery. The post Brandon Ingram Takes Big Step Towards NBA Return, Clippers Debut appeared first on LA Sports Report.
The Suns enter November with a 1-3 record and offensive woes, but a packed schedule offers a chance to turn things around. They host a seven‑game homestand from Nov 2‑15, facing the Warriors, Trail Blazers, Magic, Rockets, Spurs, Clippers, Hornets and Lakers, then embark on a five‑game road swing (Nuggets, Kings, Jazz, Pelicans, Rockets) that includes two NBA Cup matchups. Late‑month games pit Phoenix against rising stars Cooper Flagg and Darryn Peterson. With back‑to‑backs and limited travel, the Suns must find balance and depth to spark a win streak.
The Warriors host the Clippers without Stephen Curry and Draymond Green as both teams navigate major injuries.
The Toronto Raptors head to Los Angeles for a double‑header against the Lakers and Clippers on Nov. 1, marking their first meeting with either LA team this season. Former Raptor Sandro Mamukelashvili will suit up for the Lakers, while the Clippers’ ex‑All‑Star Brandon Ingram remains sidelined with injury. The Raptors, now 4‑2, aim to snap a winless streak against the Lakers dating back to Dec. 2022 and face a daunting frontcourt anchored by 7‑foot‑2 in Walker Kessler, who boasts 17 blocks in five games. With Kawhi Leonard out, Scottie Barnes and RJ Barrett must lead the offense and guard Luka Dončić, whose recent dominance over Toronto adds extra pressure.
Stephen Curry’s absence adds another layer of intrigue to an already compelling Western Conference matchup. With both teams dealing with key injuries, the spotlight falls on their available stars, projected lineups, and rotation depth. So, what should fans know before the action begins? From where to watch to the latest injury updates, here’s everything to […] The post Warriors vs. Clippers: Where to Watch, Injury Report and Everything You Need to Know appeared first on EssentiallySports .
Former NBA forward Josh Smith believes Kevin McHale's decision to bench James Harden during the Houston Rockets' comeback against the Los Angeles Clippers in the 2015 playoffs contributed to the coach's dismissal the following season. The post Josh Smith links Kevin McHale firing to James Harden appeared first on TalkBasket.net .
The Warriors head into a November 1 showdown with a reshaped Clippers squad at Chase Center. After a dramatic comeback win over the Lakers—trailing 38-15 and erasing a 23‑point deficit, a first in the shot‑clock era—Golden State sits at .500 despite missing Steph Curry and Draymond Green for the game. The Clippers, now 1-4, have lost Kawhi Leonard and rely on Darius Garland, Brandon Ingram and rookie Keaton Wagler, who posted 7‑of‑8 free throws in a recent 127-101 win in Minnesota. Warriors bench stars like De’Anthony Melton (16 pts) and Georges Niang (+21) could be pivotal, while Curry’s 29.2 PPG season and the Warriors’ small‑ball line‑up set the stage for a must‑watch clash.
Darius Garland has been efficient as a scorer, but not as a ball handler for the Clippers thus far.
The Oklahoma City Thunder’s injury crisis may hand a West‑coast opening to the Golden State Warriors. After the Oct. 25 loss to the Clippers, the Thunder have lost starter Jalen Williams (fractured fibula, dislocated ankle), Cason Wallace (torn labrum) and Chet Holmgren (patellar‑tendon tear), sidelining them for 8–10 weeks each, leaving only Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander and Moses Hartenstein healthy. The spate of injuries parallels past playoff upsets, and with other Western teams like the Timberwolves and Grizzlies also missing stars, the Warriors could capitalize as Jimmy Butler and Moses Moody return in 2027. The article examines how the Thunder’s depleted roster could reshape the conference race this season.
The LA Clippers are in need of a spark and must turn to the NBA G League for Yuki Kawamura to provide a boost.
The Spurs host the Timberwolves on Oct. 31, 2026 in a Western Conference semifinals preview. Minnesota will be without Anthony Edwards after knee surgery, but rely on LaMelo Ball and Jaden McDaniels after a 127‑101 win over the Clippers. San Antonio, still early in the season at 3‑2, looks to lock in its three‑guard rotation and await Tobias Harris’s debut. The game streams exclusively on DAZN at 7:00 PM CT.
The Golden State Warriors have a busy schedule ahead, with Stephen Curry among the players to watch before Sunday's matchup with the Los Angeles Clippers.
Golden State Warriors guard Steph Curry will not participate in Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Clippers due to injury management. The post Clippers Finally Get Good News Amid Brutal 4-Game Skid appeared first on LA Sports Report.
Rudy Gobert's performance against the Clippers was encouraging, but his struggles remain a concern. The Timberwolves need that improvement to last.
After Friday’s resounding victory in the NBA Cup group play stage against the Los Angeles Lakers, Warriors stars Stephen Curry and Draymond Green will miss Sunday’s game against the Clippers. The NBA’s latest injury report lists Curry and Green out, along with Moses Moody and Jimmy Butler. Curry is out with a right knee injury, […] The post Why Stephen Curry, Draymond Green are ruled out for Sunday’s game vs. Clippers appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg gushes over Stephen Curry’s ankle‑breaking move that dropped Luka Doncic to the floor before Curry nailed a 3‑pointer in Golden State’s 112‑95 win over the Lakers on Oct. 31, 2026. The play helped the Warriors erase a 25‑point deficit and clinch their third straight victory, lifting them to a 3‑3 record. Lendeborg, who previously critiqued Doncic, called the moment a major energy boost and praised Curry as “big bro.” The win sets up a matchup against the Clippers Sunday.
Two nights before the Lakers’ collapse in San Francisco, JJ Redick praised Jarred Vanderbilt after a win over the Clippers. He said that he was “always gonna impact the game with just his effort.” On Friday, the Lakers’ coach left Chase Center with more questions about the officials than answers. “I tend to agree with […] The post JJ Redick Makes Feelings Clear on NBA Refs’ Controversial Decisions After Lakers’ Collapse vs Warriors appeared first on EssentiallySports .
Stephen A. Smith ignites controversy on First Take by labeling Kawhi Leonard the "worst superstar in sports" and accusing him of getting paid without working, amid Leonard's knee swelling that sidelines him early in the 2026‑27 NBA season. The rant follows Leonard's 2025 trade request from the Clippers and his move to the Toronto Raptors, which sparked investigations into alleged salary‑cap violations. Fans and Spurs supporters have flooded social media with memes and criticism of Smith's tirade, reigniting debate over Leonard's status as a true superstar. The post invites readers to join the discussion in the Spurs community thread.
The Minnesota Timberwolves dominate the Los Angeles Clippers 127-101 on Oct. 30, 2026, snapping a recent slump after a loss to Golden State. Without Anthony Edwards, Bones Hyland leads with 20 points and eight assists, while Jaden McDaniels adds a efficient 23 points on 11‑of‑15 shooting, six rebounds and seven assists. LaMelo Ball contributes 9‑of‑20 shooting, including 6‑of‑15 from three, and Rudy Gobert records nine points, 13 rebounds and four assists. The win showcases the Wolves’ depth and resilience, highlighting a balanced offensive effort and strong rebounding as key to the 26‑point victory. Fans get a morale boost as the team proves it can thrive amid roster changes.
MINNEAPOLIS — After a rough 0-13 shooting stretch for Timberwolves center Rudy Gobert that drew major criticism from fans and even his coach, the four-time defensive player of the year responded in a big way. “I see a lot of short arms, a lot of flips, a lot of like kind of finesse shots around […] The post Timberwolves’ Chris Finch praises Rudy Gobert for making ‘all the right plays’ in win over Clippers appeared first on ClutchPoints .
During the Clippers’ 103-87 loss to the Lakers on Oct. 29, 2026, arena host Hannah Cormier was caught on a hot‑mic clip that seemed to capture a loud fart as she introduced the dance team. The video went viral, racking up over 5 million views and sparking rumors that she produced the sound. Cormier posted an Instagram video denying the accusation, suggesting the noise was added by the uploader for clicks. The California Post echoed her view, noting the sound appears dubbed rather than a genuine mic incident.
Lakers coach praises bench depth after impressive win over Clippers.
The Clippers head to Minnesota on Friday, Oct. 30, 2026, for an 8 PM ET Western Conference clash at the Target Center. Tune in via CBS, ClipperVision, NBC or stream on Fubo (free trial). Minnesota is without Anthony Edwards, who is sidelined after a knee injury despite averaging 33.3 points in the first four games. The Wolves will rely on LaMelo Ball, Jonathan Kuminga and Jaden McDaniels, while Kawhi Leonard leads the Clippers, hoping his scoring and defense give them an edge against Rudy Gobert’s defense. The game promises high stakes despite the injury setback.
Rui Hachimura reveals his disappointment after the Lakers chose not to re‑sign him, opting for Sandro Mamukelashvili instead. Despite wanting a contract extension and being a playoff contributor, Hachimura’s free‑agency talks stalled and he signed with the LA Clippers, returning to Crypto.com Arena on Oct. 23, 2026. He told the California Post that the decision was “on them,” noting the Lakers’ shift toward versatile, dribble‑shooting wings. The move, confirmed by Shams Charania, underscores the Lakers’ roster overhaul ahead of the 2026‑27 season.
Lakers guard Luka Doncic returns from back tightness and is cleared for Friday’s showdown with Golden State, while forward Ziaire Williams, also sidelined Wednesday, is now officially out with a left‑foot injury. Grimes, who earned a $60 million, four‑year deal, steps up off the bench, dropping 23 points, five assists and four steals in a win over the Clippers. New owners Josh Kushner and Bob Iger are courting minority investors, eyeing $250‑300 million stakes. Meanwhile, 23‑year‑old big man Lawson Lovering signs a two‑year two‑way contract that could run through 2027‑28 if he stays on the roster.