Milos Teodosic joined the Clippers aged 30, with his prime years already behind him. But in the EuroLeague, he was anything but average.

The NBA Finals are a week away, and once a champion is crowned it's full steam ahead to free agency. With a few stars possibly on the move, we could have a crazy offseason of trades, especially if Giannis Antetokounmpo does orchestrate an exit from the Milwaukee Bucks.

Explore the high-stakes Clippers NBA Draft Trade scenario in 2025 as the franchise looks to support its aging stars before the window closes.

The Indiana Pacers and the Oklahoma City Thunder took very different paths to their NBA Finals matchup. But for both teams, the journey to conference championships began with trading Paul George.

The Los Angeles Clippers will surely be looking to take the next step as a Western Conference contender this offseason, and that strategy reportedly may include targeting some championship experience in their backcourt.

The Clippers missed on Celtics guard Jrue Holiday back in 2023, but that doesn't mean they've lost interest in 2025.

A new rumor adds the Los Angeles Clippers to the list of potential landing spots for two-time NBA champion Jrue

Clippers wing Amir Coffey heads into this offseason as an unrestricted free agent. He is coming off of a productive season off the Clippers' bench and Forbes' Mat Issa named him the NBA 's "best kept secret" ahead of free agency.

Holiday has even found his name floated in a few trade rumors, such as for the Dallas Mavericks and Clippers, coming from trusted NBA sources. Those rumors may have some truth at their roots, but even if they are, what could a team like the Clips send back to Boston in such a deal that would make sense for both sides?

With such a talent divide between the East and West, Towns has proven to be one of, if not the best, centers in his conference. Former LA Clippers star Lou Williams certainly thinks so, as he made a bold proclamation on FanDuel's NBA show, Run It Back.