The Clippers’ conundrum: They’re good, but they’re not good enough.

Former LA Clippers star Quentin Richardson defended James Harden after his Game 7 performance against the Denver Nuggets.

A Clippers season that exceeded expectations is difficult to appreciate in the aftermath of the blowout loss in Denver.

The first came in the 1978 Western Conference Finals, the year the Nuggets won their first NBA playoff series and became the ...

James Harden remains among the most dynamic players in basketball, but his ability to lead (or lack thereof) is an Achilles ...

Denver Nuggets firmly closeout game against LA Clippers in a stunning 120-101 Game 7 win, set to face top-seeded Oklahoma ...

For all the talent, all the star power, and all the regular-season noise, the Los Angeles Clippers’ season ended the way it ...

An NBA insider recently went into detail breaking down the career playoff shortcomings of Clippers guard James Harden.

The Clippers can't blame injuries this time around, as Kawhi Leonard and James Harden both played all seven games without ...

Kawhi Leonard responded to a question regarding his future with James Harden and the Clippers after their series loss to the ...

Harden didn't stick around to talk to the media after the game as his streaks of bad performances in the playoffs continued.

In fact, Harden's letdowns aren't just reserved for Game 7s. Up against any elimination game, the former league MVP is liable ...