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Bradley Beal to sign with LA Clippers

NBA rumors: Bradley Beal stiff-armed Lakers before joining Clippers

Bradley Beal reportedly showed little interest in joining the Los Angeles Lakers before agreeing to a two-year, $11 million deal with the Los Angeles Clippers, according to ClutchPoints NBA insider B...

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Swanson: Clippers get steal in Bradley Beal and look good – on paper

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New Report on Clippers Star Recruiting Bradley Beal

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Over 10 NBA Teams Could Chase Luka Doncic If He Doesn't Sign Lakers Extension

According to ESPN’s Brian Windhorst, the Lakers are stuck in what he calls a “stress max” situation, the pivotal second max contract in a superstar’s career that often determines the trajectory of bo...

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Lakers Are Reportedly "Stressed" About Luka Doncic's $229 Million Contract Situation

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Luka Doncic's Future With Lakers in Jeopardy After Team Mishandles LeBron James Saga

Lakers, Clippers forge parallel paths to flexibility. Will they see stars at the end?

In Southern California, every move — and non-move — being made is happening with visions of pouncing if another superstar comes calling.

LeBron James expected to re-sign with Lakers after 25-26 season despite recent rumors

LeBron James is expected to re-sign with the Los Angeles Lakers after the 2025-26 season, provided that he does not retire.

Lakers Nation2h

How the Lakers’ Bold Offseason Moves Are Shaping Their Championship Odds

The Lakers have once more seized the spotlight with headlines swirling, and rumors spread as they maneuver through a pivotal summer.

Los Angeles Times3y

Discussing Lakers, Clippers free agency options: big names, small pay ...

The Lakers and Clippers have many holes to fill. The Times' NBA reporters discuss the big names in play, all of whom will have to take small pay.

CBSSports.com1y

Lakers, Clippers fail in NBA free agency as the L.A. teams fall into ...

Lakers, Clippers fail in NBA free agency as the L.A. teams ... constrictive team-building reality are other would-be competitors that appear well built but with limited or almost no flexibility.