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Game Highlights from Clippers YT Channel News broke prior to tipoff that Kawhi Leonard will be sidelined for weeks due to his ongoing knee issues. But that didn't faze the die-hard fans one bit. They still showed up in full force at the Clippers' new home - The Intuit Dome. Coming in short on firepower against the Phoenix Suns' BIG 3 of Kevin Durant, Bradley Beal, and Devin Booker, the Clippers fought back from a 14-point deficit in the first half but ultimately lost in an overtime battle, with the Suns emerging victorious 116-113. James Harden had a near triple double game, 29 points, 12 rebounds and 8 assists. Harden tried to do everything for the Clips but looked spent on crucial moments. Center Ivica Zubac also came through with 21 points for the home team. Post game, Harden took accountability stating: "Individually for me, I got to play way better, you know what I mean? I think it was just having that week off, getting adjusted to the pace of the game. All of the above. Shooting the ball well, something that I can control, taking better shots. … And then just turning the ball over. Not just getting a quality shot possession by possession. … My play has to be a lot better.” Kevin Durant led Phoenix with 25 points, 7 rebounds and 3 steals while Bradley Beal had 24 points and Devin Booker added 15 before fouling out in regulation. The Clippers travel next to Denver and Golden State for their next two games. They will then return home for a back-to-back beginning October 30 and October 31. CLIPPERS TICKETS Link to Download the INTUIT DOME app: CLICK HERE

Kai Jones of the LA Clippers pictured in one of his dunks during the preseason game against the Dallas Mavericks. Photo by Bryan Boado for Tangent Zine It was a historic day in the world of basketball as the Los Angeles Clippers and their fans stepped onto the court of their brand new $2 billion Intuit Dome arena for the very first time. The Clippers, sans Kawhi Leonard (knee rehab) played as beautiful as the new arena and blew out the visiting Mavericks 110-96, who were also without Luka Doncic (calf contusion) and Kyrie Irving (rest). Vibe City Clippers step into their first game at the Intuit Dome. Photo by Bryan Boado for Tangent Zine Six Clippers finished in double figures including an impressive Kai Jones who entertained the fans with high flying dunks and nasty blocks. With Kawhi not suiting up for the remaining preseason games and his status uncertain for the season opener, the Clippers offered a glimpse tonight and a lot of potential demonstrating cohesiveness and teamwork-on both ends of the floor. Photos Taken by Bryan Boado for Tangent Zine UP NEXT: CLIPPERS VS KINGS (PRESEASON) CLIPPERS TICKETS

LOS ANGELES—Its been six long years since NBA superstar Chris Paul left Los Angeles to play for three It became clear last Monday night, a weekday, that the multiple NBA all star and two time Olympic gold In his decorated basketball career, Chris Paul is yet to become an NBA Champion.

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Highlights from the NBA's YT channel Superstar duo Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving came up clutch again Video from Chaz NBA's YT Channel He appeared dazed and wobbled as Markieff Morris helped him walk to Winner for photo of the year, dunk of the year and block of the year as voted by the NBA Fan Awards 2024

Highlights from the NBA's YT channel The Dallas Mavericks erased an 18-point deficit and defeated the

Highlights from the NBA's YT channel A confident Anthony Edwards boldly declared after the Minnesota

On the night he accepted his third NBA MVP in four years, a feat that puts him in basketball's elite NBA sixth man of the year Naz Reid and Kyle Anderson attempted to defend and trap the Joker, but the Highlights from NBA's YT channel In his game 5 tour de force masterpiece, the Joker was flawless in 41

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(Luka Doncic shoots over Amir Coffey in game 5 of their playoff series. Photo by Bryan Boado @ Tangent Zine) In what could be their final home game in downtown Los Angeles, the Clippers were handed the biggest defeat in their post season history losing by 30 points to the Dallas Mavericks, 123-93. It was one of those miserable nights when the Clippers superstars just don't pop. Paul George, Russel Westbrook and James Harden seem to play with blindfolds on and could not sink a shot, even when left open. Against an intense, physical Dallas defense employed on them, Westbrook, Harden and George combined to shoot 8 of 36, including 3-of-13 from 3-point range. (James Harden goes for his trademark floater against the Dallas Mavericks. Photo by Bryan Boado @ Tangent Zine) (Ivica Zubac dunks over Kyrie Irving and Daniel Gafford. Photo by Bryan Boado @ Tangent Zine) Clippers coach Ty Lue echoed his sentiments post-game, “We just didn’t play well all around, defensively, offensively, we just didn’t play a good game, that’s okay, turn the page, they still have to win four games. (Derrick Jones Jr. in an alley-oop play in game 5 against the LA Clippers. Photo by Bryan Boado @ Tangent Zine) Playing with a sprained right knee and upper respiratory illness, Luka magic was in full effect. The Slovenian superstar tallied 35 points, seven rebounds and 10 assists while his co-star Kyrie Irving logged 14 points and six assists. Former slam dunk champion Derrick Jones Jr. remains to be a menace for the Clippers offense as he blocked three shots and forced the players he is guarding to a turnover or a miss. The Mavericks now lead the series 3-2 with homecourt advantage in their favor. Dončić and company will have a chance to close out the series in Game 6 in Dallas on Friday (6:30 p.m. PST, ESPN) (Photos by Bryan Boado @ Tangent Zine)