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The 2025-26 Clippers landed in ninth place overall, missing the playoffs for the first time in many seasons. Their 42-40 record was helped by Kris Dunn. Dunn played in all 82 games this season and averaged 27.2 minutes per game. Kawhi Leonard ranked 6th in points per game with 27.9. He played in 65 games. Ivica Zubac averaged 10.6 rebounds per game.
2024–25 Season Recap
The Clippers finished the regular season with a strong 50–32 record, earning the 5th seed in the Western Conference. They played at their new Intuit Dome under coach Tyronn Lue and ranked among the league’s top defensive teams with a +4.7 net rating. In the playoffs, Los Angeles battled through a hard-fought first-round series against the Denver Nuggets, pushing it to Game 7 before bowing out 4–3. Despite changes ahead, the team still features stars like James Harden, Kawhi Leonard, and an emerging young core, showing resilience and high expectations for next season.
2023–24 Season
Los Angeles went 51–31 (fourth in the West) and entered the playoffs as a strong contender. Powered by a top-4 offense, they nevertheless fell in six games to the Dallas Mavericks, unable to match Luka Dončić’s dominant backcourt.
2022–23 Season
The Clippers posted a 44–38 record and made the playoffs, but were ousted in five games by the Phoenix Suns. Paul George and Kawhi Leonard led the scoring with over 1,300 points each.
2021–22 Season
With a 42–40 record, Los Angeles reached the Play-In Tournament but lost to Minnesota in the 7th vs. 8th matchup. Key contributors included Paul George, Norman Powell, Reggie Jackson, and Marcus Morris Sr.
Roster Rebuild & “Lob City” Era
The Clippers became a major contender by signing Paul George and Kawhi Leonard, transforming the team under the “Lob City” backbone. However, aging stars and playoff exits led to roster shakeups, including Chris Paul’s departure and Blake Griffin’s return on a new deal.
