Paul: NBA All-Defensive First Team

The National Basketball Association has announced that Los Angeles Clippers' All-Star point guard Chris Paul has been named to the NBA All-Defensive First Team. Paul garnered a total of 33 points (13 first place votes, seven second place votes), becoming the first player in franchise history to be named to the team. MORE

Reggie Evans: Round 1 Star

The Clippers may not have known exactly what Reggie Evans would bring to the table when they signed him in December, but as the season progressed the 10-year veteran became a fan favorite and helped swing their first round series against the Grizzlies. READ

Records, Achievements & More

The Clippers secured their franchise best winning percentage during the 2011-12 regular season, but there were a number of other records and achievements that made the season the best in team history. READ

Thank You Clipper Nation

Your cheers are still ringing in our ears. Thank you Clipper Nation. We never forget that even though we are the team on the court, there is always a whole nation that stands behind us. Want to join the rise? FIND OUT MORE

Clippers Exit with Media Session

Clippers personnel gathered Monday for exit interviews after their season-ending loss to San Antonio the night before. Several players, head coach Vinny Del Negro, and Vice President of Basketball Operations Neil Olshey also met with the media to reflect on the season and discuss potential plans for the summer. READ

Clippers Season Ends in Sweep

One of the greatest seasons in Clippers history ended Sunday night after the Spurs finished off a four-game sweep with a 102-99 win at Staples Center. Chris Paul had 23 points and 11 assists in his best game of the series. Blake Griffin added 21 points and Eric Bledsoe had 17 off the bench. RECAP | TOP PLAYS | POSTGAME