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Utah Jazz starting point guard Mo Williams plans to schedule an MRI test on Sunday to determine the severity of a right thumb injury he sustained midway through Saturday's loss to the Miami Heat.

Chris Broussard provides his list of five teams poised to make a jump in the standings next season based on their moves this offseason, and five teams due for a decline.

Story | Conversation | July 25, 2012

It's a strange NBA world right now. Thirty-five is the new 25, and rivalries among players and teams seem to be as shallow as a Kim Kardashian marriage.

The Clippers are going to bring back Chauncey Billups and sign Jamal Crawford, while passing on Ray Allen.

LeBron James of the Heat and Chris Paul of the Clippers are recruiting Ray Allen.

Mo Williams isn't the 20-year-old rookie that he was when he first arrived in Salt Lake City in 2003.

Lamar Odom's time with the Dallas Mavericks was a malodorous misadventure. His departure, it turns out, has come up roses -- or at least smelling better. Thanks to the Los Angeles Clippers hailing from Odom's beloved L.A., and needing a frontline ...

The Los Angeles Clippers have engaged in trade discussions to bring Lamar Odom back to the L.A. team that drafted him, according to sources close to the situation.

1. This simply hasn't happened very often. It is the Clippers' fifth playoff appearance since 1976 and first since 2006. When things that don't happen do happen, celebration and excitement typically are in order. This is one of those situations. 2...

Tom Haberstroh looks at the free-agency plans for every Eastern Conference team and provides the best fits for each.

Story | Conversation | March 22, 2012

A roster full of point guards helps the Clippers overcome an absent Chris Paul.

For the Clippers, talk of conference finals, and more, isn't out of the question.

The Clippers are enjoying their limited early schedule.

John Cregan tries to make sense of some teams' crowded backcourts and which players could emerge as solid options from them going forward.

Once he sees some wins, Mo Williams will be OK with his role on the Clippers.

Blake Griffin and the rest of the Los Angeles Clippers returned to their Playa Vista training facility together for the first time since April and greeted the newest member of the team, free agent Caron Butler, who is back in familiar territory.