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Los Angeles Clippers History
The Clippers joined the NBA in 1970 as the Buffalo Braves, an expansion team located in Buffalo, N.Y. The franchise selected future star forward Bob McAdoo in 1972 with the No. 2 overall pick in the NBA Draft. He was named NBA MVP in the 1974–75 season, and remains the only player in the history of the Clippers franchise to win that honor.
The franchise, led by new owner Irv Levin, moved to San Diego in 1978 and was renamed as the Clippers. The franchise's stay in San Diego didn't last long. Levin sold the team to Donald Sterling in 1981, and he moved the franchise 120 miles north to Los Angeles.
The Clippers began their best era of success in 2010, when they drafted Blake Griffin with the No. 1 overall pick. One season later they acquired Chris Paul in a trade with the New Orleans Hornets, and "Lob City" was born. They advanced to the second round of the playoffs that same season, recording their second playoff series win in 36 years. The Clippers followed that by setting a new franchise record with 56 wins in the 2012–13 season, which began a streak of five consecutive seasons with 50 or more wins and a playoff berth.
During the 2022–23 season, the Clippers, led by Kawhi Leonard and Paul George, again returned to the playoffs. They fell to the Suns in the first round.
Los Angeles Clippers Team Info
Conference: Western
Division: Pacific
Year Founded: 1970
Team Colors: Red, Royal Blue, Black, Silver, White
Team Rivals: Los Angeles Lakers(Opens in new tab), Golden State Warriors(Opens in new tab), Sacramento Kings(Opens in new tab), Phoenix Suns(Opens in new tab), Memphis Grizzlies
Los Angeles Clippers at Intuit Dome
The Clippers moved to Inglewood’s Intuit Dome in 2024. Previously, the team played at Crypto.com Arena since it opened in 1999.
Step inside Intuit Dome, home of the Los Angeles Clippers, and learn more about this NBA staple for sports and entertainment.
Intuit Dome has various requirements when it comes to attending an event. Here's how to access your tickets and get inside.
Tickets for the Los Angeles Clippers’ 2024–25 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Los Angeles Clippers. And if you're thinking about last minute tickets, all tickets purchased through Ticketmaster are 100% verified and instantly delivered to your phone.
Check out the schedule for the Los Angeles Clippers and see their games for the 2024-25 season on Ticketmaster.
The Los Angeles Clippers have never appeared in the NBA Finals.
All 30 teams compete in the Group Play stage of the 2024 Emirates NBA Cup(Opens in new tab) in-season tournament. Check back for matchups in the Clippers’ West Group A when the full 2024–25 regular season schedule is released.
The Los Angeles Clippers play at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California. The seating chart for Intuit Dome can be viewed here(Opens in new tab).
The Intuit Dome was beautifully done. The experience was nice. My only dissatisfaction was the food. I ordered the BBQ Chicken and waffle fries. The food was not hot and the chicken was dried out. They need to have a sit down option and/or have fresher food. The food experience needs improvement especially with the high cost of the food.
This venue always runs out of food. So if u want something get it early. The people behind us wouldn't shut the whole time there. But the Pokemon component was cool.
We had such a great (and a bit unexpected) time at the Rain City Showcase. Climate Pledge did not disappoint with court setup, music, digital branding, bar and food options. The seats were fantastic and the celebs and old school NBA-ballers were everywhere! Great that Steve B and the LA Clippers hosted an NBA game in Seattle...just a taste of what's to come when the Sonics come back!
I took my son to his first NBA game for his 13th birthday. I could not believe how friendly and helpful all the staff and security were. The atmosphere was exciting and so much fun. The arena was clean and service was fast when using the app to have food brought to our seats. Overall one of the best experiences we’ve ever had!!
It was great having the NBA in town! However, the PA sound on the 200 level was horrible. We could hear, but couldn’t make out any words.
Great game, great experience, the clippers owner is obviously passionate about basketball. We need to bring the NBA back to Seattle!
My experience was wonderful, great view and atmosphere definitely need to bring the Sonics back home
It was great to host the LA Clippers in Seattle vs. the Utah Jazz. The entertainment was great, the food options were amazing and the atmosphere was ELECTRIC! Bring back NBA to Seattle!
I got great seats to the game and really enjoyed the experience, this year and last year. But I would enjoy it a lot more if I was watching our Seattle Super Sonics play! We fans have clearly displayed our enthusiasm for NBA in Seattle by buying tickets, showing up, wearing our Sonics merch and displaying signs asking for our team back. We deserve a team! Super Sonics Forever!
Our family had such a blast at the Clippers game. We only wish there was an NBA team in the PNW so we could go to more games like it!
Seating area was clean, great view of the game and the concession stand food was good! Me and my son enjoyed the game. Money well spent.
It was a preseason game and I loved it. For the price I can’t complain about the extremely close seating. The food wasn’t good at all but I had a fun time.
The ticket purchasing process was smooth, very efficient and instructions clear. Enjoyed the game. My team won.
I love Toyota Arena because even seats on the second level are good seats. Everything was great except for the concession lines. That needs to be improved.
Sorry I didn’t make it to the game sorry I can’t do that I am really a Lakers fan I was only going because the tickets were only five dollars and it is close to my house
They need more food options. There’s lots of bars, but few concession stands.
Game was awesome, great to watch a NBA game back in Seattle! The seats provided a great view but the seats did not match the view. They were just foldable chairs lined up close together. I have season tickets in the upper seats for the Kraken and those seats were more comfortable.
I was disappointed that there was no NBA merchandise or souvenirs of any kind. I also thought there might be fun basketball related activities in the arena, such as a hoop or pop a shot or a Sonics remembrance exhibit, but there was nothing but the exhibition game itself. So, I enjoyed the special guests they had during the game, but I think an NBA souvenir stand, amongst other NBA related activities in the arena would have helped elevate this event and make it more worthwhile.
Climate Pledge should honestly host more NBA games. Potentially during the season, NBA fandom for sonics is already here. Clippers put on a show, Portland was…Dame was nice to see lol. If the NBA really wants to bring a team here then they would do their potential mid season tournament here or the playin tournament should be located here for neutral location.
It was great having an NBA game back in the Emerald City. The Energy, tribe mentality, and atmosphere was a perfect way to show the world we are ready for a professional NBA team AGAIN. Bring Back The Sonics.