The Los Angeles Clippers host the Sacramento Kings on Thursday night, but the matchup is not as star-studded as many would imagine. ESPN's Shams Charania reports that Clippers star forward Kawhi Leonard will be out for an "indefinite" period of time to start the regular season as he deals with his knee injury,

James Harden might have to re-assume a role he hasn't had in four years if he hopes to lead the Clippers back to the playoffs.

James Harden recently had a fascinating response to a reporter’s question about his strategy to adjust to the current NBA style.

During practice, James Harden was asked how the Clippers could still control their fate despite the absence of Kawhi Leonard to start the season. For starters, Harden believes that the answer lies in sticking to the details and the team's defense.

As the NBA preseason finale approaches, James Harden and the Los Angeles Clippers are waiting over the status of two key players ahead of next week's season opener. One of the major concerns for the Los Angeles Clippers heading into next week’s NBA season opener is the injury status of two key teammates of James Harden: Kawhi Leonard and Mo Bamba.