Paul says the Los Angeles Clippers are sending him home from their road trip, putting a shocking twist on what is expected to be the veteran point guard's final NBA season.

In addition to this being a bad look for the Clippers, Warriors forward Draymond Green, who played alongside Paul from 2023-24, believes this should concern players across the league. “If that can happen to Chris Paul, imagine how bad it can get for the rest of us,” Green said on The Draymond Green Show.

Amid the recent shakeup for the Los Angeles Clippers following Wednesday's announcement that they're parting ways with veteran point guard Chris Paul, things reportedly are more stable in their front office.

The team was mired in controversy from the Donald Sterling days until recently, with Steve Ballmer's salary cap circumvention accusations. Moreover, head coach Tyronn Lue was linked to the gambling scandals that rocked the NBA, which involved a rigged poker game and whatnot.

It’s the type of storybook ending worthy of legendary sports stars: a retirement tour around the league where you say farewell to all of the cities and fanbases you played for or against. That surely was the hope for one of basketball’s greatest ever point guards,

Kevin O’Connor is joined by Tom Haberstroh to break down the latest between Chris Paul and the Los Angeles Clippers after Paul was sent home Wednesday morning.

Chris Paul informó que los Clippers de Los Ángeles le enviaron a casa en medio de una gira, una sorprendente decisión dentro de la que se espera sea la última temporada en la NBA del veterano base.