According to Crickex Affiliate, the Indiana Pacers are set to waive Daniel Theis, who is expected to sign with the Los Angeles Clippers once he clears waivers—a timely move to address the Clippers’ lack of interior presence. Theis, who played a crucial role as a starter in leading Germany to a FIBA World Cup title during the offseason, brings versatility as a 6’8″ center suited for small-ball lineups. He boasts a solid three-point shot, a dependable mid-range game, effective screen-setting, and aggressive defense, often battling fiercely in the paint. While Theis leans more toward offense than defense, his awareness and…

The Golden State Warriors faced the Sacramento Kings in their first away game of the season, stirring concern among Crickex Affiliate fans who still had fresh memories of last season’s poor road performance. As the saying goes, “You grow up when you stop making trouble for others” — and the Warriors had something to prove. The game saw them fall into a tough spot early on, but Stephen Curry stepped up when it mattered most, steadying the ship before Klay Thompson exploded in the second half to widen the lead. Although the Kings fought back in the fourth quarter, Curry’s…

Crickex Affiliate reporters were recently surprised to learn that the Los Angeles Clippers have labeled Terance Mann as untouchable in trade talks. Life is about seizing the moment, but even as negotiations with the 76ers over James Harden intensified, the Clippers refused to include Mann in any package. The Sixers reportedly asked for at least two first-round picks and Mann, but LA would only part with one first-rounder. Despite genuine interest in acquiring Harden, the Clippers drew the line at Mann. With both sides holding firm, Harden’s dream of landing in LA now looks like a long shot. This news…

According to Crickex Affiliate, the Los Angeles Clippers have formally placed Kawhi Leonard’s contract renewal at the top of their offseason agenda. The team’s front office is determined not to let their franchise cornerstone walk away. Without Leonard, the Clippers risk falling back into irrelevance, so they’ve extended a three-year, $100 million contract in hopes of keeping him in LA. The path to success is often a lonely road, and the Clippers are doing what they can to keep their star on board. However, the offer has reportedly caused frustration behind the scenes. Leonard’s camp, especially his uncle, reacted with…