The 2026 NBA All-Star Game took place at Intuit Dome in Inglewood on Saturday afternoon with Los Angeles Lakers stars LeBron James and Luka Doncic involved in the event.

It's clear that the Clippers star is worthy of being on the West team this year. And it's clear LeBron James isn't.

The Clippers' Kawhi Leonard, likely the most deserving name left off the original list of 24 All-Stars, was added to the pool of U.S. players Tuesday shortly before the rosters were unveiled. And that move likely was what sent New York's Karl-Anthony Towns to the World team.

The Lakers have been named a surprise potential landing spot for Kawhi Leonard should the Clippers superstar hit free agency in 2027. The post Lakers Tipped to Steal $150 Million Superstar from Rivals in Shock Move appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Kevin Durant made history as the Houston Rockets secured a 102-95 win over Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday night at the Toyota Center.

LA Clippers stars Kawhi Leonard and James Harden were not selected as All-Stars this year, despite the game being hosted at the Intuit Dome.

Now that the Los Angeles Lakers have landed LeBron James, do they need to trade for Kawhi Leonard? What does the King's move mean for the NBA and next season's title race? Our NBA experts answer the big questions. 1. What does this move mean for the NBA?

You've likely heard that the NBA All-Star Game format is different this season as commissioner Adam Silver continues trying to scrape up interest in a game none of the players take even remotely seriously. So this year, instead of West vs. East or squads ...