Los Angeles Clippers general manager Lawrence Frank said Saturday his franchise is "strongly, strongly considering" the signing of free agent guard Chris Paul, who hinted last month that he wanted to return to Los Angeles.

During a Zoom meeting, the Los Angeles Clippers President Lawrence Frank openly acknowledged the organization’s interest in Chris Paul.

Following the signing of Bradley Beal, who was waived by the Phoenix Suns, Chris Paul will return to the team where he shined in the past to retire. CP3's arrival would provide a backup point guard to James Harden, who is the cornerstone of the Clippers.

It’s still far too early to characterize the Los Angeles Clippers as the team to beat in the West, let alone the NBA as a whole. Nevertheless, they’ve made a series of offseason transactions that have given them a good chance to be better than they were even last season.

Damian Lillard signed a three-year contract worth $42 million to return to the Portland Trail Blazers on Thursday, according to ESPN's Shams Charania. Lillard's deal includes a no-trade clause as well as a player option for the 2027-28 season.

Some recent reports say Chris Paul closing in on the Clippers. As we’ve reported all along, despite what others had reported, a reunion with the Suns and Chris was just not going to happen. Back state side tomorrow! https://t.co/etSubG50iv