LA Clippers

 NBA

The NBA is a professional basketball league in North America with 30 clubs separated into the Eastern and Western Conferences. It is recognized for its high level of competition and global popularity.

 The Los Angeles Clippers are among the NBA's 30 clubs. They were started as the Buffalo Braves in 1970, before moving to San Diego in 1978 and then to Los Angeles in 1984. The squad has had ups and downs throughout the years, and is frequently overshadowed by their local rivals, the Los Angeles Lakers.

However, in recent years, the Clippers have developed as a formidable force in the NBA. They have made many postseason appearances and are considered NBA title contenders, led by stars such as Kawhi Leonard and Paul George.

 The Clippers, who share the Staples Center with the Lakers, are known for their high-flying style of play, earning them the nickname "Lob City" during the Chris Paul, Blake Griffin, and DeAndre Jordan era. Off the court, the Clippers have undergone changes in ownership and management, striving to establish themselves as a consistent contender in the NBA. Overall, they're a dynamic team with a rich history.