With the Clippers on the road for Game 7 of the Western Conference first-round series, owner Steve Ballmer decided to bring ...

The Clippers have gone Wall to the Ball for Game 7.

Los Angeles Clippers' $2 billion Intuit Dome is now the most advanced and luxurious of all NBA arenas, housing 18,000 fans.

According to a post on X from the Los Angeles Clippers, the fans were flown out by Clippers owner Steve Ballmer to bring some ...

Courtesy of team owner Steve Ballmer, more than 100 Clippers fans were flown to Denver and assembled behind one of the ...

As the Los Angeles Clippers prepare for Game 7 against the Denver Nuggets, Steve Ballmer prepared a surprise featuring The ...

It’s an extension of "The Wall," a section for the group of superfans that packs the Intuit Dome — also behind a basket — for Clippers games in Los Angeles. The Nuggets had lost four of ...

The LA Clippers' new Intuit Dome opened its doors last summer and is proving a tough place to go for opposition players.

The Los Angeles Clippers enter Game 6 against the Denver Nuggets with their backs against the wall, looking to avoid ...

The Los Angeles Clippers have been tabbed as having one ... video board over the court and a 51-row section known as "The Wall," which is reserved for some of the team's rowdiest fans.

DENVER — The Los Angeles Clippers brought in a “Wall” of support for Game 7 on Saturday night against the Denver Nuggets. Courtesy of team owner Steve Ballmer, more than 100 Clippers fans ...