The Los Angeles Clippers have been in desperation mode after starting the season 6-21. They have righted the ship since then are now 19-23 after their sixth straight win on Monday night against the Wizards.

The Los Angeles Clippers have managed to right the ship after a miserable 6-21 start to the season. After a 119-105 win over the Washington Wizards, on Wednesday night, the Clippers have won 11 of 13, including four straight, and are just a half-game back of the 10th place Memphis Grizzlies for the last play-in spot at 17-23.

James Harden has passed Shaquille O’Neal for ninth place on the NBA’s all-time scoring list. The Los Angeles Clippers guard made a 3-pointer early in the third quarter on Monday night against the Charlotte Hornets.

James Harden cracks the NBA top 10, then reflects on longevity while praising Kevin Durant, LeBron James, and other peers.

Harden reached his latest scoring landmark in the third quarter of the 117-109 win, and he did so, fittingly, with a 3-pointer. O'Neal is the second player Harden has passed on the leaderboard this season, as he leaped over Carmelo Anthony earlier in the campaign to become a top-10 scorer.

Many are critical of The Beard because he doesn't have a championship, but there's no denying he's had a big impact on the game.

Los Angeles Clippers star James Harden came into the night just 14 points away from tying Shaquille O'Neal on the scoring list.

One of the players he was asked about was Sergio Llull. "Who?" Harden asked. -Sergio Llull- "I don't remember," said the star, even though the point guard's name was repeated several times. "Don't you remember?