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

History has not been kind to the Los Angeles Clippers. From the franchise's very beginning, it has only been known as the little brother to the Lakers. They both may have played at the Staples ...

"Yeah, it was crazy," Durant said when asked about The Wall. "I was just staring at it the whole time. You're not used to that." In designing the Clippers' new home, owner Steve Ballmer sought to ...

He was part of the grand unveiling of The Wall, a 4,500-seat section exclusive to Clippers fans, located behind one of the baskets. Fan zones within arenas are not new in the NBA, but only The ...

Ballmer's new venue features "The Wall," a supporters section located behind the opposing team's basket and strictly for Clippers fans. The section's intent is to help create a distraction for the ...

Suns star Kevin Durant struggled with The Wall, a steep section behind the basket closest to the visitor's bench in the new LA Clippers stadium, the Intuit Dome. The Clippers played their first ...

The Wall! is a place by Clippers fans and for Clippers fans. Anyone else, including Chris, is an intruder. It’s a 4,500-seat area that’s aptly named, so steep with 144 stairs leading from the ...

The Clippers ended up treating Intuit’s inaugural playoff crowd to a concert of sorts, even pandering to The Wall. Since Pink Floyd is a little too outdated, the Ying Yang Twins made a surprise ...

It's all due in large part because of what the team aptly calls "The Wall." SEE THE CLIPPERS ARENA: Here's a look at the Intuit Dome, its massive scoreboard and The Wall in photos For those of you ...