In addition to the return of the future Hall of Fame guard, the team announces the signings of Nicolas Batum, Kevin Porter Jr. and Derrick Jones Jr.

July 10 - The Los Angeles Clippers re-signed 10-time All-Star James Harden on Wednesday along with three other players. Terms of Harden's deal were not disclosed, but multiple outlets reported last week it's a two-year deal worth $70 million, with a player option in Year 2 of the deal.

In a busy two days for the Los Angeles Clippers, the organization announced the re-signing of James Harden and Nicolas Batum while also introducing two new players. Harden, who was acquired by the Clippers in a trade with the Philadelphia 76ers last year,

After losing Paul George to the Philadelphia 76ers, the Clippers will try a two-star model next season with Harden and Kawhi Leonard. Having re-tooled quite a bit around those two already, the Clippers are hopeful they can still be a high-level team next season in a Western Conference that is getting more challenging each year.

James Harden and the Los Angeles Clippers have agreed to a two-year, $70 million contract, according to The Athletic's Shams Charania. When the deal is official, Harden, who turns 35 in August, will be under contract until the end of the 2025-2026 season,

James Harden plans to sign a two-year, $70 million contract to return to the LA Clippers, according to multiple reports.

The LA Clippers made the signing of Derrick Jones Jr. official today in a press release by President of Basketball Operations Lawrence Frank. “Derrick is an incredible athlete and a versatile defender who excels in transition and attacks the rim,