NBA All-Star point guard Chris Paul and the Los Angeles Clippers reportedly agreed to a one-year deal on Monday, reuniting him with the team.

After averaging 27.5 ppg and 8.5 apg in Games 1 and 2, Paul cooled a bit the rest of the Finals (19 ppg, 8 apg) and played with a gimpy wrist that would require off-season surgery.

With Chris Paul back, the Clippers own one of the NBA's deepest benches. Can they finally deliver a title and send Paul out ...

Veteran NBA point guard and future Basketball Hall of Famer Chris Paul opens up about how badly he wanted to be with the Clippers again.

NBA legend Chris Paul is signing a one-year, $3.6 million deal with the Los Angeles Clippers. Paul is expected to retire after next season. This will be Chris Paul’s second stint with the Clippers.

Devin Booker and Paul led to the Suns to the 2021 NBA Finals and the league's best record at 64-18 the following 2021-22 season. Start the day smarter.