Los Angeles Clippers accomplishments and records

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This page details the all-time statistics, records, and other achievements pertaining to the Los Angeles Clippers of the National Basketball Association. [1]

Contents

Individual awards

NBA Rookie of the Year

NBA Most Improved Player

NBA Sixth Man of the Year

NBA Sportsmanship Award

NBA Teammate of the Year

NBA Executive of the Year

All-NBA First Team

All-NBA Second Team

All-NBA Third Team

NBA All-Defensive First Team

NBA All-Defensive Second Team

NBA All-Rookie First Team

NBA All-Rookie Second Team

Franchise Hall of Famers

Los Angeles Clippers Hall of Famers
Players
No.NamePositionTenureInducted
32 Bill Walton C 1979–19851993
11 Bob McAdoo F/C 1972–19762000
20 Moses Malone C/F 19762001
21 Dominique Wilkins F 19942006
44 Adrian Dantley F/G 1976–19772008
52 Jamaal Wilkes F 19852012
33 Grant Hill F 2012–20132018
34 Paul Pierce F 2015–20172021
Coaches
NamePositionTenureInducted
Jack Ramsay Head coach1972–19761992
Larry Brown Head coach1992–19932002
Bill Fitch Head coach1994–19982019
Contributors
Cotton Fitzsimmons Head coach1977–19782021

All-Star Weekend

NBA All-Star Game Selections [18]

NBA All-Star Game Most Valuable Player

Slam Dunk champion

Franchise individual career records for regular season

Career records [25]
CategoryPlayerStatistics
Minutes played Randy Smith 24,393 [26]
Games played DeAndre Jordan 750 [27]
Triple-doubles Bob Kauffman/Lamar Odom/Blake Griffin 7
Total field goals madeRandy Smith5,214 [26]
3-point field goals made Eric Piatkowski 738 [28]
Free throws made Corey Maggette 3,122
Total reboundsDeAndre Jordan7,988 [27]
Assists Chris Paul 4,023 [29]
StealsRandy Smith1,072 [30]
BlocksDeAndre Jordan1,277 [27]
PointsRandy Smith12,735 [30]
Player efficiency rating Chris Paul26.3 [31]

Games played

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Most games played all-time [32]
Most games played all-time
PlayerGames
DeAndre Jordan 750 [27]
Randy Smith 715
Eric Piatkowski 616
Loy Vaught 558
Corey Maggette 512
Blake Griffin 504
Chris Kaman 493
Elton Brand 459
Gary Grant 446
Ken Norman 439

Minutes

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Points

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Rebounds

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Assists

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Blocks

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Steals

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Field goals

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Three-point field goals

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Free throws

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Triple-doubles

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Most triple-doubles all-time [43]
Most triple-doubles all-time
PlayerTriple-doubles
Bob Kauffman 7
Lamar Odom 7
Blake Griffin 7
Mark Jackson 4
Ron Harper 3
Chris Paul 2

Advanced stats

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Other

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Franchise individual season records for regular season

Single-season records [46]
CategoryPlayerStatistics
Minutes playedBob McAdoo3,539
Field goalsBob McAdoo1,095
3-point field goalsJJ Redick201
Free throwsWorld B. Free654
Offensive reboundsDeAndre Jordan397
Defensive reboundsSwen Nater864
Total reboundsDeAndre Jordan1,226
AssistsNorm Nixon914
StealsRandy Smith203
BlocksBob McAdoo246
PointsBob McAdoo2,831
Player efficiency rating Chris Paul27.0

Minutes

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Points

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Rebounds

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Highest rebounds per game, season
Highest rebounds per game, season
PlayerReboundsYear
DeAndre Jordan 15.2 2017–18
Elmore Smith 15.2 1971–72
Bob McAdoo 15.1 1973–74
Swen Nater 15.0 1979–80
DeAndre Jordan 15.0 2014–15
Bob McAdoo 14.1 1974–75
DeAndre Jordan 13.8 2015–16
DeAndre Jordan 13.8 2016–17
DeAndre Jordan 13.6 2013–14
Swen Nater 13.2 1977–78

Assists

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Highest assist percentage, season
Highest assist percentage all-time
PlayerAssist pct.Year
Chris Paul 52.7 2015–16
Chris Paul 48.9 2013–14
Chris Paul 47.4 2014–15
Chris Paul 46.8 2016–17
Chris Paul 46.5 2012–13
Chris Paul 43.8 2011–12
Gary Grant 42.5 1989–90
Norm Nixon 41.1 1983–84
Norm Nixon 40.3 1985–86
Baron Davis 39.6 2009–10

Blocks

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Highest block percentage, season
Highest block percentage, season
PlayerBlock pct.Year
Bo Outlaw 6.7 1994–95
DeAndre Jordan 6.2 2011–12
Benoit Benjamin 5.9 1987–88
Chris Kaman 5.6 2007–08
DeAndre Jordan 5.4 2010–11
DeAndre Jordan 5.4 2013–14
DeAndre Jordan 5.4 2015–16
DeAndre Jordan 5.4 2014–15
Benoit Benjamin 5.3 1985–86
Marcus Camby 5.1 2008–09

Steals

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Highest steal percentage, season
Highest steal percentage, season
PlayerSteal pct.Year
Chris Paul 3.8 2012–13
Chris Paul 3.8 2011–12
Gary Grant 3.7 1993–94
Eric Bledsoe 3.7 2012–13
Darnell Valentine 3.6 1987–88
Chris Paul 3.5 2013–14
Gary Grant 3.4 1988–89
Gary Grant 3.4 1989–90
Gary Grant 3.3 1991–92
Doc Rivers 3.3 1991–92

Field goals

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Three-point field goals

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Highest three-point percentage, season
Highest 3-point percentage, season
Player3-pt pct.Year
J.J. Redick .475 2015–16
Marcus Morris .473 2020–21
Eric Piatkowski .466 2001–02
Luke Kennard .449 2021–22
Luke Kennard .446 2020–21
Norman Powell .442 2023–24
Terry Dehere .440 1995–96
J.J. Redick .437 2014–15
Tobias Harris .434 2018–19
James Harden .434 2023–24

Free throws

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Highest free throw pct., season
Highest FT percentage, season
PlayerFree throw pct.Year
Ernie DiGregorio .945 1976–77
Paul George .933 2023–24
Jamal Crawford .904 2015–16
Danilo Gallinari .904 2018–19
Ernie DiGregorio .902 1973–74
J.J. Redick .901 2014–15
Jamal Crawford .901 2014–15
Chris Paul .900 2014–15
Chris Paul .896 2015–16
Randy Foye .893 2010–11

Triple-doubles

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Most triple-doubles, season [55]
Most triple-doubles, season
PlayerTriple-doublesYear
Bob Kauffman 4 1972–73
Lamar Odom 4 2000–01
Lamar Odom 3 1999–2000
Mark Jackson 3 1992–93
Blake Griffin 2 2017–18
Bob Kauffman 2 1970–71
Blake Griffin 2 2010–11
Ron Harper 2 1993–94

Other

(Correct as of December 21, 2023)

Lowest turnover percentage, season
Lowest turnover percentage, season
PlayerTurnover pct.Year
Kawhi Leonard 7.1 2023–24
Quinton Ross 7.3 2006–07
Quinton Ross 7.4 2007–08
J.J. Redick 7.4 2015–16
Marcus Morris 7.6 2022–23
Bingo Smith 7.7 1979–80
Rasual Butler 7.8 2009–10
Amir Coffey 8.0 2021–22
Kawhi Leonard 8.1 2022–23
Luke Kennard 8.2 2021–22

Franchise individual game records for regular season

  • 27 by Lou Williams vs the Golden State Warriors on January 10, 2018 (3rd Quarter) [61]
  • 20 by Chris Paul vs the New Orlean Pelicans on December 10, 2016 [67]
  • 10 by Benoit Benjamin vs San Antonio Spurs on March 31, 1989
  • 10 by Benoit Benjamin vs Milwaukee Bucks on January 29, 1988 [68]

Franchise individual records for playoffs

  • 50 by Bob McAdoo in Game 4 of the 1975 Eastern Conference Semifinals vs the Washington Bullets [73]
  • 16 by Chris Paul in Game 3 of the 2014 Western Conference Semifinals vs the Oklahoma City Thunder [77]
  • 6 by Gar Heard in Game 6 of the 1974 Eastern Conference Semifinals vs the Boston Celtics [80]

Franchise team records for regular season

Regular season wins
WinsSeason
Most wins
57 [86] 2013–14
Most home wins
34 [87] 2013–14
Most road wins
26 [88] 2014-15
  • 19 from December 30, 1988 to February 8, 1989; 1988–89
  • 19 from March 11, 1982 to April 15, 1982; 1981–82 [90]
  • 175 vs the Sacramento Kings on February 24, 2023 [91] [92]
  • 35 points vs the Washington Wizards on January 25, 2022 [93] [94]
  • 21 points vs the Los Angeles Lakers on February 28, 2024 [95]

Franchise team records for playoffs

  • 154 in Game 5 of the 2020 First Round vs the Dallas Mavericks on August 25, 2020 [96]
  • 31 vs the Golden State Warriors on April 15, 2019 [97]

Franchise Championships

Championships
ChampionshipsSeason
NBA championships
0-
Conference championships
0-
Division championships
2 2013
2014

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