Chris Paul and Paige Bueckers launch a new Good Eat’n snack that blends bold flavor with equity and meaningful community impact.

Even though Paul didn’t get his fairytale ending with the Clippers, the organization apparently isn’t leaving him out in the cold. A new report from Jake Fischer of The Stein Line revealed that the Clippers currently plan to work with Paul to help him land on his feet.

LA Clippers head coach Tyronn Lue denied reporting that he and Chris Paul were not on speaking terms in the wake of Paul's dismissal.

Paul spent six seasons with the Clippers in the 2010's, establishing himself as a franchise legend with five All- NBA and All-Star selections as well as five Top-7 finishes in MVP voting during that time. He averaged 18.8 points and 9.8 assists per game in his first stint with the Clippers, and made the playoffs in all six seasons.

WNBA star Paige Bueckers is stepping into entrepreneurship alongside NBA superstar Chris Paul. The two are teaming up to launch a bold new snack flavor called Ragerz under Paul’s Good Eat’n brand, and it comes with a mission that goes beyond taste.

The Los Angeles Clippers surprisingly announced overnight Wednesday that they are parting ways with future Hall of Famer Chris Paul. The decision, which seemingly happened in the early morning hours with the Clippers in Atlanta during a road trip,

Chris Paul reportedly shares his emotional final conversation with Kobe Bryant before the infamous vetoed trade to the Lakers.

The reality of what is next for Chris Paul is a little more complex. While he is away from the team, the Clippers have not released him and reportedly are working with him on a po