The team with the oldest roster in the NBA plans to stake its future on the the veteran duo after also getting career-best seasons from Ivica Zubac and Norman Powell.

Kawhi Leonard is healthy going into the offseason for the first time since 2020. He played just 37 games before the Los Angeles Clippers lost in the first round of the playoffs.

James Harden played well in the regular season but struggled in the playoffs. Lawrence Frank says keeping Harden remains the Clippers' "first priority."