On this episode of Good Word with Goodwill, Dan Titus and Dan Devine react to Damian Lillard signing a three-year deal with the Portland Trail Blazers. Bradley Beal joins the Los Angeles Clippers, LeBron is reportedly unhappy with the Los Angeles Lakers and the New York Knicks are under pressure to win a championship.

LAS VEGAS — Yanic Konan Niederhäuser was in the dunker spot Monday at the Thomas & Mack Center when LA Clippers teammate Zavier Simpson drove hard down the middle of the paint. Simpson hit the rookie center with a good bounce pass and watched him go up against Los Angeles Lakers center Christian Koloko — and miss everything.

Once again, the Los Angeles Clippers appear to be a star-studded team on paper, with their most recent acquisition being the three-time All-Star Bradley Beal.

Bradley Beal finalized his contract buyout with the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday. Following that decision, it was revealed that Beal signed a two-year, $11 million contract to join the Los Angeles Clippers.

The Los Angeles Clippers’ signing of Bradley Beal this week—following his buyout from the Phoenix Suns—generated the kind of buzz

The Clippers' first-round draft pick is displaying a variety of skills in Las Vegas, from defense to rebounding, passing and ballhandling on the break.

The Los Angeles Clippers have quietly made some of the best moves this offseason. From the addition of John Collins to the recent signing of Bradley Beal, the Clippers have effectively become one of the most competitive teams in the Western Conference.

That trade chip is Seth Lugo of the Kansas City Royals, a 2024 All-Star and presumptive rental thanks to his opt-out this winter. There's no guarantee the 47-50 Royals will be willing to sell, but the Dodgers would be one of many teams interested if they made Lugo available.