and it nearly helped the Clippers pull out their first win in the state-of-the-art building. The Wall and the high-tech 4K Halo board -- the largest double-sided halo display in an arena setting ...

The Intuit Dome, the new $2 billion arena for the Los Angeles Clippers, has transformed the NBA game-day experience. The ...

The new $2 billion arena features what the Clippers have called The Wall, a steep 51-row section that is positioned behind the basket visiting teams will shoot at in the second half of games.

With an all-star lineup of seating options, The Wall! puts you alongside the best fans in basketball. It’s where Clippers fans can cheer and experience Clippers games as a community with no ...

The arena features “The Wall,” a college-type 51-row backdrop of Clippers fans (no visiting team attire allowed) behind the basket nearest the visiting bench. Bill Hanway is the executive vice ...

But as the Lakers superstar traveled across town for his first trip to the Clippers' newfangled Inuit Dome, the arena's intimidating wall led to an embarrassing lowlight. Spearheaded by ...

wo teenagers, likely juveniles, snuck into the construction site of the new Los Angeles Clippers arena in the latest high-profile trespassing case in the L.A. area. Video of their mischief was ...

The Clippers are enjoying a productive season ... Though Utah may not boast "The Wall" of the newly-erected Intuit Dome, Will Hardy and the Jazz saw the Lakers hit a wall of sorts on Wednesday ...