Latest News About John Collins Stats

Here are the latest publicly reported stats for John Collins (LA Clippers), based on recent game logs and trusted outlets:

• 2025-26 season (through late April 2026): Collins has been fluctuating between the starting lineup and the second unit. In the past 10–12 games, he typically scores in double digits with roughly 5–7 rebounds per game, and he’s been scoring a mix of two- and three-pointers with occasional multi-block or steal efforts. For example, he put up 19 points on a strong shooting night in early February and had several 15–18 point games in March and April, often adding 5+ rebounds [CBS Sports, ESPN game logs]. These figures reflect his role as a versatile forward contributing scoring, boards, and occasional defense for the Clippers [ESPN game logs][CBS Sports].

• Recent notable performances: a multi-game stretch in late April included a 13–14 point output with around 5 rebounds per game, and a higher-scoring game (around 19–25 points) tied to him coming off the bench or starting depending on matchups and rotations. He has also been a three-point threat at times, with several 2–4 threes in key games [CBS Sports][ESPN].

• Season-long context: Collins has been efficient when he gets clean looks, shooting a high field-goal percentage in several recent games, and his three-point percentage has shown improvement in specific stretches. His overall fantasy value has remained steady due to a balanced stat line of points, rebounds, and defensive stats, though usage can vary with lineup changes and injuries around the Clippers [CBS Sports][ESPN].

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