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LA Clippers, Rest in Peace
Dominating big men and overpowering team defense led the Memphis Grizzlies to a fourth straight win over the LA Clippers, abruptly ending a season of outstanding firsts and unfilled promises. The question to ask now is will they build on … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013 NBA Playoffs, Chris Paul, Donald Sterling, Dwight Howard, Jamal Crawford, LA Clippers, LA Lakers, Phil Jackson, Vinny Del Negro
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Athletic Clippers v Old and Slow Lakers – No Contest
Sunday’s final 2012-2013 match-up between LA’s two NBA teams looked just like the early games from the start of the season, when the high-flying Clippers brought “showtime” back to Los Angeles basketball, running and jumping the “Old and Slow” Lakers … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013 NBA Playoffs, Blake Griffin, Chris Paul, DeAndre Jordan, Dwight Howard, Kobe Bryant, LA Clippers, LA Lakers, Steve Nash
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Don’t Worry, the Lakers Will Not be in the NBA Playoffs
Throughout the season I’ve often written that the Lakers will miss this years’ NBA Playoffs. Despite a few games here and there where the team seems to almost show a purpose and desire to play together and win, and an … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013 NBA Playoffs, Chris Paul, Dwight Howard, LA Clippers, LA Lakers, Mike D'Antoni, Pao Gasol, Ron Artest
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At the NBA Break in LA
As the All-Star break is racing by and the trade deadline nears, there is lots of talk of NBA trades, many involving the Clippers, and most of those involving Eric Bledsoe. Lakers’ trade talk is quiet, and that is an … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013 NBA Playoffs, Chris Paul, Eric Bledsoe, Jerry Buss, Kobe Bryant, LA Clippers, LA Lakers, Mitch Kupchak
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Clippers and Much of NBA on Hospital List
The Clippers muddled through several games without Chris Paul, losing many, but generally keeping close, like in yesterday’s two point loss at Boston. However, with Blake Griffin now also hurt, they were no match for the Wizards in Washington, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Bynum, Blake Griffin, Chris Paul, Dwight Howard, LA Clippers
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“New” Lakers, “Old” Clippers?
So the Lakers’ new season began (for what, the third or fourth time since October?) with two wins, and all Lakersdom is awash in glee. Enjoy it while you can. Onlookers say they see a new attitude, and granted the … Continue reading
Greetings From Clippers-Town
The Clippers had slightly more trouble with the Lakers Friday night than we anticipated, but a lot of that had to do with Jamal Crawford not being able to play and Caron Butler seeing limited action and having his game … Continue reading
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Tagged Blake Griffin, Chris Paul, Kobe Bryant, LA Clippers, LA Lakers, Pau Gasol
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Meanwhile, Back to LA’s Real Basketball Team
In case you haven’t noticed, the LA Clippers are 6-2 and have beaten the Lakers, the Spurs, the Grizzles (who have lost to no other team and who possess the only better record in the Western Conference) and the almighty … Continue reading
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Tagged Blake Griffin, Chris Paul, Eric Bledsoe, LA Clippers, LA Lakers, Mike D'Antoni
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LA Clippers Start Their Season Tonight
The LA Clippers enter the NBA season with a strong starting five bolstered by perhaps the NBA’s best bench, and a great young coach. They will win the Pacific Division title, ending ahead of the Lakers, and be in a … Continue reading
LA Basketball Coaches Treated Very Differently, Conclusion, For Now
In the 27 year history of the Los Angeles Clippers, they have posted winning seasons exactly twice. In 1991, the team was below .500 when Mike Schuler was fired as head coach, and replaced by Larry Brown, who led them … Continue reading
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Tagged Blake Griffin, Chris Paul, LA Clippers, LA Lakers, Mike Brown, Vinny Del Negro
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