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Tag Archives: LA Clippers
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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Despite Dallas Win, Lakers Came Out Way Ahead Yestersday
Note: Under normal circumstances, we wish no player with any team in any sport to suffer any injury, ever. However, the meta tag psycho artest thing is a sociopath who has frequently demonstrated his anti-social behavior and propensity for violence, … Continue reading
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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End of an Era in LA Sports is Golden Opportunity for Dodgers
From the late 1950s into the 1980s, Los Angeles was the Dodgers’s town. Exciting, captivating, winning teams, and great leadership from the top on down all starting with owner Walter O’Malley made Sandy Koufax, Maury Wills, and Fernando Valenzuela the … Continue reading
Posted in Major League Baseball, NBA
Tagged Don Mattingly, LA Clippers, LA Dodgers, LA Lakers, Mike Scioscia, World Series
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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
It’s Time To Trade Dwight Howard
I’ve written extensively about the unmotivated, lackadaisical, and ineffective performance of Dwight Howard, and about how he, among other Lakers, does not fit the Mike D’Antoni system. Since the trade that brought him here was made, I’ve been saying that … Continue reading
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Tagged Dwight Howard, Kevin Love, Kobe Bryant, LA Clippers, LA Lakers, Mike D'Antoni, Shabazz Muhammad
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Pau Rewarded For Season’s Best Effort – the Bench
Coming off his highest scoring game of the season (10 of 15, 25 pts), Pau Gasol was rewarded with a seat on the bench. Yea, the irascible Mike D’Antoni, whose run-and-gun system matches the Lakers’ personnel so well, now has … Continue reading
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Tagged Dwight Howard, Kobe Bryant, LA Clippers, LA Lakers, Mike D'Antoni, Pau Gasol
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Lakers’ Injuries Wreck Havoc on Thin Roster
As we may have mentioned a time or two, the Lakers have the worst bench in the NBA. Now, with injuries to three big men including starters Deeee-Wight Howard and Pau Gasol, and Jordan Hill, increased playing time from the … Continue reading
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Tagged Dwight Howard, Kobe Bryant, LA Clippers, LA Lakers, Pau Gasol, Steve Nash
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