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Tag Archives: LA Clippers
Top Ten Reasons Why the Lakers Will Suck This Season
10. For the first time since the opening of Staples and the sharing of one arena by the Lakers and Clippers, it is the Clippers who will be the more exciting and interesting, and perhaps better, team, and the Lakers … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Bynum, Chris Paul, Kobe Bryant, LA Clippers, LA Lakers, Mike Brown, Ron Artest, usc brain surgeons
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Clippers Waive White Flag, Give Up the Ship for Paul
The Clippers have now made the deal the Lakers could not, shipping 4/5 of an excellent starting five to the Hornets for the physically questionable Chris Paul. The combination of Paul and Blake Griffin will make the Clippers not only … Continue reading
NBA Trades Made and Not Made – Points Guards Pack Your Bags
This week’s trade flurry has shaken up the NBA West and made the occupation of point guard the favorite of real estate agents across the country. First, what did NOT happen: The Lakers did NOT trade Andrew Bynum, a good … Continue reading
Three Hours to Havoc
Three hours to go until havoc time – get those checkbooks ready! Since we last met, Doc Rivers has learned that his family doesn’t want him home too much of the time, so he is re-upping with Boston, which could … Continue reading
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Tagged LA Clippers, LA Lakers, LeBron James, Phil Jackson, Vinny Del Negro
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Bruins and Clippers Both Getting it Together
Since losing two of three games in late January, including an embarrassing meltdown against Washington, the Bruins have played with an intensity they had not shown this season, and fueled by the best play ever from Alfred Aboya and Nikola … Continue reading
Clippers Find a Bandaid or Two – Win a Game
All it took was a bandaid and a couple of ice packs, and the Clippers won a game. Actually, after weeks of suffering with the heart of the team on the sideline, today meant the return of Zack Randolph, on … Continue reading
Injuries Are Hand Grenade to NBA Order
In what seems like one fell swoop, the NBA landscape has had a dramatic overhaul, due to an incredible spate of injuries over only a couple of days. The Lakers have battled much of the season to overcome injuries to … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Bynum, Kobe Bryant, LA Clippers, LA Lakers, Mike Scioscia, Trevor Ariza
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Injury Redux – The Clipper Rx Express
After writing about how three injuries could hurt the great Laker season, a few words also seem apropos regarding the fact that the Clippers had been playing much better until they were hit with what seems like an annual blitz … Continue reading
Politics Over (Almost) – Back to the NBA
Longtime NBA star Kevin Johnson has been elected Mayor of Sacramento, Ca. This was an interesting race, full of scandal and intrigue. Johnson made headlines with “Luis the Security Guard”, after a long-time city employee was fired for giving Johnson … Continue reading
A Little About Last Night in the NBA
It has only been two games and they have yet to play a team that reasonably expects to make the playoffs, but you have to be totally amazed by the play of the Lakers. 710 ESPN’s Steve Mason has caused … Continue reading


