Comments on: Clippers 107, Oklahoma City 104

By: TNT57

TNT57 — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 22:59:56 +0000

I wonder if the season ticket holders could bring a class action law suit against the Clippers? I paid to see Baron, Marcus, Chris and Zach, not Fred Jones, Mardy Collins and Steve Novak. Lets get our own doctor to examine some of these dogs and see if they are able to play. A bruised tail bone? I see players coming back from knee and ankle injuries in half the time. Has anyone checked B.D.’s rear-end lately? I defy you to find a tail bone? This can’t be legal? Or at the very least ethical?

By: Dj

Dj — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 21:32:48 +0000

Clearly you are a glass half full type of guy. What the hell are you doing rooting for the Clippers? Maybe you should find a new team yourself.

By: jermaine o neal

jermaine o neal — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 01:31:52 +0000

Why Dunleavy will never win….Remember he had Gordon on the bench with no pt at the beginning of the season..same with DeAndre .Without the injuries these players dont devolope…

By: Kirbs

Kirbs — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 00:53:40 +0000

No, on what we have available due to injury, we are more than likely rated the worst team due to experience and depth, yet we beat them. Go support someone else

By: Jerdog

Jerdog — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 00:10:36 +0000

It’s lame how a site like ESPN’s NBA home page seems to have no story about Gordon’s 41 point performance. Here we are, half-way through the season, and EJ puts up the most points of any rookie in probably the NBA’s best draft class since LeBron’s. Gordon even hit the game-clinching shot while playing great D and showing amazing scoring efficiency at only 6′3″.

I guess when you are the doormat of the league, that’s par for the course….

By: revolving door

revolving door — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 20:06:40 +0000

I heard the same kind of premature statements about Gordon, Novak & Mardy Collins. Yes, on this very blog.

None of us really know anything about Cheik Samb. Least we can do: just restrain from downgrading until the player in question gets sufficient time to prove himself.

By: Gordon for President

Gordon for President — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 19:32:26 +0000

Since when did Cheikh Samb enter into our long-term plans? Kaman’s health will likely be less of an issue in a sixth-man role behind Camby and Randolph. Things will change in 2010, if we can put together ONE decent season next year, we may be able to attract a free-agent like Amare.

By: TNT57

TNT57 — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 19:18:07 +0000

I like the Dunleavy as only the GM idea. Bring in a guy like Mark Jackson or Sam Cassell. They can learn from Mike and bring a player toughness to the team. You think either one of those guys would put up with a dog like Kaman or Baron? These guys have no respect for these older coaches. They might get meaner with a younger guy who has walked the walk.

By: Decision Time

Decision Time — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 17:03:10 +0000

OK, let’s hope Dunleavy & Co. have decided on which path they need to take for a successful 2009-10 season.

1. Thornton & Gordon are capable of scoring 20+ per game. Let’s say 50 consistant pts. from these two. They both have developed chemistry & Clippers should continue to work on it as #1 priority.

2. Spend more time & energy to groom DeAndre & Samb. These two can provide backbone underneath the basket for years to come.

3. Train Mike Taylor to slowdown & play smart. He’s an asset to Clippers off the court as well(his entertaining skills-like making Thornton smile little bit more)

4. Keep Zach Randolph’s spot flexible. If he continues to play well, we should keep him. Somehow he plays well within Dunleavy’s system. He can be a beast & help our young guns.

5. Talking about beasts… Eric Gordon is going to be a ruthless beast as long as he can keep his ankle strong, flexible and healthy.

6. Don’t forget to ship Baron Davis & Chris Kaman. Express delivery preferred before the All-Star break.

7. Provide job security to Collins, Fred Jones & Novak. They can solidify our bench.

8. Make Dunleavy’s life easy. Hire a coach & let Dunleavy take care of running the entire Clipper organization.

9. FANS: get organized & spread the word. To make Gordon & Co. successful, they need tremendous support from the FAN BASE. Without fans, no sports team can sustain itself.

By: Baron:keep your opinion to yourself

Baron:keep your opinion to yourself — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 16:03:40 +0000

Mr.Baron Davis, we know who you are. Don’t listen to your AGENT and say nice things about this team. We don’t despise you but we simply want you and your immature attitude out of LA.