You can watch the Clips’ final preseason game on Fox Sports Prime Ticket or listen to it on 980 AM at 7:30 PT. You can also follow Clipperblog’s twitter feed throughout the game.[...]

When Chris Kaman went into hibernation this summer, it sent many members of Clipper Nation into a state of paranoia. In previous years Kaman’s disappearance wouldn’t have raised so much as an eyebrow, but fans newly accustomed to receiving updates on what their favorite players were doin[...]

Kevin Pelton ranks his Top 10 prospects at Basketball Prospectus, and DeAndre Jordan comes in at No. 4: “Because veterans Marcus Camby and Chris Kaman are ahead of him on the Clippers’ depth chart, Jordan is still a name to file away for the future at this point. However, when injuries s[...]

An interesting one tonight, as the number of Maccabi fans in Staples Center severely outnumbered Clipper fans. The biggest cheers came on Maccabi scoring plays and during timeouts. Mike Dunleavy said it didn’t surprise him, joking both before and after the game that he would go by “Don L[...]

The game is on AM 980. No television tonight but I’ll have a recap after. A few notes before we tip off here at Staples. Sebastian Telfair and Rasual Butler will both be suiting up tonight — Telfair in the starting lineup. Al Thornton and Marcus Camby won’t play, but Rasual Butler will a[...]

I had a chance today to catch up with Anthony Roberson, who was cut by the Clippers on Monday. The life of the journeyman baller is a tough one, and Roberson shares some thoughts about the fight to hang on in the Association. He also gives us a brief scouting report on a Clippers team with which he&[...]

From Clippers.com: Los Angeles Clippers today waived guards Jerel McNeal and Anthony RobersonIn two preseason games played with the Clippers, McNeal averaged 3.5 points in 4.5 minutes per game. Roberson tallied 1.3 points and 5.3 minutes in three preseason games played. The Clippers’ training camp r[...]

Dave Berri has a new post up at The Wages of Wins Journals prognosticating the Clippers as a vastly improved team in 2009-10. Berri’s optimism is based on a number of factors: Blake Griffin’s monster collegiate numbers translate well to the pro game. Assume — and it’s quite a[...]