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Lakers 87, Clippers 86

Dec 08, 2010
by Breene Murphy




Eric Gordon had just sliced by the Lakers defenders and dumped off a pass to DeAndre Jordan for a dunk and the lead. Then Gordon fouled Kobe, on the floor, and forced the Lakers to take it out of bounds with only three seconds left. Derek Fisher picks the ball up at the top of the key and, for a moment, there is a sigh of relief. The ball didn’t go to Kobe and Fisher isn’t taking a jumper. As he’s going to the cup, there is no one else open. He’ll have to shoot a prayer, because Fisher going to the rim is a prayer. Inside of 10 feet, he consistently shoots below 40 percent, this season he’s at 35.7 percent. Isn’t that one of the better shots the Clippers can allow? Unfortunately, for Clipper fans, Derek Fisher charmed up some of his old clutch magic and banked home the game winner.

It shouldn’t have come down to that though. The Clippers lead by as much as 12 with 2:30 left in the 3rd quarter. Even with Blake Griffin struggling against the length of Pau and Lamar as well as the strength of Ron Artest, the Clippers found headway with Eric Gordon, Eric Bledsoe as well as some bench lift from Butler and Ryan Gomes. It was partly due to Pau’s fatigue, but DeAndre held Pau to 10 points on 4 for 13. Not a good night for Pau. Additionally, Kobe hadn’t gone off, and the Clippers were playing solid defense. For once the opponents weren’t shooting the lights out from three. So what happened?

First, the Lakers brought in Shannon Brown, he of dunking fame. However, Brown has worked on his game considerably and has become one of the better sixth men this year. Tonight, he showed why, immediately making his mark by drilling a jumper and a three, both off of Gasol passes to cut the lead to 7. The Clippers then got an alley-oop from Farouq to DeAndre to extend the lead to 9.

That’s when the second thing happened, the Clippers subbed in Baron Davis. After Shannon Brown sunk another three (to put himself at NBA Jam level “on fire”) possibly the worst good thing happened to the Clippers. With the quarter running down, Baron Davis did his 2008 GSW shake and bake for a three and he made it. He brought the lead back up to 9, but Baron turning into a scorer is dangerous. Still, if Baron is making those threes, then isn’t it the Clippers night?

Nope. For the third time this season, an opposing player made a 60+ heave at the buzzer. Shannon Brown joined the same company as Ty Lawson and Jason Kidd and the momentum from that miracle shot continued into the beginning of the 4th. Within the first minute, the Lakers got a made layup from Matt Barnes and a Steve Blake three to bring the game to one. Not only that, but Baron thought that making one impossible shot meant that he could jack up another abomination of a three. It was one of the worst threes I’ve ever seen (although Ron Artest had one that was almost as miserable).

Baron forgets so quickly that he has the talent to help the team as long as he focuses on passing. But what does he do? In his 14 minutes, he hoists 5 shots, only making that one prayer. By the time he’s pulled from the game, the Clippers were down 1. In that 5 minutes 26 seconds of play, the Clippers went from up 9 to down 1. Now, he shouldn’t get all the blame, The defense could have been better and Rasual and Blake weren’t making shots, but the energy of the game completely shifted. What had worried me was that after Baron played well against the Spurs and the Nuggets, he would get the confidence to change his play into scoring Baron. Tonight was just another bit of evidence that scoring Baron is not good Baron.

When Gordon and Bledsoe came back in the game, the game quickly shifted. In those last 7 and a half minutes, Gordon went for 9 points (2 threes, he looks like he’s back!) and 2 assists, one being the drop off to DeAndre for the dunk and the lead.

But down the stretch there were mistakes by the Baron-less Clippers. Blake had one of the more unforgivable goofs when he got the rebound of his first free throw and immediately shot it back up in frustration. Had there not been a delay of game earlier, there would have been no penalty, but Blake gets assessed the technical and Shannon Brown makes the technical foul shot. I’m sure Blake is kicking himself for it.

And while EJ was very much responsible for the majority of the Clippers surge in the fourth, he did miss a free throw that would have put the Clippers up 6. And after Pau made a exhaustion 2, Gordon lost the ball to Kobe who went the other way to get the lead to 1. To make matters worse, he brought the ball back and made a terrible entry pass to Blake that Ron Artest stole. Again, Kobe makes the Clippers pay. These are small mistakes that can be rectified, but they need to be addressed. Gordon truly has evolved as a player, but turnovers and underwhelming free throw shooting are areas that he can still improve upon. Even in the last Clippers possession on offense, Gordon almost loses the ball before assisting the DeAndre slam.

Yes, the Fisher winner was devastating, but the Clippers have more to worry about than Fisher’s last second shot.

Breene Murphy

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  • http://www.firedunleavy.com FD

    Horrible loss.
    Both teams didn’t play that well. The Lakers were coming off a back to back, Clippers should have won this.

    BD is useless, but we already knew that. VDN sorta had to play him, good thing he didn’t play long. Might have cost them the game though.

    Gordon played great, but he’s just missing that something that doesn’t make him an all star and keeps the Clippers from winning a game like this.

    Griffin looked a bit tired out today.

  • AH

    Can everyone be a little more realistic about the talent makeup of the Clippers? They are super talented but everyone that says we need to dump basically anyone that isn’t in the starting lineup…I don’t even know what to say.

    The second unit closed the gap between the first/second quarter. The Baron led second unit. So please, stop knocking him. He doesn’t deserve the current contract he’s being paid but he’s way better than Warren, Foye or pretty much any backup PG. The Clipper second unit (especially when Kaman is healthy again) is basically last year’s Clipper starting unit and is better than any second unit in the NBA. Our starting lineup is talented but basically hangs in with intuitive talent and moxie, which is why we start out slow or gangbusters.

    We lost the game with the beginning of the third quarter where three consecutive dunks were blown and at the end of the fourth quarter when Gordon had two turnovers with less than two minutes to play (loses the handle driving followed by a poor entry pass to Griffin). In addition, all the blown fast break opportunities in the second half from defensive stops/turnovers that yielded nothing didn’t help.

    Gordon’s potential game-winning pass to Jordan could have just as easily been a turnover. Gordon needs to improve his ball-handling in traffic and passing. He’s very good but inconsistent, which is something you can’t be in critical situations. The youth also need to play within themselves as they make a lot of turnovers playing too fast.

    Maybe we didn’t need Davis in the end, although I would have preferred a more experience ball-handler/passer in that situation but VDN made a mistake on the final possession. I don’t know the timeout situation but VDN should have brought in Aminu or Butler to cover Fisher (who we don’t have to worry about for speed) and the length would have greatly reduced the layup opportunity. Either way, Bledsoe should not have given the left lane to a lefty. Call it like it is; Davis/Gomes/Butler would be shredded for the same error. Bledsoe doesn’t get to skate just because he’s young.

    The Clippers can win a bunch of games but it’s because the first team is young, talented and tries hard (but inexperienced) and the second team is a mediocre first team, but amazing for a second team. We’ll need that overqualified second team through next season until that starting unit matures.

    • JaySee

      If Kaman was healthy, he would not be in the 2nd unit. Baron is crap because he doesn’t play within his limits. Foye IS better than Baron. Foye can actually shoot. He might not have the court vision and passing ability of Baron, but he knows his skill set and stays in them instead of thinking he’s Kobe.

      • micmac

        you are trippin. foye’s shot selection is just as bad as baron’s without the potential of playmaking for others. foye takes too long to set up the play and ends up taking bad jumpers a lot of the time.

    • RAM

      well said!

  • http://msn Connie

    We don’t need Kaman, they need to dump him. He just messes up the concept of a “new” team.

    The coaches need to be more pro-active in “training” the rookies, who by the way, are super.

    Blake needs some guidance as to slow down the “show boating” and just play the game. There is no doubt that he is “super star” material. He has replaced Kobe in my books. I will
    watch every Clippers game I can.

    • http://hitfix.com/awardscampaign jgroove

      Messes up a concept of a “new” team? That may be one of the stupidest things I’ve ever seen written on this blog. You know how many “new” teams would like a veteran like Kaman to come in and help? Ridiculous.

  • Steve

    Ahhhhhh the Gordon turnovers and BONEheaded decision to attack the rim with 15(!!) seconds left on the clock was the worst cap for this frustrating loss. I told my wife after the DJ dunk we were gonna lose the game. I just knew it would happen. So fking annoying..

  • Average Jose

    Gordon’s 2 bonehead turnovers… not good.

    Baron started shooting again…. not good.

    The delay of game warning…. not good.

    Aminu missed how many dunks? …. not good.

    Griffn missed how many open mid range jumpers … not good.

    Seems like the loss was a team effort.

    • JoeLuis

      Very True Jose. To top this, Gasol was Gassed cus back to back and was missing wide open shots all night long so all in all we should’ve gotten this ‘W’ easly.
      The main difference in the last minutes was experience. clippers are in -minus in that category and well , the lakers have kobe, fish, etc.
      As long as the clips keep playing with ‘Ganas’ (putting heart and effort) and they keep improving i will keep cheering for this bunch of missguided bunch. Why? because they’re an exciting team to watch and because they have so much potential. i just hope That the organization keeps improving the squad and the players. I’m not too sure if VND will be our guy, but he’s the guy right now and in my eyes he’s still in probation mode. C’mon VND make me a believer! (great job on ‘D’)
      Idunno guys but i think the ‘W’ are not so far away! Baron coming from the bench in non crusial times! I approve!!

    • MV22

      Young team. They lost the game on mental errors, lack of concentration, e.g. the THREE consecutive missed dunks, delay of game technical, 2 Gordon turnovers late in the game and Bledsoe allowing the much slower Fischer to get by him, uncontested. I love this group although they break my heart almost every game. The play hard most of the time. Aminu showed he can be a defender/rebounder–at times but he’s inconsistent. Bledsoe just turned 21 and he’s playing point guard. Let’s not forget that as great as he is, Griffin is still 23 games into his rookie season. I was on the verge of giving up on DJ but then he starts giving me hope again. Gordon has got to get a handle. It’s a giant flaw in an otherwise great all around game. BTW his free throw shooting is back on track. I think he’s at around 80%. If he gets that aspect of his game down (handling the ball) he’s headed for a spectacular career, maybe even at point guard. It’s a big if though. To follow this team you have to follow it from the perspective of development of the starting 5. Baron can’t shoot. Shouldn’t shoot but probably won’t stop shooting. Let’s see if Kaman can blend when he comes back. Also, for all the knocking of Foye, he can be a pretty good bench guy. I hate that these guys come back from injuries prematurely. Wait until they’re 100% before bringing them back. We aren’t in a playoff push.

  • Canelo Griffin

    Clippers have no one to blame but themselves. They had the game and lost it. Well on a positive note. The Clippers showed that they can hang with the top teams in the NBA.

  • Chris McD

    I’m looking on the bright side. Even though both teams were not playing “great,” meaning the scoring was high, this was a defense minded game. This could have easily been a blowout loss against the best team in the west. While I would have liked the win, this has shown that we’re stepping up the defense. Artest’s D was crucial for the Lakers in those last minutes and led to their win.

    Everyone’s looking at the Clips’ win-loss record and assessing that they are a bad team, but none of those people are watching the games. The potential is there and they will eventually start winning provided there aren’t any ridiculous injuries.

  • John M.

    1st off-thanks for your game day coverage and the opportunity to hear from other Clipper fans. As a true & true Clipper fan since the Manning days, as tough as this lost was (and it was) my head is held high. They went toe to toe with the Lakers and I believe they will learn from this game and progress to be a much better NBA team. They were not intimidated, I still remember the days of Gary Grant bringing the team out from tunnel looking cocky as ever, and then the game starts, the Clipper team blinks and it’s basically over in the 2nd quarter. This team will be different – Gordon is a stud (as good a finisher/clutch shooter we’ve had since Harper pre-1st surgery), Blake is a monster, Jordan is turning into an NBA ballplayer, Bledsoe reminds me more & more of Westbrook, Aminu is a keeper. Now in my humble opinion here’s what the Clippers need to do – get Carl Landry. Get him before Houston gets him back, he is languishing in Sac. We need players to close out games, be 4th quarter options and not blink when the game is at stake. We’ve got players other than I’ve named to trade, we’ve got picks – get Landry. His value is pretty low & the guy can ball. I believe he’s the puzzle piece to make this team like the 06 team. But the big difference is this team would be young, locked into contracts, and have an amazing chance to take roots & grow and finally establish something. Like I said, I’ve seen & been at countless Clips losses that drove me nuts, but last night I slept fine. Learn from this game – and now go beat the Grizzlies. Peace.

    • Old Clippa

      Never thought of Landry. But it might work. Clippers can offer Kaman & Baron at wholesale rate with deep discount.

      Let Sterling swallow 50% of their salary for the good of his franchise.

      Just get those two outta this town.

      • Go Clippas

        Agree,Get baron out of town,the thing about baron is he does not care
        how can you talk the talk and then in the off season not pick up a Basketball
        and you make 13 million.This shows he is not a leader and he sets a poor example
        like last night big game plays poor.I don’t want him to mess up the mind of are
        young players who have a winning attitude.They are young that’s there
        Excuse, What’s Baron’s.

    • hangtheGM

      we need iguodala not landry, we already have rhino who is almost an identical player. Imagine having iggy with our young core, would be a dunk fest. I say give um whatever they want besides our starters for iggy draft picks or whatever we could use a solid closer, athletic, reliable 2nd or 3rd option to go along with gordon and blake.

      • Average Jose

        Iggy for Kaman straight up. Hmmm. Then we need to go find a back up center.

        • Fear the beard

          Please trade me… To winning team, I’m tired of the losing.. A change scenery would help a lot..

          • Average Jose

            If there were any willing trade partners it would be probably be done already. Best thing Baron can do to get traded is to play welll. Then at least some other team might be interested.

          • griffin

            Tell vdn that and i thought you were taking us to the playoffs what happened not motivated anymore fat boy

        • MV22

          I could live with that. Should have another big right now even without the trade.

      • Bongstradamus

        Iggy’s great, but dont we need more help on the perimeter? Iggy is not known as a great shooter and we have plenty of dunkers. The only guy we have reliable from range is Eric and depending on the day, Rasual.

        • hangtheGM

          Aminu is our best 3 point shooter right now at like 50% or something crazy, if he keeps this up I think we’ll be fine. Iggy is the athlete we need to run with the young guys but who am I kidding our GM will probably make a trade for lisa leslie and a pack of parliaments knowing his bitch ass.

  • micmac

    things to fix:

    start the second half better. they come out sloppy every 3rd quarter. 3 missed dunk attempts to start the half.

    play some defense till the buzzer. how many half court shots do teams have to make before they realize they can’t just walk off the court because there is less than 2 seconds on the clock?

    mental lapses. the blake technical. a couple of gordon’s passes late in the game. these were just bad decisions. learn from it, don’t do it again. move on.

    VDN lack of substitution to end the game. bledsoe did a good job in the 4th and most of the game, but he should not have been on the floor on the last play. he gave a lefty a clear path for a lefty lay up (study film). imo in these situations the clippers should put in a defensive package of gordon, gomes, aminu, blake, deandre. you want length and size on these last second shots.

    • hangtheGM

      +1

  • JoeLuis

    do you guys think that its just luck or is it actually talent that we played well vs top teams? well enough to beat OKC, hornets, Spurs. (lakers shoul’ve been on this list too! darn)

    • MV22

      It’s talent. The starting 5 is great but so young that they self destruct at critical times and give games away.

  • http://Badmainstreammovies.blogspot.com Pm

    A little part of me died last night

  • Average Jose

    One Positive: DEANDRE JORDAN

    He was a real factor last night. Grabbed quite a few big rebounds, clutch blocks and played intense defense. In the past no way he performs like that.

    The big man is finally coming around!

    • micmac

      deandre played good basketball. this is what he can do when he plays with a lot of energy. i hope to see him play like this regularly.

      • Average Jose

        I liked seeing his intensity. He did not look afraid out there. DeAndre is coming around.

    • Mike Wr

      +1. What will be important is to see DJ come out and play consistently against Memphis. He has to get into a routine of showing up every game and contributing. Very good game for him last night.

    • MV22

      Agree. Deandre is finally beginning to play well. More consistent. Key for him is staying out of foul trouble. Still a work in progress but the more time on the floor, the better he should get.

  • Dan S.

    I like how upset Griffin looked about the loss. We need more of that around here. Everyone needs to be much more upset about losing.

  • http://crimelaw crimelaw

    After Blake torched Baron last night,& the immortal Pooh Jeter torched him for 11 straight points on Mon. night,does anyone really believe he should have been on the court to play defense at the end of the game? Offensively,he was a disaster in both games & seems to be injured again. We have all seen his lack of judgement at the end of games countless times. Yes,every once in a while he makes a great play,but it doesn’t make up for the damage he causes.We lost last night & we shouldn’t have,but Baron is clearly not the answer.This team has a lot of young potential & we need to have the patience to let that potential develop. At least this time around there is some hope.

  • Dump Davis

    The Clippers won against the Kings *despite* Davis’s disastrous stretch in the third and fourth quarter. They lost against the Lakers *because* of his similar disastrous stretch.

    Last night Davis checked in @ 1:14 of the third with the Clippers leading 59-68, a nine point lead up from two at half time, much of it because of Bledsoe and his speed. Davis played five and a half minutes and checked out at 7:48 with the Clippers now losing 74-73, a ten point swing in the wrong direction. Davis’s second straight disastrous stint in the third/fourth period.

    Davis was 1-5 from the field, 1-3 from three land and for the second game in a row he didn’t get to the line. The one and only shot he made was a lucky brick that went in near the end of the first half which he shouldn’t have shot. He started to pick up his dribble and then he’d have been in big trouble so he tossed it up to the basket and surprisingly it went in. It’s not just his terrible shooting. It’s mostly how slow he is. The whole Clipper offense suddenly runs like it’s in muddy water (hippoland) when he’s playing.

    This is exactly the way he’s played the last two seasons and there always have been reasons he’ thrown out why it’s not his fault. But now that he’s seen in contrast to speedy Bledsoe, it’s clearer that it is Davis’ fault.

    I’d rather see Warren play. It’s impossible that he could be any worse than Davis has been the last two games.

    The charade that Davis is something other than what he really is has to stop. People aren’t buying it anymore.

    • hangtheGM

      +1

      Baron is worse than gomes at this point, at least gomes can play decent defense

    • clipperbull

      I suppose they should take away BD’s 3 points cause the shot was “lucky”. That way you could say he was 0-3.

  • Clipps are Curse

    Baron sucks. That’s beating a dead horse.

    Since year 1, 1, ONE, Eric Gordon has been terrible in clutch situations. All this kid does is misdribble, slip, or turn it over. He made a decent pass to DJ but how about the previous 5 minutes featuring him on offense? He was so nervous he could barely dribble.

    As a rookie I understood but dude, it’s year 3. Get your stuff together.

    • Go Clippas

      Terrible in the clutch its kind of hard when your on a team and your the only one who has to make a play everyone Knows he is coming so he basicly goes 1on 4
      I would say 1on 5 But blake is out there,But he got the ball Knocked away a couple
      of times and sometimes he goes a little to fast. He has gotten better this year because
      the games we won has been because of him, like last night Who do you think got us
      a lead in the clutch ,Eric Gordon and take off this stupid Clipps are cursed crap
      this sight is only for true believers. They have not been cursed,just never had great Players ,till now.

      • JoeLuis

        Im ok with EJ taking the last shot. its better than kaman’s jumper or butlers 3’s. (they both have tried to win it but felt short or ranout of time by pump faking too much ehm ehm KAMAN!) EJ took the unwanted leading role. he’s shooting the 3’s playing consinstent (averaging 20+). All we need is to put the pieces together. Aminu, bledsoe, cook, rhino and even gomes have improved alot the past games. (aminu soso but he’s got great 3pt release and he should be one of out best 3pt shooters sometime soon). lack of consistensy on ‘D’ esp on first half, no bench, no good structured plan deployed in last minutes (VND) and no good finisher in the last second are our achiles heels right now.
        Going back to the final minutes vs flakers. i wonder if The DJ dunk, it seemed to be out of sheer luck than an actualy play.

    • joseph

      know nothing

  • Neiru

    I just like the fact that Gordon is taking the responsibility to take that last shot. I agree he needs to work on his dribbling, I get nervous when he drives because many a time before he will lose it or slip. But he taking on that role when no one else wants to take the shot helps. You have to give him credit he has stepped up his game.

  • Metal Matty

    If you are ahead of the Lakers in the last 5 minutes of a ballgame. Regardless of who is on their roster or who is on the floor at the time, you can count on them to play “strip everything”, “overplay everything” defense. Knowing that, the Clippers still got stripped on a steal and turned the ball over feeding a post guy 18 feet from the basket. ….. any time I see a team STILL falling for these same strips and overplays I blame the coach. No matter how many plays you have to break or bad shots you have to take…. you CAN NOT let the Lakers beat you with this SAME garbage that has been going on all the back from the Rick Fox/DFish/RobHorry days.

    • MV22

      I don’t blame the coach. I blame the fact that the Clips are only 23 games into a season starting a historically young team (21.5 average age) and they’re in a learning curve. I guarantee you that Bledsloe will never overplay Fischer to his right again. I think this is a great coaching staff developing young players. They will start putting wins on the board as the season progresses but don’t look for playoff contention this season. Watch the development of individual players and team chemistry. The Clipper future is on the court at the start of every game and it looks bright to me. Remember OKC was something like 3 wins 29 losses in the first 32 games of Durant’s rookie season.

  • Dump Davis

    http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/sports_blog/2010/12/clippers-nba-chris-kaman-basketball-.html
    “”Kaman’s going to be out probably for a few more weeks” due to his injured left ankle, Clippers Coach Vinny Del Negro said after the team practiced at its Playa Vista training facility.”

    Well, there goes the playoffs. I’m only partially kidding. I really did think that if Kaman came back soon and played well as a third option and as a good defender, then the Clippers could make the playoffs. . . . assuming they got rid of Davis.

    They say this is a bone bruise, and they said the last thing was a sprain. Is this bone bruise a new injury or is it a continuation of the earlier sprain? My understanding of a bone bruise is that blood gets into the bone and can take a long time for it to get out, sometimes a month or two but sometimes only a week or two.

    • hans

      lets face it , kaman is out for the season.

      in 2 weeks he’ll have planar facitis and somehow require surgery. JASON POWELL!

    • MV22

      Kaman should not have come back when he did. He still had pain and swelling. Now I hope he stays out until he’s 100% and then a week later.

      • Fear the beard

        Did I hear Plantar fasciitis again.. Out for the season…

  • benwah_benyameen

    breene is there any way you can take out a restraining order on baron to get him to stop jacking up 3’s? i love good baron but when bad baron comes out it’s abusive. it was very weird. i don’t think i’ve seen a player take take a shot like his bad 3. it looked like he didn’t care. the mechanics looked like he was a fan taking a half court shot to win a car but those fans are really trying. it didn’t look like baron was.

    • Old Clippa

      How’bout filing a case against BARON DAVIS for deceiving Clipers by hiding his injury issues only to sign a lucrative contract?

      DTS should refuse to sign checks payable to Baron Davis. Let Davis go to court.

  • http://www.firedunleavy.com FD

    Espn has an article about Baron. He talks about making the Hall of Fame and playing until he’s 38.

    http://sports.espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/news/story?id=5908556

  • ra

    anyone know why baron davis is playing terrible lately and if he’ll pick up?

  • joeluis

    ‘BARON for the win!’ NOGOOD!!’ Story of my life! The play was to give it to blake then return it to Gordon. Lost Vs the grizlies, really!! FML!

    • http://www.firedunleavy.com FD

      Yeah bad play by VDN. It looked it Baron was looking to pass it back to Gordon, but there wasn’t a passing lane.

  • http://crimelaw crimelaw

    For the first time,I have to say the Memphis loss is on the coach-or the coaches. Baron is Baron & at this stage of his career this was one of his better games. But he should never get near the ball at the end of games. He will always(or almost always) make the wrong decision -as he did here. However,the main reason the boys lost was because none of the coaches seemed to notice that Bledsoe was playing like a Zombie,making turnover after turnover,& not even looking at the basket to shoot. Perhaps, it was because he couldn’t get over getting beat by Fisher at the end of the Laker game.but he looked lost & shouldn’t have been playing. They would have been better off giving Warren a chance. The Clipper offense requires a point guard who can shoot the 10 to 15 foot jump shot when Griffen passes out of the post while being double teamed. Bledsoe can usually do that,but today he wouldn’t even try.Baron can’t do it either so we were bound to have trouble. Gordon has got to have the ball at the end of games. At least he can drive to the basket & get fouled if nothing else is available. Terrible loss ,but 1 silver lining. Jordan has played 2 straight decent games-particularly on defense.


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