A tip-slam off of a (terrible!) LeBron James miss during the Goodman League-Melo League game Tuesday. Make sure to check out Colin’s blog, The Voice Sports Blog (on severnaparkvoice.com), for more photos, game notes and a recap from the game (his blog includes other great photos/recaps from Go[...]

Found Objects – 8.30.2011 • If you haven’t watched it yet, make sure to take a look at my interview with Clipper Darrell. • The OC Register’s Kevin Ding ranks the top-20 players under 25 years old. To no surprise, Blake and EJ rank at the top: 7. Eric Gordon, Clippers. Methinks Gor[...]

Yesterday I sat down with Clipper Darrell to talk about his basketball roots, how he became so enamored with the Clippers, his feelings on the lockout, his predictions for next season and his big plan for October 1st: Like the Clipper Darrell Fan Page on Facebook, follow him on Twitter @clipperdarre[...]

Found Objects – 8.27.2011 • Blake Griffin will be one of the faces of Nike’s Zoom Hyperdunk shoe campaign. • Steve Perrin of ClipsNation delves deeper into the topic of Blake’s future with the Clippers. • Have you heard of this Drake Griffin cat? Supposedly Lil Wayne likes throwing[...]

Found Objects – 8.25.2011 • Eric Pincus of HOOPSWORLD discusses the Lakers’ life after Kobe leaves/retires. Heading into the summer of 2014, the Lakers are slated to have an empty roster, a factor that Pincus feels will allow them to possibly steal the Clippers’ savior: It’s diffic[...]

At this point it’s old news, but if you didn’t know Blake will be taking his talents to Will Ferrell and Adam McKay’s humor-filled website (courtesy of ESPN LA): NEW YORK — Stymied by the NBA lockout, Blake Griffin is going to work for Will Ferrell instead. This week, the Los[...]

Found Objects – 8.23.2011 • Finally, the ranking we’ve all been waiting for (or at least I have). Here’s Royce Young of CBS Sport’s Eye On Basketball Blog discussing Blake at #10: 10. Blake Griffin, PF, age 22, Los Angeles Clippers 2011 stats: 22.5 ppg, 12.1 rpg, 3.8 apg, 50.[...]

David Bergman/ Sports Illustrated   Blake Griffin and Kevin Durant give Neil Olshey and Sam Presti permission to think big, but it’s the presence of their second-best players, Russell Westbrook and Eric Gordon, that completes the most basic foundation of a championship core. Whereas one g[...]