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The Ledger: Clippers 105, Warriors 86

Posted by D.J. Foster On December - 25 - 2011

For every game this season, we’ll be doing the “Lob City Ledger” at ESPNLA.com where we give a quick rundown of what happened. Here are a few of the grades handed out by Kevin Arnovitz from tonight’s win over the Warriors:

 

Blake Griffin 9-18 FG | 4-8 FT | 7 REB | 1 AST | 22 PTS | +17
GRADE B+

Remember all those screens, slips and dives the Clips ran for Blake against the Lakers? There was only a faint trace of that goodness on Christmas night. Blake still managed to put together an efficient night from table scraps, but the Clips need to figure out how to feed the ball to Blake where there’s paint under his feet.

ClipperBlog Live Following Clippers-Warriors

Posted by Mark Shore On December - 25 - 2011

Join Kevin Arnovitz, D.J. Foster and Mark Shore as they discuss the first regular season game of the year following the conclusion of Clippers-Warriors.

 

Game Thread: Clippers vs Warriors

Posted by D.J. Foster On December - 25 - 2011

It’s time for the Chris Paul era to begin. We’ll be chatting below in ESPN’s Daily Dime Live during the game, so feel free to hop in and join the fun. After the party is the after-party, so make sure to check out ClipperBlogLive once the game ends so we can take your questions and comments and break down everything in our live postgame show!

 

 

3-on-3: Clippers Player Preview

Posted by D.J. Foster On December - 25 - 2011

Before the season gets started, three of our writers previewed the season for the Clippers from an individual standpoint. Let’s see what Breene Murphy, Jordan Heimer and D.J. Foster have to say.

1. Which player is more likely to win the MVP award: Blake Griffin or Chris Paul?

 

Breene Murphy, ClipperBlog: Chris Paul. His passing will turn DeAndre Jordan into a legitimate force, he’ll make Blake even better, and his brilliance freestyling at the point will compensate for Vinny’s tactical shortcomings.

Game notes from Clippers-Lakers Preseason Game 2

Posted by Jovan Buha On December - 24 - 2011

Observations

• Chris Paul has eyes behind his head, around his head and on his head. You can’t convince me otherwise. He makes the right play about 95 percent of the time (which is absurdly high). In a millisecond, Paul analyzes the defense and decides the best option. He knows who to pass it to (and where), when to make the pass and what type of pass to execute. It’s ridiculous and a joy to watch.

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