Oh me oh my — pretty impressive win from the Clippers on a night they clinched a playoff berth. Here’s the Lob City Ledger from ESPNLA.com. When you’re done here, make sure to check out the latest ClipperBlogLive directly below this post to get more in-depth analysis.   Blake [...]

There I go again trying to take credit for Michael Shagrin’s recap. Apologies. These are Michael’s thoughts. – D.J.   This game will be talked about. It will be talked about a lot. So many narratives were eloquently parsed together in this game, from the ascension of the Clipp[...]

The Clippers came on strong in the fourth, but the Grizzlies were able to hold on to the win, 94-85. Here’s Andrew Han breaking down what it means:    The Clippers didn’t do a whole lot right versus the Grizzlies in a 94-85 loss. But that’s not where we’re starting. We’re beginning with t[...]

The Clippers are peaking at the right time (that’s so Chris Paul) as they head towards the final stretch of the regular season. Our guy Michael Shagrin takes a look at what happened in last night’s blowout victory.    Coming off the first five game winning streak since 2006, the Cli[...]

The Clippers finished off their homestand undefeated by taking care of the Jazz, 105-96. Here’s Nick Flynt with the Lob City Ledger over at ESPNLA.com: Blake Griffin 10-16 FG | 4-8 FT | 8 REB | 6 AST | 24 PTS | +17 GRADE: B+ In the first half, Griffin dominated his matchup against Paul Millsap[...]

Back away from the fire alarm — the Clippers took care of business in this one, 97-85. Here’s the Lob City Ledger over at ESPNLA.com, courtesy of Mr. Jovan Buha. Blake Griffin 8-10 FG | 4-9 FT | 7 REB | 5 AST | 20 PTS | +14 GRADE: B+ No, Jason Smith didn’t play, but Blake Griffin w[...]

Michael Shagrin wrote this recap for us tonight. I’ll weigh in on this game if I don’t punch a hole in my laptop first. -D.J. Man, did the Clippers look awful tonight. If the deficiencies in this performance were unique to the matchup against the Western Conference leading Thunder, then [...]

Ugh. The Clippers did nothing to shed their reputation for playing down to inferior opponents, needing a furious comeback in the final minutes to beat a depleted Rockets team, 95–91. With three minutes to play and the Clips down six, I was trying to figure out if this would be a more dispiriting los[...]