Chris Paul knows a thing or two about New Orleans. The eight-year veteran played his first six seasons there, and the city holds a special place in his heart. It must feel bittersweet whenever he beats the Hornets, especially in NOLA. Still, Paul is a competitor first and foremost, so he had no prob[...]

Chris Paul vs. Dirk Nowitzki. Two of the NBA’s best shooters and most-efficient scorers. One is barely six feet, the other a tad over seven feet. They couldn’t be more similar and different at the same time. Each scored 33 points, going mano y mano in the fourth quarter and overtime, but[...]

How about a little bonus recap action? Here’s Luke Laubhan summing up last night’s action all neat and tidy like. Enjoy. Well, that’s why you have a lock-down defender like Jamal Crawford in at crunch-time – to seize the game and squelch the Nets’ hopes of a road win, all in one magnific[...]

The Clippers trailed from nearly start to finish, but in the end, the Point God came up clutch and sealed the victory. There were some great things in this game: DeAndre Jordan’s performance (13 points, 12 rebounds, 3 blocks); Eric Bledsoe’s triumphant return; Willie Green’s barrag[...]

Here is some post-game video from tonight’s 101-95 Clipper victory over the Brooklyn Nets: Jamal Crawford Vinny Del Negro Chris Paul Follow @jovanbuha[...]

Not much to see here folks. The Clippers got an emphatic win over an Eastern Conference bottom dweller, Jamal Crawford turned 33, Chris Paul went into full-on assassin mode in the third quarter, Nick “Swaggy P” Young made a fourth quarter cameo to the chagrin of thousands of screaming Cl[...]

No Amar’e. No Chandler. No Melo. And that meant one thing: A whole lot of J.R. Smith. Unfortunately for the Knicks though, the quantity didn’t come with much quality Sunday afternoon as New York’s only hope for offense finished the game with a 4-for-20 shooting effort. That’s[...]

Game 10 of the playoff series between the Grizzlies and the Clippers didn’t go quite as expected. Since the Rudy Gay trade, it seems like Memphis has finally embraced their offensive identity of inside-out scoring, led by their high-post impresario, Marc Gasol. The Clippers, while also being v[...]