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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 Clippers were as hungry[...]

Busy watching Anthony Davis get his Marcus Camby on? Here’s the Lob City Ledger from ESPNLA.com to catch you up on the blowout victory over the reigning champs. We’ll have more from this game coming, but for now, the Ledger: Blake Griffin 7-11 FG | 1-5 FT | 16 REB | 1 AST | 15 PTS | +18 GRADE: A- What’[...]

I wasn’t fortunate enough to grow up watching Kevin McHale play (I guess MJ is a nice consolation prize) but from everything I’ve seen in old clips and have heard from smart people, McHale had the best post moves ever. The guy had counters for his counters, blending a whirling array of pumpfakes and impecca[...]

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 offensively by forc[...]

Friend of ClipperBlog Andrew Han had some thoughts on last night’s win over the Blazers and the big picture for the Clippers. Enjoy. *** “So that’s what things would be like if I’d invented the finglonger.” A brief introduction: My interest in this iteration of the Clippers was piqued primarily by Bla[...]

I had a feeling things were getting a bit too easy. A few blowout wins against disadvantaged teams is all the Clippers can handle. LaMarcus Aldridge out for Portland while the team also gives Luke Babbitt and Jonny Flynn significant/semi-significant minutes? Well, of course the Clippers respond by giving up a huge game[...]

This blowout over the Grant Hill-less (and that’s not insignificant) Suns makes it 3-in-a-row. If the Clippers manage to win on Friday against the Trail Blazers, who probably aren’t as hapless as most thought they would be post-Gerald Wallace trade, it would make for what I believe would be the first winnin[...]

I love New Orleans. I’ve been three or four times, but haven’t been back since the storm. Not that Katrina is the reason I’ve stayed away. I live in California, New Orleans is far, life is busy, tickets are expensive. You know, the usual reasons. But needless to say, when fellow Clipperblogger Charlie Widdoes proposed [...]