Over at ESPN.com, Kevin Arnovitz writes that the Clippers’ playoff hopes depend on the production of Blake Griffin and Chris Paul. Click here to read the full piece. Here is an excerpt: Time has a way of tempering novelty, and this go-around, there will be no disclaimers for the Clippers, Paul[...]

The casual fan thinks all Blake Griffin does is dunk. If you watch a Clipper game or flip through SportsCenter, chances are you’ll see a bevy of Griffin’s throwdowns. Even Griffin has played into the meme, as evident by his infamous KIA commercials. While it’s true that he’s [...]

ESPN announced the top 15 players of their 2013 #NBArank on Tuesday, with the Los Angeles Clippers’ Chris Paul coming in at No. 3 and Blake Griffin at No. 13. Last year, Paul was No. 4 and Griffin was No. 14, meaning both received a one-spot increase this spring. The top of the rankings is the harde[...]

With five games left to go in the regular season, the questions surrounding the Clippers’ postseason future still feel somewhat complex and insoluble. Are they playoff roadkill? Are they first-round fodder? A contenders’ punching bag? Can I think of more ways to reword the same question?[...]

The Los Angeles Clippers survived the 2012-13 season with almost no drama. These Clippers do a great job of keeping any potential problems behind closed doors, and are cognizant of what that type of negative attention can do to a close-knit group. At times this season, there was almost no news even [...]

Here are Chris Paul and Blake Griffin’s interviews from yesterday’s practice, when the Clippers addressed the controversy surrounding the team’s chemistry: Chris Paul Blake Griffin Follow @jovanbuha[...]

You know him from the comments section or Twitter as TimmyTheTooth, but did you know Tim Albeanu is a former basketball coach? Fun fact, I know, and that’s why we asked Tim to drop some knowledge on the Clippers’ offense and Chris Paul. Enjoy. *** For the past two years much discussion has taken pla[...]

It’s ironic that the Clippers are criticized for running a boring, vanilla offense. It lacks the sophisticated counters, off-ball movement and secondary & tertiary action of, for example, a San Antonio offense. The Clippers, as the narrative goes, simply run high pick-and-roll until somet[...]