We’re living in the future, y’all. This was about as close we’ll get to slamball (RIP) without trampolines, because the Clippers absolutely put on a dunkfest against former ‘mates Chris Kaman and Elton Brand in a 112-90 win over the Mavericks. We are all witnesses on posters.[...]
News casually came out yesterday before the Warriors preseason game clarifying Grant Hill and Lamar Odom’s lack of availability since China: No Lamar Odom and Grant Hill again tonight. VDN used the term “bone bruise” — Dan Woike (@DanWoikeSports) October 23, 2012 That’s[...]
It’s time to start the show. The lockout is done, the NBA is back, and now it’s time to sort through some of the details of the proposed CBA and what it might mean for the Clippers: Before we get into it, I should mention a really cool thing that happened as the word broke last night on [...]
Chris Kaman has seen and done quite a bit in his eight years as a Clipper. In an organization noted for its instability, there has been no one as consistently present during the good times and bad, and it’s not even close. Five whole seasons before Eric Gordon and DeAndre Jordan joined the fray in 2[...]
By Brian Chan Special to ClipperBlog The NBA is the best basketball league in the world. Naturally, only the best college and international players make it, and even the lowliest bench player had his moment at some point. Brian Cook was once Big-10 Player of the Year! With the start of March Madness[...]
Over the summer, back when the Clippers had five players under contract and aspirations of building a team around LeBron James, I (with the help of my brother) found it appropriate to examine the cases of two particularly significant pieces of the puzzle in some detail. The future of the franchise w[...]
“Just when we thought things couldn’t get any worse,” as one of us ClipperBloggers put it, after the latest Donald Sterling story. The Clippers were already well into a frustrating first half of December, putting together a string of pretty good winless basketball. That’s one of the problems of bein[...]
If you thought that Blake Griffin was going to solve all Clippers’ problems, well, that’s obviously not the case. In the second game of the season, the Clippers lost to the Warriors by 18 and the second half of the game didn’t even feel that close. The game’s first possessions started out ugly, as C[...]