Buzzer Reaction L.A. Clippers 111 Final Recap | Box score 85 Milwaukee Bucks   No Dime tonight, so I wrote you guys a Haiku about the game instead: The paint’s greatest wall Is formed with the mind; not size The blocks were mental Streak Check 9 wins a row A new Clippers record!!! But not[...]

It was a fitting way to end a disappointing game. Four 3-pointers consecutively missed, intermitted with offensive rebounds and collective sighs among the Staples Center crowd, leading to the Clippers’ fourth loss in a row. After a discouraging road trip in which the Clippers went 1-3 – and easily c[...]

“What happened to the good ole days when point guards guarded point guards,” Chris Paul asked rhetorically during the first quarter. The man who has become the heart and soul of the Clippers success seemed to know early on that tonight’s matchup was not going to look like “th[...]

Blake Griffin snatched the rebound off a Joakim Noah point-blank miss and took off. He broke left, in stride, speeding past his teammates. As he hit the 3-point line, he carved past Luol Deng and took a step into the paint. Carlos Boozer and Kirk Hinrich approached to trap him, but it didn’t matter.[...]

It wasn’t pretty, but the Clippers defeated the Heat in Chris Paul’s return from injury first preseason game this season. The Clippers led early and throughout, a stark contrast from the bashing they took in their first meeting with the Heat. However, L.A. nearly blew its 17-point fourth[...]

Here’s some news from today’s practice (10/05/12): • Just one hour after practice ended — approximately 2 p.m. — the Clippers were headed to board a plane to Las Vegas for their first preseason game tomorrow night vs. the Denver Nuggets. The Clippers will head back to Lo[...]

The Clippers held an open scrimmage at USC’s Galen Center today, with the bench (white team) tying the starters (blue team) 31-31 after two 12-minute halves. Chris Paul, Chauncey Billups, Trey Thompkins and Grant Hill did not participate — Hill isn’t injured, so he likely sat out f[...]

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