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Los Angeles Clippers – Blake Griffin For MVP? Why Not?
The MVP award is going to Kevin Durant or LeBron James, but it’s always nice to throw some names out there worthy of consideration. For the first time in his career, Blake Griffin is displaying almost the full package, and deserves to be mentioned among the best in the NBA regardless of position, team or success. Who knows where the Los Angeles Clippers would be without him this season.
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Los Angeles Clippers – Wish They Could Play the Lakers Every Day
There are plenty of weaker teams than the Los Angeles Clippers in the NBA, but no one actually gets this team motivated quite like the Lakers, helping them set a few records along the way. Two days later, facing the sliding Atlanta Hawks proved to be a lot more difficult, and if it wasn’t for Jeff Teague’s incompetency from the line, it could have ended very differently than a 109-108 win.
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Clippers vs Lakers – Total, Complete Humiliation
Remember when the season began and the Los Angeles Lakers actually won the opening game against the Los Angeles Clippers, by double digits no less? A lot of things have changed since then, with the Lakers looking worse and worse with every month that goes by. Their 142-94 loss to the Clippers under their championship banner might have been the lowest point of all.
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Los Angeles Clippers – Beating Up On the Injured Suns
The Phoenix Suns have been able to stay relatively healthy this season, but it seems like the injuries have been piling up recently, making it a bit easier than expected for the Los Angeles Clippers, led by Blake Griffin and Matt Barnes to come away with the 104-96 win.
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Los Angeles Clippers – Blake Griffin & Chris Paul Having a Lot of Fun
The New Orleans Pelicans are no match in their current condition for the streaking Los Angeles Clippers, giving Blake Griffin and Chris Paul ample opportunities to show off their entertaining skills without harming the effectiveness of the team.
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NBA Rumors – Houston Rockets, Los Angeles Clippers & Chicago Bulls Trying to Sign Ben Gordon
The last in the series of big-name buyouts we’re having at this stage of the NBA season is Ben Gordon, likely to find himself looking for a new team once he strikes a deal with the Charlotte Bobcats. The Houston Rockets, Los Angeles Clippers and the Chicago Bulls can’t wait for an opportunity to try and sign him.
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NBA Rumors – Dallas Mavericks, Houston Rockets, Los Angeles Clippers & San Antonio Spurs Trying to Sign Danny Granger
The buyout Danny Granger has been hoping for with the Philadelphia 76ers has finally come, and this means the veteran small forward can choose a contender to play for in what remains of this season, with the Los Angeles Clippers and the San Antonio Spurs being the two favorites to sign him, although the Houston Rockets and the Dallas Mavericks are also hoping to get an offer heard.
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Los Angeles Clippers – Jamal Crawford Isn’t Slowing Down
It’s quite known that the Los Angeles Clippers are struggling in improving their problematic defense , but they’ve found a way to make up for that by simply scoring at a pace almost no one can keep up with at the moment, especially with Jamal Crawford playing some of his best basketball.
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Clippers Over Thunder – Russell Westbrook Keeps Ruining it For Others
Before Russell Westbrook came back from his injury, the Oklahoma City Thunder were the best team in the NBA. Now he’s playing again, and the Western Conference leaders have suddenly lost two home games in a row, this time 125-117 to the Los Angeles Clippers.
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NBA Trade Deadline 2014 – All the Deals
No superstars moved, but still a busy deadline with the Philadelphia 76ers starring, sending away Even Turner to the Indiana Pacers and Spencer Hawes to the Cleveland Cavaliers, while Andre Miller joining the Washington Wizard capped off the highlights of the 2014 trade deadline.