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Los Angeles Clippers – Showing Who is the Boss in Town
After beating the Los Angeles Lakers three times this season, the Los Angeles Clippers are headed towards a lot of firsts in their franchise history, but the most important thing is that Chris Paul and Blake Griffin now control the NBA scene of the town, while the crumbling, shiny project from across the street is going down with the Kobe Bryant and Dwight Howard relationship.
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Los Angeles Clippers – Chris Paul Only Needs Half a Game to Dominate
If it wasn’t just how badly the Los Angeles Clippers needed Chris Paul back, these last two games, and especially the easy win over the Philadelphia 76ers, closing out a so-so road trip, proved the importance of their starting point guard, even if all he needs is 25 minutes.
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Los Angeles Clippers – Depth is the Most Important Thing
Even without Chris Paul, the depth of the Los Angeles Clippers made sure they were having no problems getting back to their winning ways against the disappointing Memphis Grizzlies.
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Los Angeles Clippers – Chris Paul Brings Back Lob City
After so many different kinds of wins, “Lob City” was what the Los Angeles Clippers needed from Blake Griffin and Chris Paul to get back on track, sending another painful blow to their city rivals.
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Los Angeles Clippers – A Winning Streak No One Can Stop
Another game, another win added to the longest in the history of the franchise. The Los Angeles Clippers have now won 14 consecutive games, making it look different by showing a new way to finish off opponents each time, allowing Chris Paul and Blake Griffin to take long rests in the fourth quarter, unlike other busy NBA superstars.
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Los Angeles Clippers – Chris Paul Loves These Ugly Wins
Not every game by the Los Angeles Clippers is a slam dunk show by Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan. Sometimes, winning ugly, with defense, with scratching and with digging deep late in the fourth quarter, especially for Chris Paul, is just as satisfying if not more.
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Los Angeles Clippers – The Best Show in the NBA
When Chris Paul is in his highest gear, the Los Angeles Clippers follow, and sometimes might even look like the best team in the NBA. When things go really well, like they did against the Dallas Mavericks, they simply put on an aerial show, highlighting the athletic abilities of Blake Griffin, DeAndre Jordan, Eric Bledsoe and Jamal Crawford.
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Los Angeles Clippers – Blake Griffin Finally Brings His Best
If you look only at the stats, Blake Griffin was having a quiet, maybe even disappointing season thus far. Averaging “only” 17.5 points and 8.9 rebounds per game, Griffin improved, or worked on improving others things. In a tough away game, against a team that hasn’t lost at home this season, the star of the Los Angeles Clippers finally had a his big moment of 2012-2013.
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Jamal Crawford Makes The Los Angeles Clippers Contenders
Yes, you read the title correctly. The Los Angeles Clippers, with a 4-2 record through the first week and a bit of the 2012-2013 NBA Season are contenders to win the West. Blake Griffin made them interesting, Chris Paul made them a force to be reckoned with in the West. Now Jamal Crawford seems to be another piece completing a puzzle that might see the team go further than ever before.
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Los Angeles Clippers – DeAndre Jordan, Defense and Dunks
This is what it was like for the San Antonio Spurs during their first loss this season. DeAndre Jordan flying high, and what people call the Los Angeles Clippers since the arrival of Blake Griffin and later Chris Paul, Lob City, in full effect. And lets not forget about the Clippers’ underrated defense, that has been looking pretty good early on this season.