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After 26 years and two winning seasons and one playoff series victory and zero championship credibility, it's finally, wonderfully happened.
The Clippers have run out of things to blame.
The final sawing of the limb upon which Mike Dunleavy has been sitting for the last month — the fallen coach is now the felled general manager — has cleared the last of the thick and messy brush.
The Clippers were long on guts Friday. The glory part was a different story. Blake Griffin dragged himself up and down the court with an aching left knee and Chris Paul played through a right groin strain that locked him in... more »
It’s the second half, with the Clippers facing Game 7 tension on the road, and Chauncey Billups pulls some coaches to the side with advice. Time to go with Kenyon Martin. That meant it was also time to go without Blake... more »
With about 5:40 left and the Clippers leading the Grizzlies by seven points in Game 4 on Monday, Memphis forwards Rudy Gay and Zach Randolph ran a pick-and-roll on the right side of the floor. The pick held up Gay’s... more »
In the bowels of an empty arena, the NBA's most maligned coach stood in a long, narrow corridor and clutched a big tub of popcorn. The Los Angeles Clippers' Vinny Del Negro has been a punch line for people, a B-list Hollywood... more »
Tony Parker rolled to the middle of the paint then threw a dart of a pass to the top of the key to a wide-open Tim Duncan early in the third quarter of Game 2 of the Western Conference semifinals. Duncan never hesitated while... more »
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