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For the Clippers, watching the attention bestowed on their Staples Center co-tenants in the wake of their dysfunctional opening to the season has to bring about a certain amount of George Constanza-style frustration. Sure, the Lakers fired coach Mike Brown five disappointing games into their superteam season, and sure they bungled the hiring of Mike D’Antoni by simultaneously reaching out to esteemed coach Phil Jackson.
But remember, this team is owned by Donald Sterling. Just check the history books for decades of Clippers bungling and Sterling dysfunction. And look at the recent past, in which the Clippers allowed head coach Vinny...
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LeBron James knew what was coming, because he knew Chris Paul was coming. After the Miami Heat concluded their morning shootaround at Staples Center, James found himself reminiscing about his long-time friend, arguably the... more »
Life is good right now for Oregon head coach Chip Kelly. The Ducks are ranked No. 2 in the country and the Las Vegas favorites to win the school’s first national title. Kelly himself is among the hottest names for NFL head... more »
The Broncos haven't been in such a comfortable position since, oh, 1998 — when they last won the Super Bowl. Oh, the race is not mathematically over, but it's realistically and logically over. The Broncos' ill-at-ease 30-23... more »
The disappointment and anger at the Lakers losing four of five games to start this season might well be greater than when they lost four of five games to Oklahoma City to end last season. That's what great expectations will do... more »
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