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FanSided Tickets and our partner TiqIQ have a bunch of great deals lined up this week if you want to get out and catch the Clippers.

Clippers Average home game ticket price: $168

-Jan 18 vs. Mavs, get in for $7

-Jan 20 vs. T’Wolves, get in for $8

-Jan 22 vs. Raptors, get in for $5

Really great deals on tickets to see “lob city!”

… Compare that to the Lakers/Clippers game on Monday, Jan 25, where the “get in” price is $50!

We are currently looking for a lead writer and multiple staff writers for the Los Angeles Clippers. With Chris Paul and Blake Griffin heading up a talented team with a bright future, this is a great opportunity if you’re a fan and want to write about the team.

To apply for the positions, just head on over and fill out the FanSided writing application!

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There is a lot to be optimistic about the Clippers this season. They are a young and upcoming team and are likely going to make the playoffs this season. Those are just two reasons that I can think of off the top of my head. Luckily for all of you reading, I have five more reasons to be optimistic about the Clippers season.

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The Clippers future small forward Al-Farouq Aminu has turned 21 today.

Aminu became the Clippers future small forward when they selected him with the 8th overall pick in last year’s draft.

Make sure you send your birthday wishes to Al-Farouq Aminu on Twitter.

Make sure you send your NBA/Clipper related questions to fullyclipsmailbag@gmail.com to be apart of the Fully Clips weekly mailbag.

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Mo Williams will be pushed by Eric Bledsoe for the starting point guard job this upcoming season (Picture courtesy of The 110 Report)

The Clippers could be stuck in a positive dilemma going into this season. There can only be on starting point guard for each of the 30 teams in the NBA. Problem is the Clippers have two and aren’t sure which one will take over the starting role next season. One point guard has the experience of playing in the NBA and that’s Mo Williams, while the while the other point guard is younger and has more potential along with upside and that’s Eric Bledsoe.

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Isn’t it quite minded boggling how important our cellular devices are today? Our cell phones have become a huge source of our daily lives. For example, now I use my phone to go to Fully Clips when I am at places where my laptop cannot be used.

Did you read through the lines right there, if you did then now you would know that Fully Clips is now on your phone!

I got an email today from the FanSided crew telling me that their new mobile feature has vastly improved. Yes, I know in the past there were a few issues, but now it runs smoothly, not to mention it looks awesome as well.

We can’t have our laptops everywhere we go, so when you’re in the situation when you are in that situation pull out your phone and go to FanSided.com along with any blog’s on the site.

Note: Is it just me or did this just sound like an infomercial?

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Clippers nation,

It is a very special day today because it is Clippers center, DeAndre Jordans 23rd birthday! To celebrate his birthday we aren’t going to sing the happy birthday song. As a matter of fact, we will be singing a song that DeAndre Jordan created him self. So without further ado, I bring you the the chicken song.

Make sure you follow and say Happy Birthday to DeAndre Jordan on Twitter @deandrejordan

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Expect the NBA to out past the NFL in the number of lockout days (Picture courtesy of Lockersmash.com)

Whoopee! There is another lockout in the sporting world, first it was the NFL now it’s the NBA. The NFL is more lucky because their lockout is likely going to end very soon, in a matter of days perhaps, while the NBA’s lockout could go as long as a whole season. The difference between the NBA’s and NFL’s lockout is that the NBA’s problem is that the owners want a significant amount of money back from the players, while the NFL wants a bunch of little things including splitting of revenue. In simple words, the NFL lockout sounds like a cake walk compared to the NBA’s.

I want to hear your guys opinions and/or concerns on the lockout. I placed a poll below If you would you like to give your best prediction on when the NBA lockout will be over.

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Once teammates at Georgia, both Trey Thompkins and Travis Leslie reunite as they were both drafted by the LA Clippers (Picture courtesy of Espn.com)

As I pointed out in my introduction to the site, we have a lot to talk about since this site has been inactive for around five months. One of those things that we need to talk about is the 2011 NBA Draft, reviewing and grading the selections that the LA Clippers made in that draft. So, why wait? let’s review and grade the selections that the Clippers made in the 2011 NBA Draft right now.

The Clippers did not have a first round pick since they traded it to the Cleveland Cavaliers in a package deal that included Baron Davis going to the Cleveland Cavaliers (THANK YOU) and Mo Williams along with Jamario Moon to the LA Clippers. Sadly that first round pick that was given to the Cavaliers was unprotected, which ended up turning into the first pick of the 2011 NBA Draft. Yes, there were some Clipper fans that were disappointed because they initially lost out on the opportunity to have both Kyrie Irving and Blake Griffin on the floor together, but most Clipper fans were content with the deal because it got rid of Baron Davis’s horrible contract, which will help a lot financially down the line. All wasn’t bad though because they still had solid second round picks (37 and 47). Speaking about those two second round picks, Let’s take a look at whom the selected with both of those second round selections and grade them on both of those selections.
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So Im watching the 25-40 LA Clippers run the 12-52 New Jersey Nets, who are playing without their star, Deron Williams. The Clippers, man. We should call them Team Dream  Deferred. Watching the Clip Show dismantle the defending Eastern Conference champs Celtics 108-105 in Boston, you have to wonder what might have been. What if Baron “Doughnut” Davis had actually cared and came into the season actually ready to play instead of missing 14 of the 1st 18 games just being out of shape? The Clips started off 3-15 in those 18 games. What if Chris Kaman, who’s scored in double figures of 7 of the 10 games he’s played in since February, didn’t miss 45 games with a bad wheel? The Clippers went 19-26 without him. Imagining his sharp J and shot-blocking helping anchor the Clipper D? We saw DeAndre Jordan get into early foul trouble and Ike Diogu play big minutes at center. What if Eric Gordon’s wrist wasn’t made out of bamboo, and he didn’t miss 22 (and counting) games while rocking a faux-hawk? LA is only 6-16 without him, including horrifying losses to the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Toronto Raptors. This is all hypothetical, of course; I personally think that Mo Williams is a better fit for this team than Baron, but once Baron worked himself into shape, it’s not far-fetched to think that a healthy Clipper squad would be battling for a playoff spot, and NO ONE would want to see Blake Griffin and Eric Gordon for 7 games.

I’m watching the Clippers square off againt a New Jersey team missing their best player; honestly, for once I’m anticipating a fairly easy win. Blake and DeAndre already are baptizing Brook Lopez and Kris Humphries, and it’s only a matter of time until they pull away. The Clippers are simply too big up front and playing too confidently to lose to this depleted Nets.