Kaman is Headed to Dallas with Gordon, Barry

Kaman for Howard and Thomas could make sense for both teams.

Clippers take advantage of Bulls’ malaise, get win.

Kaman proves that stats aren’t as important as winning when it comes to selecting All-Stars; Eric Gordon chosen for Sophomore team.

Clippers lose to Celtics after being up at halftime; trade with Hornets that will send Bobby Brown to the Clippers in exchange for a conditional second-round draftpick expected to be approved by league office tomorrow.

Clippers beat Wizards, JameSon Curry doesn’t play.

Checked out the blog and I had some technical difficulties with the second half posts last night, my apologies. I’m still learning Word Press and think I figured out what went wrong with the site.
What went wrong with the Clippers last night is probably an easier diagnosis. They’re a team that plays poorly on the  road, they were playing a team with the second-best home record in the NBA and were playing short-handed, as Eric Gordon’s toe and Sebastian Telfair’s groin wouldn’t allow either to play last night.
Dunleavy is hopeful that Gordon will be able to play in the team’s next [...]

Before we start, here’s a crazy stat they threw out during the broadcast: throughout history the Celtics and the Lakers have so dominated the league, that there is only one decade in which neither team won a championship.  The league started in the 40’s, so we’re talking seven decades.  That’s insane.  If you wanna know what decade it was, the answer’s at the bottom.
It wasn’t always pretty, but sometimes winning ain’t pretty.  And often that’s the only way to beat a top team like Boston.  The Clippers struggled with Marcus Camby out, having to rely on DeAndre Jordan more than [...]

***[Hmm, it seems like for some reason this was never posted when I wrote it 10 days ago.  If it was, sorry for re-posting it.]
This was a Wizards team that’s down in the dumps.  They’d lost several close games, a couple of them because Gilbert Arenas inexplicably couldn’t hit his free throws.  Arenas, normally a 80%+ free-throw shooter, went 1 for 6 in one of those games.  He’s said how he thought if he were to have any problems this season that it would’ve been with his thrice-fixed surgically repaired knee.  Instead he’s been shocked to find that it’s all [...]

Being a Clipper fan is not about rooting for a winning team.  It’s about hope.  Praying things will get better.  Thus to look back at this past decade, I present The Top 10 Most Hopeful Clipper Moments.  Of course, as you’ll see below, every time of hope… has been followed by disaster.
1.  The decade started off with a bang for Clipper fans.  Yes, Lamar Odom was drafted in 1999, but it was in January 2000 that he had his most productive month: 19.1 points, 9.1 rebounds and 3.6 assists on 47% shooting.  Other highlights from his rookie year?  He tied [...]