Blake Griffin’s Homecoming Game should be electric.All in ClipperNation should be able to watch it. [...]
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I've lived in New York since birth except from 1993-2006 when I lived in California. I should have never left... California, that is.  
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Wednesday, 27 October 2010 21:00
Last night, in Staples Center, the Los Angeles Lakers unfurled another championship banner and had a ring ceremony attended by the commissioner, David Stern. Stern thanked the city of Los Angeles for their support of the Lakers. There is a fan base in the City of Angels that supports another team, the Los [...] Monday, 23 November 2009 22:10
It’s entirely possible that someone who hasn’t even been a factor, in an actual sense, could end up as the starting power forward for the NBA Western Conference All-Stars. [...] Tuesday, 25 April 2006 22:10
Don’t Cry For Me Argentina So, as game one of the Kings-Spurs series began, Manu Ginobili decided to give Ron Artest a bloody nose. No foul was called. As anyone at the Palace Of Auburn Hills could tell you, Artest was not about to take that lying down. So, later in the game, [...] Thursday, 20 April 2006 22:23
And, so, here we are. Los Angeles, California is poised to become the professional basketball capital of the world. Some might say it already is by virtue of the fact that it’s the only city with two NBA franchises within its environs. What’s that, Metro New York? (Knicks and Nets) Well, first off, [...] Saturday, 9 July 2005 16:37
Some opinions as I get ready for the 2005-2006 season. And I’ve been ready since The Draft. 1) Yaroslav Korolev? This pick has shaken my confidence in Mike Dunleavy. (I’m getting the feeling, via press reports, that Dunleavy carries as much weight as GM Elgin Baylor when it comes to personnel decisions.) Maybe [...] |
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Blake Griffin: A Perspective
There are worse things than being a Clipper fan because your team’s number one draft choice is out for the season. [...]