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Fire Up The Fishing Boat

    The old and the new.
    Add the Clip Joint to the elimination tour. The Spurs, who haven’t lost a playoff game, completed their sweep tonight and strolled into the Western Conference final.
    ESPN LA

May 20, 2012   No Comments

There Goes That Man Again

      She’s not with him because he has money is she? Didn’t think so.
      You’ve probably seen Jimmy Goldstein courtside at NBA games throughout the season. And you’ll probably see him again tonight during Game 4 of the Thunder-Lakers. What’s his secret? Glad you asked.
      GQ

May 19, 2012   No Comments

Broom Temperature

    One of these days an NBA club will rally from a 3-0 deficit and capture a playoff series. But don’t expect the Clippers, who blew a 24-point lead today against the Spurs, to be the 1.
    AP

May 19, 2012   No Comments

Shooting Bricks

    Clippers 82, Grizzlies 72.
    The Clip Joint prevailed despite shooting 38.5 percent compared to 32.5 percent for host Memphis. That should be some flight to San Antonio.
    This Twitter gem by Frank Isola of the N.Y. Daily News: “In the last 12 years, the Clippers have reached the second round twice. The Knicks? Zero.”

May 13, 2012   No Comments

Just Saying

    This gem from the Twitter account of Laker fan Gary Collard: “If the Lakers lose tonight and the Clippers win tomorrow, does David Stern lock up Executive of the Year?”

May 12, 2012   No Comments

Lost Cause

    If the Clippers were going to win their series against the Grizzlies, they needed to win Friday night’s contest in L.A. Instead, they came up on the short end of a 90-88 setback. Give them credit though. The Clippers came to play, but injuries to Chris Paul and Blake Griffin and numerous missed opportunities cost them dearly.
    Game 7 is Sunday in Memphis. As we mentioned before, pencil in that Spurs-Grizzlies 2nd-round matchup.
    Daily News

May 12, 2012   No Comments

There Goes That Man Again

    Remember Marc Davis? He’s the NBA official Rajon Rondo bumped in Game 1 of the C’s-Hawks series. Davis is at it again with horseshit calls.
    CBS Sports

May 11, 2012   No Comments

Limping Home

    The Clip Joint seemed to be in control of the series against the Grizzlies until Chris Paul and Blake Griffin came up lame. Got enough in the tank for Game 6? If not, it’s back to Memphis and the grind for Game 7.
    AP

May 9, 2012   No Comments

Spin It

    Our daily thread.
    We understand the NBA suspending Rajon Rondo for 1 game for bumping official Marc Davis. There is no excuse for it despite Doc Rivers, Paul Pierce and Charles Barkley, among others, offering them. He tripped? No shit Sherlock?
    But shouldn’t Davis receive a time out or 2 for his awful officiating and missing calls, particularly the 1 that lead to the incident?
    Boston Globe
    Timing seems suspicious to us: Laker reserve Jordan Hill was charged with choking his ex-girlfriend, an alleged incident that occurred 2 months ago. Surely the DA’s office in Houston wouldn’t be guilty of a little grandstanding, no? Didn’t think so.
    ESPN LA
    Addition by subtraction: No offense to Caron, but with Butler out with a broken hand, Nick Young, who was instrumental in the Clip Joint’s huge rally Sunday night and 1 of its top performers the past month, will see an increase in minutes.
    ESPN.com
    What about Paul?: Who would have guessed this? Paul Silas not returning to the Bobcats as head coach? What’s the problem?
    Charlotte Observer
    Panic? Not Albert: Any and almost everyone connected with the Angels these days are tight under the collar. But just because Albert Pujols hasn’t hit a homer this month (don’t panic Albert, but today is the last day) doesn’t mean anything to him. Pujols and the Angels host the Twinkies tonight.
    Fox Sports

April 30, 2012   No Comments

Clippers Equals Cash Money Homie

    Would we have heard about this had they lost? Didn’t think so.
    The rumor mill is jumping about how Floyd Mayweather dropped $1.8 million for the Clip Joint to cover as a 6-point underdog in Sunday’s 99-98 win over the Grizzlies. As we all know now, they were down by as much as 27 and trailed by 24 with 8 minutes remaining before rallying for 1 of the most stunning comebacks in NBA history.
    Black Sports Online

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April 30, 2012   No Comments