Hollywood Blvd. News – Los Angeles Clippers Edition
- Updated: October 20, 2014
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The Los Angeles Clippers fell last night to the Denver Nuggets http://gty.im/453793176 in their fourth preseason game.
“If one were to read significance into the NBA preseason, which clearly one should not, one would look at the lack of offensive spark from the 1-4 Los Angeles Clippers. The team that led the NBA in offensive efficiency last season looks completely lost on offense this preseason.
In their fourth exhibition loss, a 104-93 defeat at the hands of the Denver Nuggets in Las Vegas Saturday night, the Clippers showed nothing beyond some one on one basketball on offense. Jamal Crawford got off to a red hot start, making his first six shots which included four three pointers — and then missed his next six. And basically, once Crawford stopped doing it, nothing much could save the Clippers from themselves.
NBA offenses thrive on easy shots. Brilliant shot making needs to bail any NBA team out of difficult situations many times every game — but you must get more than your share of easy ones from your offensive schemes to thrive. So far this preseason, and particularly so in this one, the Clippers looked lost on the offensive end, and simply aren’t getting the easy looks they need.”
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CaliSports News reported on the rising temper of Blake Griffin towards hard fouls earlier this week. Read it here.
“Blake Griffin is known for embarrassing opponents with his athleticism and players are not afraid to use their strength and aggressiveness in return.
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In last night’s preseason game Griffin and Utah Jazz forward Trevor Booker had to be separated after Booker fouled Griffin in midair. The two exchanged a few explicits before be separated by teammates.
“I was going to, but then I thought, ‘It’s preseason,’ ” Griffin said when asked about retaliating. “It’s not worth it. That’s not the person I want to waste it on.”
When a reporter asked Griffin further about retaliating he had this to say:
“Yeah, probably. I’m not going to do it for no reason or if it’s not warranted and I didn’t feel that was.”
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