That draft day discount on Michael Redd may not have been steep enough now that the Bucks guard has shut it down. (Yahoo! Sports - Matt Buser)
The top of the Power Rankings is starting to look more like we thought it would. (NBA.com Power Rankings)
The Washington Wizards ended the month of November with an unsightly 92-76 loss to the Charlotte Bobcats that stunted the progress of their previous two wins and put them back on their continual search for an identity.
(Washington Post)
(The Clippers outscored the Grizzlies 22-0 to end the game and win 98-88 at Staples Center. Eric Gordon started for the first time since his return from an injury and led all scorers with 29 points, with Baron Davis and Marcus Camby had 14 each.
Blake Griffin was spotted before the game in a game uniform and warming up by shooting and doing some light dribbling, but was inactive for the game.
Clippers longtime TV play-by-play man Ralph Lawler and color analyst Michael Smith met with Memphis Grizzlies reserve center Hamed Haddadi, his manager and three representatives of the Alliance of Iranian Americans before the game to express their regrets for the remarks they made about him during the Nov. 18 broadcast from Memphis that led to a one-game suspension for both broadcasters. Coincidentally, there was also an event celebrating Iranian heritage at Staples Center the same day and the large Iranian group sat in one whole section of the arena.
(Inside the Clippers)
Schedule Breakdown Four-game teams: CHI, DAL, GSW, IND, MIA, MIL, NYK, PHO, TOR, WAS Three-game teams: ATL, BOS,... (Yahoo! Sports - Matt Buser)
WASHINGTON -- Gerald Wallace had 14 points and 14 rebounds, Tyson Chandler and Raymond Felton each scored 12 points and the Charlotte Bobcats rolled over the Washington Wizards 92-76 on Saturday night.
(Washington Post)
Simers had an interesting article about Sterling in Wednesday's LA Times paper, in case you missed it then. It is here.
(Inside the Clippers)
Melo took advantage of the Knicks' "defense," Mike Dunleavy is back, and could the 76ers be... (Yahoo! Sports - Matt Buser)
Abe Pollin is remembered fondly by thousands at Washington Hebrew Congregation's synagogue on Friday, the day Pollin was laid to rest.
(Washington Post)
After being behind by seven points at halftime, the Clippers outscored the Pistons in the third and fourth quarters and beat Detroit 104-96 in Detroit.
Chris Kaman scored 26 points and Baron Davis had 25 points - shot six of nine from the field and went perfect from the line (11-11). Al Thornton had 19 points and Eric Gordon, back from a groin injury, scored 14 from the bench.
The Clippers have won their last three of four games, following a stretch of losing five of six. Los Angeles is now at 7-10 and moving up in the Pacific Division - but chasing Phoenix (12-3) and the Lakers at 11-3.
The Clippers come back to town and play Memphis on Sunday at 12:30pm.
(Inside the Clippers)Baron Davis has 23 and Chris Kaman 22 for the Clippers as they're keeping it close - now leading the Pistons 86-84
Al Thornton has 13 also
(Inside the Clippers)Beat writer John Reid provides update from practice
(NOLA.com vlog)
Nick Young doesn't have a nervous tic or an obsessive-compulsive disorder that makes him overly sensitive about getting his uniform dirty. So Coach Flip Saunders found it confusing and a bit annoying to see Young brush his fingers across his chest, as if he were cleaning himself, after each made...
(Washington Post)
All the ingredients for a lost season are in place. New coach, new systems of offense and defense, four new players, two players returning after long layoffs, hideous early-season losses, dissension before Thanksgiving and most unsettling, a deceased owner who has been the face of the franchise for...
(Washington Post)
Abe Pollin left a lasting impression on his city and the people he touched, especially his players. After practice on Wednesday, Caron Butler said that Pollin's death from a rare neurological disorder could serve as a rallying point and help the team put aside petty locker room spats.
(Washington Post)
The first thing I thought of when I heard Abe Pollin had died was the spring of 2008, when he asked his Wizards to win one final playoff game just for him, and they somehow did it.
(Washington Post)
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