The LA Clippers went in a big hole early against the Golden State Warriors and couldn't recover, losing 115-98 at Staples Center.
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The LA Clippers have fallen to the Indiana Pacers for the second time in a week, losing 111-102 in another lacklustre game and blowing a 15-point lead.
The LA Clippers ended their six-game road trip with a 114-96 win over the New Orleans Pelicans, led by a well rounded effort from the whole team.
The LA Clippers ended their three-game losing streak with a commanding, marquee victory against the Cleveland Cavaliers, 113-94.
The LA Clippers and Doc Rivers lost their cool to drop their third game in a row to the Brooklyn Nets 127-122, despite leading by as much as 18.
The LA Clippers fell behind early to the Indiana Pacers with countless turnovers and never recovered, suffering their first back-to-back loss.
LA Clippers drop one on the road to the Detroit Pistons 108-97, despite a late comeback effort. Their unbeaten streak on the road ends at seven.
The LA Clippers get a noteworthy 123-115 win against the tough Toronto Raptors, holding onto the NBA's best record at 13-2.
The LA Clippers stormed out to an early lead and crushed the Brooklyn Nets 127-95, adding to their momentum with 7 straight wins and a 10-1 record.
The LA Clippers kept their composure late and used a balanced attack to win their sixth straight game against the Minnesota Timberwolves 119-105.
The LA Clippers won a tough, back and forth game to even the season series against Oklahoma City Thunder 1-1. L.A. keeps the NBA's best record at 8-1.
The LA Clippers used their stout defense to dominate the Portland Trail Blazers 111-80, continuing their best start to a season in franchise history at 7-1.
The LA Clippers' defense took control to win 99-88 in Memphis, but had to survive a late Grizzlies' run to stay in front.
Now that Blake Griffin is healthy, motivated, and has spent the summer working on his jumper, he and the LA Clippers are ready to ascend.