To review the Los Angeles Clippers' poor performance and drama from the NBA's third full week, Nate Head continues his Hoots and Hollers series.
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The Clippers dealt with injuries and a hostile trip to Dallas this week, and without Chris Paul and J.J. Redick, Jamal Crawford stepped up with 19.8 PPG.
Now that the 2015-16 NBA season is underway, writer Nate Head is beginning a new series to review the Clippers' performance: Hoots and Hollers.
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