los angeles clippers

Of the the 'Yogi-isms' that are still prevalent in our modern day vernacular, perhaps none is more used than, "It ain't over till it's over."  The Los Angeles Clippers certainly proved that last night in their 27 point comeback against the Memphis Grizzlies...

All season long I've been posting Blake Griffin's most poster worthy dunks.  The guy was blessed with that rare combination of power and mad hops.  However, last night against the Timberwolves Griffin had a chance to showcase his abilities until this happened...

The Clippers may have lost 113-108 last night to the Lakers, but Griffin's dunks, not Kobe's late jumpers, are getting all the attention.  Griffin made Pau Gasol his seven foot step ladder not once, but twice.  Check out both dunks below. I'm beginning to think Griffin and the Clippers value style over substance...

It seems like the Clippers' Blake Griffin continually raises the bar as it pertains to his throwdown dunks.  Earlier in the season Griffin literally threw one down over Oklahoma City's Kendrick Perkins.  Last night in a 103-86 win over Phoenix, Griffin made Channing Frye his latest victim...

Check out what Jason Smith of the New Orleans Hornets did tonight to Blake Griffin of the Los Angeles Clippers. You be the judge for yourself. I personally don't think so but it is fun to assume!  

The Clippers made themselves relevant when they were able to score Chris Paul after David Stern wouldn't allow him to play for the Lakers.  For the first time.......EVER......it feels like there is a real rivalry between the two Los Angeles teams that share the same building...

By: Harry How/Getty Images If you go by tonight, the balance of power has shifted in Los Angeles and possibly for years to come. Just listening to the Clippers in their post game interviews tells you that they are not satisfied with the 114-95 victory over shared city and building rival, Los Angeles Lakers...

The so called secondary teams in the Los Angeles market have made the biggest splashes in their respective offseasons.  The Angels went from the family friendly boutique team in Orange County to real World Series contenders with the signings of Albert Pujols and C...