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Eric Gordon after last night's game
"I understand there is the business part, but all business ain't good business," Gordon said about the trade. "The way they are playing now, they shouldn't have made the change. It's on them."
Big things are indeed coming.
our starting PG
Open Scrimmage Sunday December 18 2:30pm @ Galen Center
I know this was brought up in a Fanpost, but I don't think many people saw it. Doors open at 2pm.
Clippers Announce 2009-10 Broadcast Schedule
It looks like we'll be able see all of our games this season on TV...woot!
Chris Kaman back in L.A. working out daily at Clippers training center.
Randolph's agent Raymond Brothers said that his client was disappointed to learn of the deal, because he felt he had found an NBA home with the Clippers.
``It's tough getting traded but that's part of this business,'' Brothers said. ``It's just unfortunate because Zach really felt comfortable in L.A. and felt like he'd found a home. He wanted me to thank the Clippers and (owner) Donald Sterling for the opportunity to play with them for a year.''
Sofoklis Schortsanitis
by k0d4 on May 21, 2009 12:42 AM EDT
on Clips Nation
Here's an excerpt of the Q&A with Clippers Assistant General Manager Neil Olshey on myClipper Nation discussing Blake Griffin :
Will he play in Summer League?
"Absolutely. We'll have Mike Taylor, Eric Gordon, Blake Griffin, DeAndre Jordan, and we're hoping to bring Sofoklis Schortsanitis over who we still have the rights to. We have some good free agents as well. The presence of Blake and the ability for Eric and Blake to get to know each other and play together, two guys that will play significant minutes, can't be underestimated."
On bringing back Sofoklis Schortsanitis...
"I think his contract is up with Olympiacos, he's a little bit older now. I think he wants to at least come over, work out for a while, go through the Summer League experience and get a feel for what it would be like to be in the NBA. Whether it works out now or in the future based on our roster composition, I don't know if that's even an issue for him, but I think he just wants to know what it's like. I think he's intrigued by it. Coach Dunleavy was over there seeing him and I saw him this year. He's working on his body and getting his weight under control, I think he's really suited for the NBA game. I think he'd be another asset as well, and if it's not this year it will be next year when our roster cleans up a little bit."
I did not see this coming. Thoughts?
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