

Don Tommy wrote:My sister's husband is a huge Jazz fan, and we both hate the Lakers, so we have a pact to root for each other's teams when they aren't playing each other. The Jazz can be really good this year, but they need to have someone other than Foye taking the last shot. The first one was good, the second attempt is why he has had problems sticking with a team. He is a great catch and shoot player, but he, like Heyward, cannot create their own shot. This is why I have come around on Crawford. I don't see him disrupting the offensive flow to force shots, but when we need a basket, he will find a way to get a good shot off. Mo might just be that guy for the Jazz this year, but if they trade Al for a better guard that team could be good for years to come
Chris Paul wrote:“We came out slow and Coach [Vinny Del Negro] got on us at the half,” said Chris Paul, who had six points and nine assists in 25 minutes. “The third quarter, we came out strong and our defense started up our offense.”Blake Griffin wrote:“You can play tired, but it’s a mindset of really coming in and being ready,” Griffin said. “In the second half, I thought we did a much better job of coming out and getting stops defensively. That’s going to be our whole key, just like last year, when we get stops defensively it leads to offense.”Ryan Hollins wrote:“We’ve got to be better,” Hollins said when asked about the bench’s performance in the first half. “They (the Jazz) were the aggressors. They were getting to the free throw line, getting tip-ins, kind of out working us. That’s our job, that’s what we’ve got to do.”Vinny Del Negro wrote:“I want us to compete,” Del Negro said. “When you compete you give yourself a chance to win. Obviously you want to win, if you’re a competitive person you want to win, but I want to see the development of the team as we move forward. How to execute down the stretch, how to execute out of timeouts, all things we have to do.”
Clippers.com
Return to Los Angeles Clippers