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Post and debate your choices for the greatest, career-defining individual Play and individual Game by each and every Clippers Player in a Clippers jersey, past or present.

Patrick Beverley's game-winning Block on LeBron has to be the greatest of his career as a Clipper and career overall, right?

Maybe we should hold all-time great plays to games that matter rather than an utterly meaningless regular season game in December.

clipperlover wrote:Maybe we should hold all-time great plays to games that matter rather than an utterly meaningless regular season game in December.

[youtube]Pat Bev in a Rockets jersey[/youtube]
[youtube]Pat Bev vs Warriors, 2019 Playoffs[/youtube]

Read: "in a Clippers jersey"

But I think, as regular season games go, this game was about as significant as they get... and that particular matchup, that moment, the result of the play... we're talking Play of the Year (to date).

Kawhi Leonard - Play: The game-winning Block in OT on Kemba Walker and the Boston Celtics

And a personal favorite because I was in the building.
I thought this was one was really special. First Clipper home playoff game in 6 years. A new era. We needed this game and this series to usher in a new era. We did....just a personal favorite. Not his best game or his Clipper defining game.

Blake's 47 point game against Knicks, Baron Davis's buzzer beater against Celtics also come to mind.

donemilio21 wrote:Blake's 47 point game against Knicks, Baron Davis's buzzer beater against Celtics also come to mind.

Was there for both of these.

LOL.
If only the common man could work and save money in LA, maybe I'd live there and go to more games.

The Game 2 Comeback against the Warriors, 2019 Playoffs is chock-full of these; both Plays and Games for various players.


Lou Williams - Orchestrater of the comeback
36 pts, 2 reb, 11 ast, 2 stl, 1 blk (5 tov)
63.6 eFG%, 68.2 TS%
+8 NetRtg, +7 Plus/Minus
39.0 USG%

Montrezl Harrell - Workhorse
25 pts, 10 reb, 2 ast, (2 tov)
100.0 eFG%, 96.5 TS%
+41 NetRtg, +2 Plus/Minus
18.4 USG%

Shai Gills's Game-Clinching Assist

Landry Shamet's Game-Clinching 3.

Quake Griffin wrote:

donemilio21 wrote:Blake's 47 point game against Knicks, Baron Davis's buzzer beater against Celtics also come to mind.

Was there for both of these.
LOL.
If only the common man could work and save money in LA, maybe I'd live there and go to more games.

Speaking of the Boston Celtics, how about that Debut by Zubac and Shamet (and JaMychal) in 2019 in the big comeback win?
And the Clippers vs Celtics overtime game (Nov 20, 2019) is a "Game of the Year" contender for 2020.

Swaggy P's finest moment:

MartinToVaught wrote:Swaggy P's finest moment:

[youtube]Epic Comeback vs Memphis[/youtube]

That's a good one. True.

I see glimpse of Nick Young in Terance Mann, on a side note.

@MartinToVaught

I have no recollection of "Steve Novak" or "Mike Taylor" whatsoever. Those are some deep-cuts. Ha.

I would have to research it (and I'm probably wrong), but in my mind's eye, I recall Bo Outlaw having a 20, 20 game or two back in the day. I remember being so impressed with Bo Outlaw, his physique, agility, his motor... I thought he would become a Super Star after a few years of experience.

**Place holder for Bo Outlaw**

Probably my favorite Clipper play of all-time, capping off a nice win against a good Kings team back in 2002-

madmaxmedia wrote:Probably my favorite Clipper play of all-time, capping off a nice win against a good Kings team back in 2002-

[youtube]All-Time Greatest ally-oop in NBA history[/youtube]

Same.
I was probably going to post this very same video/play at some point.

A behind the back, no-look, ally-oop, while in mid-air -- an ally-oop to an ally-oop, basically.
It was beautiful.


(I wish there was better-quality video of that play)

MartinToVaught wrote:

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I was watching the Novak game live, but wow I had forgotten about Mike Taylor's existence where did you find that?

Mike Taylor is just one of those random Clippers I'll always remember because of that Knicks game and the awesome dunks he always did in warm-ups. I thought he was going to be what Eric Bledsoe turned out to be for us.

Darren Collison -- Greatest Game and Greatest Play (take your pick):