

Los Angeles Clippers VS Memphis Grizzlies
Where: STAPLES Center in Los Angeles, CA
When: Monday, May 7th, 2012 @ 7:30PM (PST)
TV:

Radio: KFWB 980AM
Clippers lead series 2-1
Game 1: Clippers over Grizzlies, 99-98
Game 2: Grizzlies over Clippers, 105-98
Game 3: Clippers over Grizzlies, 87-86



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PG: #3 - CP3 the MVP SG: #4 - RANDY FOY3


SF: #5 - Tuff Juice PF: #32 - The Blake Show

C: #6 - DeAndre the Giant
Reserves





E-Bled | Mo Gotti | Swagy P | Reggie Rebounds | K-Mart

Chauncey Billups (Left Achilles) is out, but will be coaching from the sidelines.




PG: #11 - Mike Conley #8 - Tony Allen


SF: #22 - Rudy Gay PF: #50 - Zach Randolph

C: #33 - Marc Gasol
Reserves





Mayo | Arenas | Pondexter | Cunningham | Speights

Darrell Arthur (Torn Right Achilles) is out.
Playoff Team Leaders and Statistics


Chris Paul - 22.3 Points, 9.3 Assists and 3.3 Steals

Reggie Evans - 8.3 Rebounds

DeAndre Jordan - 2.3 Blocks
Team Playoff Performance
94.7 Points Per Game - 8th Overall
36.7 Rebounds Per Game - 16th Overall
17.3 Assists Per Game - 8th Overall
96.3 Points Allowed - 9th Overall
18.7 Turnovers Per Game
14.0 Turnovers (Opp.) Per Game
Offensive Rating: 110.6 Points Scored Per 100 Possessions - 4th Overall
Defensive Rating: 114.0 Points Allowed Per 100 Possessions - 15th Overall
Pace: 89.0 Possessions Per 48 Minutes - 9th Overall


Rudy Gay - 21.3 Points and 2 Steals

Zach Randolph - 7.3 Rebounds

Mike Conley - 7.3 Assists 2.6 Steals

Marc Gasol - 1.6 Blocks
Team Playoff Performance
96.3 Points Per Game - 7th Overall
39.3 Rebounds Per Game - 15th Overall
16.7 Assists Per Game - 9th Overall
94.7 Points Allowed - 8th Overall
14.0 Turnovers Per Game
18.7 Turnovers (Opp.) Per Game
Offensive Rating: 114.0 Points Scored Per 100 Possessions - 2nd Overall
Defensive Rating: 110.6 Points Allowed Per 100 Possessions - 13th Overall
Pace: 89.0 Possessions Per 48 Minutes - 9th Overall
The Good...
We're up 2-1 with game 4 at home. We've been able to overcome 4th quarter deficits in games 1 and 3. Caron Butler is back on the court and in the starting line-up. Foye has found his shooting touch at home. We're going to need his floor-spreading abilities throughout the playoffs. Reggie Evans (rebounds), Young (scoring), Martin (defense), Bledsoe (defense) and Mo (shooting) have all provided quality contributions off of the bench. Through the 3 games, Young (+23), Bledsoe (+19) and Evans (+18) have handled their match-ups far better than the starters (Paul and Simmons each have been +4). Chris Paul has been his phenomenal self.


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The Blake Face courtesy of CP4...

The Bad...
The fact that we have had to come from down 27 in game 1 and that we could barely hold onto a 6 point in the final 23 seconds of the game at home. Memphis is a tough team, but we need to take care of business and not make this any harder than it needs to be. DeAndre Jordan.
The Ugly...
We've been getting creamed on the offensive boards. We're currently losing the battle 38-22. Free-Throw woes have been hard to overcome. Memphis has had 96 attempts to our 71. Of the 71 attempts that we did receive, we only hit 43 (60.6%). If we hit our foul shots and limit Memphis' 2nd chance opportunities, then we make this series a lot easier for ourselves.
Chris Paul turned 27 on Sunday. It was be nice to get a couple of wins the day before and the day after his birthday.
Lucky Charm
Since the Mayweather fight was last night...


Ms. Jackson