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However, I don't feel too disappointed because I got quite a bit of organising done on my hard drive. I was supposed to have been coming up with a schedule for sorting my files and folders, but instead I just dived straight in and got on with it.
I made quite a pleasing dent in the list of folders to sort and I am going to continue this week. I do have a sort of plan and would like to get my hard drive organisation completed by the end of May. I don't see myself doing any new research this week, only dealing with stuff I already have.
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Yay!!! Great win!!!!
Reggie came in and score a tough bucket.
Isn't it ruled out of bounds if the ball hits the top of the backboard?
Solid win after a bad, boring start to the game.
I think only from the front, you can shot behind the backboard. Something like that.
Good win after a shaky first half. What terrific games by Jamal Crawford & Blake Griffin- those two guys really lead the way offensively either making baskets themselves or setting up teammates. DJ had a mediocre first half but turned it up later with his defense and rebounding to help his team win. Turkoglu did a nice job with the second unit- good vision & passes, especially to the Clipper big men playing with him.
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Won big despite making only 2 three pointers all game. Between their injuries, schedule and just overall less talent, we just wore them by being aggressive.
Glad Blake got double digit rebounds.His recent rebounding numbers were starting to scare me lol.Gonna be a tough stretch coming up so we need him and DJ rebounding like tonight.Especially against IND.
Next 2 games are tough, hopefully we come out at least 1-1.
Hedo 6/5/4 in 15 mins this guy had a great game and has been coming along. Hollins had a respectable game considering the foul trouble nothing bad and limited fouls. Dudley needs to be aggressive on offense and cut and take his shot more often, if his knees still hurt shut him down.
Adam Silver Era starts off good for the Clips. Should be a better Era for us than the Stern Era.
Hey guys off topic i know, but i will be attending the clips vs blazers game on feb. 12 and i was surprised with tickets but they are at section 333. How good/bad are the seats? lol i know its pretty far, but it was 50 bucks for 2 tickets
Ralph just posted a photo of 2 fans wearing some sweet Ralph Lawler shirts. Anybody know where to get them at?
Actually, thank you Mr Stern for: Blake, CP3 and for not allowing the Boston trade for old man Garnett.
That tells you how good the seats are right there lol...
If I'm not mistaken, those would be the nosebleeds. But you can still get loud for the team! Enjoy the game, hope we put a beating on the blazers.
Great late game build win. Go Seahawks!
Give Hollins some love guys.
I was once in the very top row and the view of the court was great but bring your own oxygen tank. You'll like it
Good win, low stress, just what the Doc ordered
Not sure, but I thought that the top is still in but the sides are out of bounds?
Side and bottom are considered out of bounds , but in basketball ,since you have to shoot up, the top of the backboard is considered in bounds unless it hits the shot clock is the rule.
Don't know if anyone posted this thought so I thought I would. My seats are on the visitor side in the 200s. Last night before the game and the warmups,while the little kids were shooting hoops but the Clipper bench, CP3 was on the court by the visitor bench dribbling and really really dribbling. It was fascinating to watch as the was just as good with his left as with his right (as you would expect). And fast,holy crap he can move a ball. It won't be long.
I saw the pregame warmups on PrimeTicket which showed CP3 doing his dribbling. It was awesome to watch. He looked amazing. It won't be long before he comes back. I just hope that his shoulder is fully healed and can withstand a lot of contact when he eventually returns to the lineup.


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I don't you know about you guys, but probably in the back of his mind, Jim Buss has to go to be having second thoughts about giving Kobe that two-year extension.
Lakers will be fine. their record without Kobe wasn't bad.
seems like they should trade pau for picks + young peices before pau losing his value with age.. lakers always find ways to turn poop into flowers
time to hang em up
Does anyone know if the Lakers have a draft pick for 2014. If so I think this will be bad for the Lakers, but not in the obvious way. Considering they were playing better before Kobe came back, their record might actually get better now. Unfortunately for the Lakers, this would actually make them worse in the long run. Their best bet at getting better for next year would be to tank and get a good draft pick.
They have their draft pick this year, just not next year (2015).
Ok thanks. Then I would definitely tank if I were the Lakers.
^I hope they don't .
I have a feeling they won't end up tanking, at least on purpose. They have some of young, semi-athletic guys on one year contracts. They'll be playing hard, looking to prove they deserve a contract either with the Lakers or elsewhere. I have a feeling they'll be a 9-11 seed team at the end of the season.
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Predicting the 2010 Roster (Part 2)
The second and final installment of my look at the potential 2010 roster finally makes its way to the LumberBlog today. I had originally planned on getting it out before the Hot Stove, but last week was a busy one.
In a way, it's nice to save this second part till now. I had the opportunity to talk with manager John Tamargo about the team during our car trips to and from the Quad City Airport in Moline, IL. It was good to pick his brain on some of the talent he had in Everett last year.
With that being said, I want to preface my following predictions. At this time, we do not know the 25-man LumberKings' roster for next year. The Seattle Mariners will not finalize that until camp breaks in early April, and at that time we will know for sure. It is common for changes to be made even after that point. Many people didn't know that Scott Savastano, the man who turned into the offensive MVP of the team last year, was a last-second add to the roster. Two years ago, Mitch Moreland was scratched from our Opening Day roster because of a minor injury. You just never know until the bus shows up.
A First-Rounder Not Named Ackley
In my post last week regarding the Top 10 Seattle Prospects as selected by Baseball
America, I mentioned a young man by the name of Nick Franklin (pictured right). While Dustin Ackley has attracted most of the spotlight, Franklin is also a rising star. The 18-year-old shortstop was Jack Zduriencik's second first-round pick (taken 27th overall) out of Lake Brantley (FL) High and had a nice showing in six games with Tamargo's AquaSox (.400, 3 XBH, 2 RBI in 20 at-bats). Seattle scouting director Tom McNamara liked his confidence and fielding ability in a brief workout with the big-league club last August. I don't think you'll see Ackley in Clinton next year, but Franklin could very well add some first-round flavor to the roster.
Franklin might not be the only talented shortstop to head here. South African-born Anthony
Phillips made 67 starts at short for Everett last season and put up some respectable power numbers at the plate. The 19-year-old hit .247 with 8 doubles, 7 HR and 28 RBI over 68 games in the Northwest League last season. Venezuelan shortstop Gabriel Noriega could also make the club, following an impressive second season at Pulaski. Noriega hit .311 with 14 doubles, 4 HR and 26 RBI in 61 games last year.
Avila Following the Gac Path?
Staying on the Everett infield, a lot of folks have asked me if Gerardo Avila (pictured left) might head to Clinton. As Midwest League diehards already know, Avila is a three-season veteran with the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers ('06-'08), but never hit above .260 and had just one career homer in the league in 63 games. Then, following the Ian Gac pattern, Avila went to High Desert in 2008 and found his way back to the Northwest League in 2009. There, he finally went off for a league-high 13 HR while also finishing first in slugging (.582), second in RBI (54) and third in hitting overall (.333). As Gac-like as this story is going, he could very well be in Clinton. However, he could also go back to the Cal League, where he hit .303 in nine games two seasons ago as a Maverick.
If Avila heads back to High Desert, Jharmidy DeJesus could be the man to fill first base. DeJesus was amongst my predictions for last year's club and was the #8 prospect in the Mariners' system prior to last year. Hailing from Jose Vallejo's hometown of Bani, Dominican Republic, DeJesus hit .249 with 7 doubles, 4 HR and 24 RBI in 48 games with Pulaski last year. He made 30 starts at first base in a platoon situation with 11th round pick Tim Morris (.214, 4 HR, 24 RBI in 50 games).
Rounding Out the Infield
Second-baseman Hawkins Gebbers, Seattle's 33rd round selection hit .301 with 13 doubles, 2 HR and 21 RBI in 54 games with Everett last year. Cesar Fuentes (.261, 4 HR, 20 RBI) and Fred Bello (.250, 5 triples, 2 HR, 12 RBI) each split time at second base in Pulaski. Third-baseman and 10th-round pick Vincent Catricala led Pulaski with 40 RBI, hitting .301 with 14 doubles and 8 HR in 59 games. Blake Trinkler played the utility role for Everett, hitting .229 with 18 RBI in 41 games.
The Backstops
Headlining the group of potential Clinton catchers is certainly Steven Baron, Seattle's supplemental first-round pick (#33 overall) out of Ferguson (FL) High School. Baron struggled in his first pro assignment with Pulaski, hitting .179 with 2 HR and 13 RBI in 30 games. However, his numbers slightly improved towards the end of the season. Baron raised his average 39 points over his final seven games. Taking into consideration that '09 LumberKing Nate Tenbrink hit just .198 with Everett in 2008 prior to batting .282 with 10 HR and 59 RBI last year, it's possible that Baron comes to Clinton and improves at the plate. However, Tenbrink was older and more experienced than Baron will be heading into 2010. Tenbrink also didn't have the added responsibilities of working with a pitching staff like Baron has.
If no Baron, 2009 draft picks Trevor Coleman (9th round) and Brandon Bantz (30th round) could catch for the Kings. Coleman struggled, hitting .184 in 32 games with Everett, while Bantz produced a solid .290, 3 HR, 15 RBI stint with the AquaSox. Given the fact that Juan Fuentes, Tommy Johnson and Henry Contreras all saw limited time behind the plate in Clinton last year and could be back, it's quite possible that none of these three arrive in '10.
A Wealth of Potential in the Outfield
When looking at the outfield of both Pulaski and Everett, it's hard not to get excited about the
group that could be coming in. The AquaSox had both James Jones (4th round) and Matt Cerione (13th round) in their outfield last year, in addition to Jose Rivero (pictured right). Jones hit .311 over 45 games, mashing 3 HR and 24 RBI in that span. Cerione flashed a little more power with 7 HR, hitting .266 with 14 RBI over 43 games. Rivero finished third on the club in RBI behind Avila and Mario Martinez with 32, going along with his .251 average and 4 HR.
Brandon Haveman (29th round) was Pulaski's standout outfielder thanks to a .339, 5 HR, 18 RBI campaign. Jarrett Burgess (.187, 5 HR, 22 RBI), Mark McGonigle (.283, 2 HR, 14 RBI) and Greg Waddell (.195, 2 HR, 6 RBI) all saw time in the Mariners' outfield as well. Burgess is still trying to find his way after a 6th round selection in the 2008 June draft.
Much like the catching corps, it's tough to say which of these players will be LumberKings this year. It's more likely that we see the return of Ryan Royster, Welington Dotel, Dwight Britton and others at least at the beginning of the season.
The Rotation: A Tough Act to Follow
It's no question that pitching was the key to success for the LumberKings last year, specifically starting pitching. At times last year, at least three Kings' hurlers ranked amongst the league's Top 10 in ERA. Kenn Kasparek finished the season as the ERA leader, Clinton's first since Salomon Torres in 1991. Quite simply, it's going to be hard to top last year.
Here's some of the new names that might try. Right-hander Taylor Stanton (pictured left), Seattle's 26th round pick in 2008, had a breakout year of sorts with Everett. In 15 starts, he went 5-3 with a 3.50 ERA. Most notably, he led the rotation in innings (87.1), WHIP (1.23) and wins (5). Outside of Stanton, only two other pitchers made at least 14 starts for the AquaSox…Chris Kirkland (a LumberKing briefly last year) and right-hander Luke Burnett. Like Stanton, Burnett was an '08 draft pick (14th round) that finally saw action last year. He went 2-4, 4.66 in 14 starts.
Righty Taylor Lewis (3-1, 7.82 in 5 starts) and left-hander Nick Czyz (2-2, 3.34 in 5 starts) were also brief members of the Everett rotation. Lewis also logged one start for Pulaski.
Transitioning back to the Appalachian League, the Pulaski club featured four pitchers with eight-or-more starts. Thirty-sixth round right-hander John Housey (3-2, 2.62) was the most successful of that bunch, posting a 1.10 WHIP and a .194 opponent batting average. Righty Brandon Maurer (3-4, 3.61 in 12 starts, 1 CG) and Jean Tome (3-4, 5.18 in 10 starts) put up very similar numbers. Eighth-round lefty James Gillheeney is the top draft pick of the group (8th round), but he went 0-3, 4.84 over six games, four starts.
This is a resounding theme, but with Kirkland, Anthony Vasquez, Maikel Cleto, Andres Esquibel and Jon Hesketh all possible returnees, its not for certain who might join the rotation this year. One thing is for sure, they have their work cut out for them to match last year's league-leading 3.35 team ERA.
Can the Pen Get Any Mightier?
Much like the conversation on the starting rotation, it's fairly clear that next year's bullpen will have big shoes to fill. Last year's staff featured All-Stars Ruben Flores and Cheyne Hann, plus solid set-up in guys like Brandon Josselyn, Jose Jimenez, Brian Moran and Matt Renfree.
Next year's pen might very well consist of some of the pitchers mentioned in the above section, but here's a few more to consider. Right-hander Christian Staehely (pictured right) went 4-2 with a pen-best 3.16 ERA in Everett, striking out 40 while walking only nine over 31.1 innings. Pulaski right-handers Jorden Merry (40th round in '09) and Chris Sorce (26th round in '09) were the most serviceable relievers in an otherwise lackluster pen. Merry led the club in saves, converting 5-of-6 in addition to his 2-1, 3.06 statline. Sorce was 2-1, 3.45 with a save in two chances over seven outings.
Some AZL Standouts
At about this point, I'm sure you're thinking "what about the guys in Peoria?". Well, many of the players listed above (Franklin, Rivero, Housey, etc.) did spend some time in the Arizona League last year. I'll list a few more below who could see Clinton this year.
First-baseman Rich Poythress, last year's second-round pick and a Golden Spikes finalist while at Georgia made his pro debut in AZ and hit .300 with a HR and 6 RBI over six games. It's very possible Poythress's college experience (.376, 25 HR, 86 RBI as a junior) will help him move directly to High Desert like fellow second-rounder Dennis Raben did a year ago. First-baseman Evan Sharpley, Seattle's final draft choice in 2009 (50th round) had a nice showing over 37 games, hitting .333 with 12 doubles, 7 HR and 29 RBI. Second-baseman Kevin Mailloux (45th round) hit .311 with 14 doubles, 5 HR and 37 RBI before a brief call-up to Everett.
On the mound, Peoria's most impressive man was their closer. Right-hander Jeff Breedlove went 2-1 with a 1.52 ERA and converted 10-of-12 saves. Opponents hit just .205 against him over his 20 appearances. In the rotation, Miguel Celestino (5-3, 4.73) and Chris Kessinger (5-3, 2.45) were the only pitchers with at least seven starts. Kessinger was a 37th-rounder last season.
And there you have it, my preview is complete. Again, this is all speculation and we won't know until early April who has actually made the 25-man roster. Once that announcement is out, you'll see it here and on LumberKings.com before anywhere else. Finally, as I said at the finale of Part One, if there's anyone I've overlooked, any mistakes you've caught or any differing opinions you might have, feel free to add your thoughts/comments.


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With three members of the rotation on the DL and an open spot on Wednesday, the Reds tapped long reliever Kip Wells to start vs. Milwaukee on Wednesday.
"It won't be my first rodeo," Wells joked.
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Wells hoped he could get to 75-85 pitches. Micah Owings was taken out of the rotation, for now, and moved into the bullpen to back up as the long man. Owings could start on Saturday vs. the Dodgers if he's not needed before. Otherwise, someone would have to be called up (Matt Maloney?).
Justin Lehr will start on Thursday and Homer Bailey will go on Friday.
"The Harang thing, the appendectomy, kind of messed up things," manager Dusty Baker said.
OF Darnell McDonald and C Corky Miller were back in the Reds clubhouse again. One had been gone much longer than the other. McDonald was designated for assignment in May and Miller last caught for Cincinnati in 2004. He was wearing the No. 37 he used to wear here.
In a sign of how fast turnover happened around the Reds, there were no old teammates left in the room for Miller to catch up with.
"Harang was about it, except for [bullpen catcher] Mike Stefanski and [third base coach] Mark Berry," Miller said. "I knew Brook [Jacoby]. He was actually my hitting coach in Triple-A in 2003."
McDonald scanned the room and noted he played with many guys, very recently, in Louisville.
"It seems like it's the Cincinnati Bats up here," McDonald said. "You hate to see guys go but if they're going somewhere, it probably means they're coming up to Cincinnati."
Reds lineup (the 103rd different one used by Baker this season):
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Janish 6
Votto 3
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C Ryan Hanigan was back with the team after he flew to Milwaukee on Monday. Hanigan was left behind in Pittsburgh on Sunday because doctors didn't want him in the air with a concussion. Hanigan, who went on the DL Monday, was hit by a foul tip that was so hard, it cracked his helmet and bent a bar on his mask. The headaches are still present.
"I have a little one," Hanigan said. "It's definitely dissipated. I don't think it's totally gone yet."
Hanigan will take a concussion imPACT test here before heading home with the team on Thursday.
RHP Johnny Cueto was scheduled to throw in a bullpen session today for the first time since he went on the DL with right shoulder inflammation. The Reds hope to have Cueto back to pitch in one of the games of the Aug. 31 doubleheader vs. the Pirates.
To make room on the 40-man roster for Miller and McDonald, RHP Mike Lincoln (cervical disc surgery) and RHP Edinson Volquez (right elbow surgery) were transfered from the 15-day to the 60-day disabled list.
The Mets put Johan Santana on the disabled list today. They now lead the Major Leagues with 12 players on the DL, passing the Reds that are second in the league with 11.
The Arizona Fall League rosters were revealed and six Reds prospects are on the Peoria Saguaros club. They are: Double-A Carolina first baseman Yonder Alonso and Triple-A outfielder Chris Heisey, Louisville pitchers Sean Watson and Logan Ondrusek, Carolina pitcher Phillipe Valiquette and Carolina shortstop Zack Cozart. Carolina manager David Bell will be the skipper.
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On an unrelated topic – did you guys see the play Brandon Phillips made the other day, snagging a ground ball laid flat out facing into center field and lobbing the ball like a backhanded grenade to Janish to start a double play? It's good to occasionally take a break from angst over winning and losing and remember we like the game of baseball, taking joy in a fabulous play like that!


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Charles Shaw�s family bikes to ski, carrying their skis on racks, at Chapman Hill from their home in the Smiley Building downtown.
Their trips to the grocery store are by bicycle, too, packing a grocery-cartload of food into four panniers.
Charles and Lisa Shaw�s 3-year-old son, Raleigh, named for the bicycle brand, has been riding on two wheels since he was 2.
�It�s good for our son. When we�re going somewhere, he goes to get his bike. He doesn�t think about it. He�s grown up that way,� said Charles Shaw, developer and manager of the Smiley Building, an office and arts space converted from a former junior high school.
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�I can�t see driving my car two miles (to go to work). It just drives me nuts,� Alan Morris said. �Once I started commuting (by bicycle), I can�t stand getting in my car in the morning.�
Morris teaches second grade at Needham Elementary School. His colleague and fellow bicycle commuter, Nora Stafford, a first-grade teacher, said she has not driven to work in six years.
�The kids think we�re crazy,� Stafford said. �I started doing this as a challenge. I told the kids, �I�m going to see if I can do this.� It�s to save gas, for future generations. Then it became such an easy thing. We talk about the eagles we see in the morning, the muskrats.�
Stafford, who takes the Animas River Trail from her home on Riverview Drive, said her commute is her �moment of Zen.�
The cold does not seem to bother them. When they start pedaling, their bodies warm up.
�I�m from South Dakota. It�s not cold here. I just bundle up,� Stafford said.
John Gadbois, an economics professor at Fort Lewis College, said, �The coldest I have ever ridden is minus 22, and that was fun. You just plug along.�
Gadbois bundles up in Gore-Tex and wears snow pants for his ride uphill to FLC. He thinks riding in the summer is more of a challenge �because you get sweaty.�
The economics of bicycling is far from a dismal science.
�It cracks me up every time I see on the news, �The average family spends $3,000 a year in gas.� I spend $40,� Gadbois said. �So I can take that $3,000 and do some pretty cool stuff. That�s the way I look at it.�
Anna Hendricks commutes four miles one way to her job at the Southwest Conservation Corps in the Commons near Albertsons.
�I used to be an outdoor person, but now I sit at a desk,� Hendricks said. �So (commuting by bicycle is) a great opportunity to make sure I get up and move every single day.�
Hendricks would encourage anyone to take the plunge.
�Durango is really a bike-friendly town. So they should just get out and do it,� she said. �It�s a little bit intimidating at first, but compared to big cities, it�s a great place to ride your bike. The drivers are really aware of the bikers.�
Durango is a gold-rated bicycle city by the League of American Bicyclists.
According to the U.S. Census, 7 percent of all Durango workers commute by bicycle, which is 11 times more than the national average of 0.6 percent.
The third annual Winter Bike to Work Day attracted 103 area cyclists Thursday. Amber Blake, the city�s multi-modal director, said she hopes more people think about commuting by bicycle year-round.
The longest commute reported was 26 miles from Ignacio. Altogether, the cyclists said they commuted a total of 347 miles.
If conditions are bad, cyclists said they put studs on their tires, take mountain bikes or walk to work.
They might take their cars if the roads are especially slick, but it�s a decision they often regret.
�When it�s cold, you jump in your car, (then) you see somebody riding their bike. (You think) �I knew it, I should have ridden my bike today.� Now I feel lazy,� Hendricks said. �Once you get into the habit, it feels inadequate to travel any other way.�
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I asked this question in the gameday thread for game 6 and got a few responses. Keep in mind guys that this is only theoretical. I have no idea where we would/may go because I love this team and it is a great team as well. But what happens IF we are eliminated, once again, from the first round? I would like to hear what you guys think.
Please remove david/cleepers/cf86, thanks!
Let's wait on this
Fire Doc? Trade Cp3? Buy BG some testicles?
This can wait until the Clippers are actually eliminated from the playoffs.
I have no idea why some people have a problem with posters "getting ahead of themselves" by looking to the Western Conference Finals, yet they don't condemn this kind of attitude.
You have to wait and see what happens,
I'd trade CP3 for Lillard (who's actually clutch in the playoffs) and Batum in an instant.... sadly, Portland would never do it.
Retool. Let CP3 get healthy before judging him, add a solid wing and a big off the bench who can defend and rebound. Draft Aaron Craft, who can defend and run an offense. I think we'd be much better off. Davis and Granger haven't been worth much this season.
That is true - they'd never do it, which makes me question how valuable he is. Lillard is robust too.
You do know that Chris and Lillard have the same amount of buzzer beating game winners in the playoffs, right?
Let's stop before you say something you don't mean, that is if you haven't already.
Not saying much, this is Lillards first post season.
Let's find out who our owner will be. If Larry Ellison and co., have him bribe Lebron to come to the Clippers!
LOL exactly. You think this is going to be a regular thing? Don't get your hopes up.
Call me when Lillard learns to play the other side of the court and facilitate the ball half as well as Chris.
His team is out of first round
Yes, his TEAM is. Congrats to the Blazers.
Who started this thread? This is no way to support our team!
This is a discussion that we have IF the worst happens and hopefully a discussion we don't need to have. Come on, support the team already!
It's pointless arguing with CP haters.
By beating the Rockets, the team we swept this year....
Exactly, pretty small sample size. Perhaps too early to be jumping on his bandwagon.
Great question. I think should the Clippers be eliminated in the first round then the logical thing to examine whether our core (Blake Deandre, and Chris) is effective. In the past 3 years we had had the same nucleus, but different role players. In season one together we had injuries to Butler and Billups, so the logical thing to do was get a bench to shore these positions up if injury occurred. The following year it appeared as if Billups and Butler began to show their signs of age, so we went out and got better perimeter players, Redick,Granger, and Dudley. This year we have "in theory" fixed the problems that we saw were the prime cause of the past two years playoff disasters. So if we are ousted in the first this year then its time to look at the big three we have an assess what pieces don't work
The problem is CP3 is always injured in PO and Blake is always tentative on making plays,not aggressive on leading the Clippers.
We don't do much of anything, better to make the playoffs every year and underachieve than miss them completely.
Maybe Chris Paul is the David Robinson of PGs (awesome regular season stats, inconsistent post season play), but that is still very valuable and Griffin is still young enough to develop more as a post season player. Chris Paul was really good in the playoffs just last year, including our elimination game, last year it was the rest of the team that stunk it up.
If we keep making the playoffs every year, eventually we should catch more breaks or get hot at the right time. I think Dallas is a good model for us, they kept making the playoffs and even though they disappointed a lot, eventually they got it together and won.
OKC definitely isn't going to dump Durant if they get dumped in the first round.
Whne the playoffs are over for this team,then I will worry about what to do next. I am more interested in what to do now, tonight.
We're looking at a game 7 at home, not an elimination game on the road. Slow your roll.
We won't but if it does happen I don't even want to think about it. I will give an answer once the game is over .
Well the first thing we should do is panic. Panic like crazy!!!! Like JQuick said, we need to dump CP off on anyone will take him and try to get whatever they will give us. Next we gotta get rid of blake. That dude just doesn't have what it takes to be a winner, he's weak and can't make plays. Lets build this team around DJ. The best thing also might be to get rid of Doc and try a less proven coach, they might have some secrets we haven't seen before. And then we should spend a season at the bottom of the league and try to get some good draft picks, then we will be able to build a team that is set for a couple years.
And the sad part is someone will agree with this
It's pointless arguing with CP stans who always have an excuse and a list of teammates to blame.
if LAC loses tonight, VDN had better output with a much inferior roster (sans 2 of the game's best players and a DOY capable center). ffs, GSW doesn't even have Bogut and this series has gone 7.
The irony in your post
Look guys, I made this thread to discuss the worst possible thing that would happen. I support my team and I am confident we WILL win. BUT, this is a WHAT IF.
We might as well wait to discuss this. No point in being cynical and thinking about the worst.
Not going to happen any way. CP3, Blake, DJ, and Jamal will show up big tonight. No way we lose at home. I'll give GSW credit for not losing in front of their fans. Now it's our turn.
YOu forgot unloading the 6th man of the year,there are actually a lot of people that do already agree with you if you add all their posts together.
DUMP CP3 is hilarious,there isn't team in the NBA that wouldn't take him in a second, the first ones would be the team across the hall. Sure, why not
What would be even a better subject,when DTS refuses to sell, how will our stars get out of their contracts in July? We rebuild around Bullock and Hollins. Maybe Collinson stays because he can now be the starter.
I'll agree, sarcastically.
This thread should be closed. C'Mon guys, Game 7s are definitely dangerous, but now's not the time for this. Let's remain positive and root for our team.
Lets just wait, it's just few hours. BTW if you don't like CP3, i'm good for DC as pg lets bring in one combo big, SF and Back up pg. DC and BG were able to carry the team when CP3 was injured. but you don't need to agree with me, it's just my opinion.
To hell with this thread! *CP3 voice
Now where the Warriors go
Glad we staved off this dilemma for one more series at the very least
Yeah goodbye to this thread and I am glad to say that!! GO CLIPS!
Dead thread walking.
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That would be awesome....I dont know how to do it but maybe someone does!! Any thoughts on that?
Clipperjoe is that cool?
Need to ask david. I have no idea on how to do this, sorry.
dude that would be sick!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
checking up on ctb during class would be nice.
i know if you go on youtube and type in "how to make an app for itouch/iphone" theres videos that are supposed to show you how to make an app but i havent watched any to see if its legit.
this would for sure be sick. do you have the probaseline clippers app? It's pretty coll, just basically sorts all the clippers news so I can get it in one place but it tends to crash
Not related, but I don't have a TV in my room. Where can I stream the rookie vs. soph and the Dunk-In? Thanks in advance.
This would be so sick!
Make sure the app looks good, i don't want a tacky little square on my iPhone screen. Thanks in advance
This would be great for members who have class! heck class was the reason I was barely active!
ya i think its something that we should look into for sure
i think i would be even better if we can get a mobile view, when i look at this site with my phone its diffcult cause its so big
Thanks for the suggestion guys- I think it's a good idea and will look into it.
Not sure if this has been mentioned before (if it has please join previous thread)
Are there any works/talks about creating a CTB App for the iphone? just curious
Yup it's been suggested and asked before, I've definitely trying to make a mobile-friendly version of the site, but for now no apps. I will keep my eyes open for suggestions though!
Thx David... I wish I could help but im just the guy that asks for more and more... lol
keep us posted if it does happen. (i know you will)
I remember this was brought up about two years back I believe but I was just thinking about it again the other day and it would be beyond awesome to get a clippers topbuzz app goin. There have been so many great changes to this site in the past two years, why not make the leap to app? I would do it myself if I could but have no experience with that stuff. Is there anyone out there who could make that happen?
David you should really consider Tapatalk.
can't you just add this forum to tapatalk? that would be great
I don't think the app is coming lol


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Rep. Anderson (D), a resident of Georgetown, represents House District 103, which serves parts of Georgetown, Horry and Williamsburg counties. He was first elected to the chamber in 2004. His term as representative ends November 10, 2014. Senate District 32 serves areas of Florence, Georgetown, Horry, Berkeley and Williamsburg counties. Anderson served in three delegations with McGill.
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Behind the closed doors is a remarkable world, operating in manual drive where adult drivers try to move forward with feet on the accelerator. All the while, forces work against them simultaneously stomping on the brakes, presenting the unfortunate scenario of jerking a nauseating back and forth motion, barely inching along.
Behind closed doors you may find hundreds to more than 1,000 students scurrying along in the halls, each with his own suitcase of baggage, which is sometimes too heavy to carry for a growing population of students – suitcases loaded with hunger, depression, anger, loneliness, disappointment, poverty, being overwhelmed, failure, illiteracy – the list goes on.
In a world expected to produce the best and the brightest despite the level of individual preparation, schools are expected to work miracles and get the job done.
Instead of complaining, our public schools have heroically taken on an assignment as miracle workers, forced to not only teach our children but to also raise them. So now, instead of focusing primarily on reading, writing and arithmetic (you may call them the basics), principals and teachers must first attempt to empty these suitcases daily before teaching can commence.
As education advocate and author Jamie Vollmer reminds us – teen pregnancy awareness, school lunch programs, character education, at-risk and dropout prevention programs, child abuse monitoring, driver's education, after-school programs, and the list continues – countless programs have stealthily worked themselves into public school curricula, soaring operating budgets at the permission of parents and society.
Vollmer also reminds us despite all that, we've not added one second to the school day.
Behind closed doors, you would be amazed to see the great lengths principals and teachers take daily to help children, while some parents seemingly don't care.
There is after-school tutoring, walls painted with individual student score cards to develop personalized academic plans, online credit recovery programs, reading recovery initiatives, food pantries to feed hungry students, and even sharing office space to the overly frustrated child who just needs a cool down period.
Furthermore, principals spend money and time begging parents to check on their children; many who seem to only care when graduation time nears.
Some parents put more energy into planning the graduation party than ensuring their child is well fed, comes to school daily and on time, has the necessary support and supplies to achieve, is reading on grade level, and receives what I call "good home training" to establish a strong foundation for life.
And before we get too high-minded, don't think this is a problem confined to the low-income and poverty-stricken families. Not so. Many children are often left to raise themselves, only to be supervised by Aunt Twitter and Uncle Facebook, with company from First Cousin Marijuana and Second Cousin Crystal Meth.
Getting a good education is the last thing on their minds.
We all must re-evaluate our way of thinking about schools today.
Students, you must remember that education matters and without it, you are potentially setting a course for your life of hardship and struggle.
Parents, please remember what the word "parent" is all about.
The schools can only do with your child what you encourage or endorse from home.
Lawmakers, work with local school districts to devise laws to help our students, families and educators instead of dropping them in an ocean of bureaucracy without life jackets.
Community, schools cannot do it alone, as my friend Vollmer reminds us.
See, he too, was a critic of public schools until he stepped behind the closed doors to witness what really happens in today's schools. Whether or not we have children in school, we are all impacted by their successes or their failures.
Let's figure out today how we can support our public schools, which are the cornerstone of any community. And if you're feeling particularly courageous after reading this column, take a look behind closed doors.
You may be surprised to learn the schools just might need you.
Donna Moore Wesby is a former Aiken school board member. She is founder and host of "Education Matters with Donna Moore Wesby" radio and television broadcasts and "Education Matters" nonprofit corporation.


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Nelly surprisingly made some good points. He basically said nobody wants to play with Kobe like they do Lebron.
The Laker nation has made Kobe spoiled by doing anything he wants.
The Media just ignores the fact that Shaq, Bynum, Howard all complained about playing with Kobe. Also no one wants to play for the Lakers because when they lose they get the blame instead of Kobe. If the Heat lose Lebron takes all the heat/blame.
The Media just ignores the fact that Shaq, Bynum, Howard all complained about playing with Kobe. Also no one wants to play for the Lakers because when they lose they get the blame instead of Kobe. If the Heat lose Lebron takes all the heat/blame.
Any superstar that plays for the Lakers with Kobe will get the blame for the loss. The reason for this is because everyone says that Kobe is a 5 time champion that knows how to win. So if the Lakers don't win or go far, the other superstar will get blamed because he does not know how to win in the big stage.
I agree, if the Heat lose Lebron would get all the heat/blame from the media.
Nelly aint lying!
Nelly backed everything he said.....
I didn't agree with everything he said but it was awesome to watch them 3 ESPN douche bags look like fools...
lol how is (was) Nelly still (ever) relevant?
but yes, good points.
I'm a laker fan and even I know what nelly is trying to say and it's true but my goodness, this guy needs to learn proper manners and not talk over somebody else who's talking and stop yelling and making your statement sound more important then somebody else's.
that's a debate bro......
So if you were in a debate, would you rather have someone keep talking all over your words and not showing you respect or have them wait until you are done so they can share their part of the debate?
watch the rest of the episodes, Stephen A., and Skip interrupt each other ALL the time... Either way we both agree with what Nelly said.....
Its First Take. He is arguing with Screamin A Smith and Skip Bayless (can't think of a good nickname for him). He has to speak loudly and those two interrupt each other all the time.
Skip Clueless!
I thought Nelly was dead, I hadn't heard from the guy since the movie the Longest Yard. I'm glad the first time I have heard from him in what seems like a decade was a genius remark like this. Go nelly.
This was not a debate. It was a TV show and loud talking and interrupting gets ratings. Nobody was mad, nobody was rude. That's just how it works. Check it out. Steve what's his name wasn't mad. Look at political shows.
Having said that Nelly sliced them up like a Vegomatic. They could never answer the question "Why does nobody want to play with Kobe?" Howard was being polite about LAL. Kobe told him "it's my team" not ours.( BG and CP3). They couldn't answer why Kobe quit in the Phx series. They couldn't answer one question
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My wife brought up who she'd most like to have over for dinner, and I thought it might make for interesting discussion... it's also a perfect excuse to use David's new list system!
Just for sh!ts and giggles, if the current Clippers were your crew, who would you be closest to? ...who would you trust the most? Who do you like/respect the most? Who would you want to have your back in a bad situation?
Based on what you know about the guys from meeting them, seeing them live, seeing them on TV or reading interviews...which guy is most like your best buddy? ...or which guy would you like your best buddy to be like? Disregard talent, performance or tenure... this is about character OFF the court. I think it might tell us a lot about CTB posters' own characters. It's purely subjective and there are no right or wrong answers, but here's my rankings, and why...
Jamal Crawford: Family man. Humble. Loyal to coaches, teammates and his city. Pays a lot of attention to his fans. Just a solid guy.
Chris Paul: Again, family man. Loyal, serious and ambitious... but modest. No quit in him.
Matt Barnes: FIERCELY loyal. A hothead, but YOUR hothead.
Danny Granger: A lot to be said for a guy who was a superstar but still keeps his cool as a roleplayer.
Willie Green: Comfortable with who he is. Professionalism personified. Feels blessed by life.
Jared Dudley: Humble. Smarter than his demeanor would have you believe. Never blames anybody but himself for his failures.
Darren Collison: Talent-ego ratio is off the charts. Hard worker, doesn't crave attention, does his job without a fuss.
Ryan Hollins: Clumsy, but has good intentions. Seems like he's genuinely happy to be wherever he's at and with whoever he's with.
DeAndre Jordan: Goofy, but goofy is fun. A good heart, but might falter when real "heart" is required. Blinded by the paparazzi's bulbs.
Glen Davis: Baby says all the right things, but I'm not necessarily buying. Still... running upcourt with concussion is pretty badass. What buddy wouldn't want that?
Blake Griffin: Too cool for school. As much as I respect Blake's work ethic, he can be kind of a d!ck. The #1 guy ignoring fans isn't cool.
Reggie Bullock: To be fair, hard to judge him... but his tweets are a little pretentious and pious for a guy who's proven precisely nothing.
Hedo Turkoglu: My view - Seems to have no personality whatsoever. If he were over for dinner, he'd be as interesting as my fork.
JJ Redick: He could hit the buzzer beater in game-7 and I still wouldn't warm to him personally. I dig his talent, but I just can't "like" him. Sorry, frat-boy.
Interested to hear you guys' thoughts and honorable mentions for former Clippers (Ekker-Kaman )
Edit: David, those numbers and boxes for the list feature are pretty huge... just say'n.
Nice use of the new feature Cleepers- you certainly made the most out of the ordered list markup, lol. Where did you get Blake Griffin was ignoring fans, BTW?
Former Clipper honorable mention shouldn't even be a discussion, it's World B. Free.
Thanks, David.
I've seen it myself in the few games I go to... maybe 5-10 per season, half of them in the first few rows. But I've also heard other people (STHs) talk about it.
I can totally dig what a pain in the arse fans can be... my business has me close to a lot of famous actors. It's probably not fair for me to judge Blake the same way if he's anywhere near Staples because that's his place of business, so maybe I'm being the d!ck.
But like I said, no right or wrong answers. I started this thread just for opinions - it's a stat-free zone
Some of our posters are 6,000 miles away (Hey, Silasie!) and I value their opinions too.
As for my honorable mention... who else but Shaun? He was our rookie and our great hope the year I pledged myself to the Clips. The first game I ever went to, some guy behind me in a J. Kidd Nets jersey was ragging on him because he had a bad game - we weren't even playing the Nets! Our girlfriends stopped us from kicking off.
I almost got into a fight repping Shaun... how funny is that?
I still root for him!
Well from 6000 miles away and having never been anywhere near the players here's my tupence.
I relate to BG the most, just seems like a really intelligent clued-in guy and I think we would share the same sense of humour. Then it would CP, stand up guy, very intelligent again, a lot of charisma. After that it would be JC, really quiet and humble and smart. I think I would get on quite well with JJ too.
As for the rest of the team. I can only cope with 4 friends at once
The banner crew (starters plus barnes and jamal) feel like Dudley would be good crew guide.
I ranked them where I'd think they'd fall if they where part of my crew. I think it would be between those guys in that order, but I put Blake, Doc, and Jamal all at 1 because it would probably be one of them. I followed that format throughout just because I figured it works for me.
Blake- This guy seems to be good to the people he knows personally, incredible work ethic, and doesn't mind laughing at himself.
Jamal- Loyalty at its best, never says anything negative about his teammates. Still doing so much in Seattle.
DJ- I think would probably be the most fun to hang out with
Matt- The same things most of you said.
Chris- Love the work ethic and competitive fire.
Granger- He just seems like a worker, probably would be higher if he had been here longer. Love the passion he has shown with the Pacers.
Doc- I think it would be really interesting to pick his brain.
Hollins- Gives back to the community and seems really involved, probably should be higher. Considering taking my son to his camp in Pasadena.
DC- I know someone that went was coaching at Etiwanda when he went there and they said he was really good kid, based off that should be higher but there are only so many spots.
Green- The Professional, never complains just does what is needed.
Hedo- didn't really like his attitude towards Toronto, but don't really know the whole story.
JJ- seems a bit arrogant and probably would rub me the wrong way, but I probably have a similar sense of humor.
Big Baby- don't like the complaining I've heard in the past, but who knows what he's really like.
FYI,STH get to go to autograph alley where after their pregame warmups, the guys come by to sign stuff. Last year the real only elusive player was CP3 who supposedly does his warmups at 3 pm so he is never out there. Blake signed everything you put in front of him.
Now that he is popular, Blake (and DJ) ducks out of AA. I was told before I went in Blake won't sign anything and won't even be on the court. When we came toddling out Blake was with DJ shooting and as soon as THEY saw fans coming down to the AA staging area,they ran off the court like their butts were on fire. Then one of the users that was in charge of us told me once in a while Blake comes back out but 9 out of 10 times,no. Collison doesn't like to hang with the fans either.
Based on my interaction with players,I would take Jamal home to dinner. Always the most personable,IMHO. Ryan is good too. Barnes,IF he comes out but he tries to come out late to the point that he is still warming up when they kick the fans out.
PS: Willie never does warmups, so I am told.
Blake and DJ are the only ones that are consistently social when I go to autograph alley
I Have been to a few season ticket holder events and Blake is actually always cool with the fans. He signs autographs for season ticket holders before almost every game. Chris Paul on the other hand NEVER does. Nothing against him, but may not be his thing. Blake has a very dry sense of humor and is not overly friendly or anything so I think he can seem like a dick. But from what i've heard and experienced he is pretty cool to the fans. As for the a wingman.... I think DJ would be the best... he seems like a cool character to have in the crew.
I would go to war with Blake because he and DeAndre put in extra work to get better. I would want Matt to be my body guard. I would want J.J. to drive my car since he can negotiate traffic. I would want Chris Paul to come to dinner when I cook too much food. He has an appetite and can't seem to push away from the table.


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At approximately 10:10 a.m. July 17, a deputy and EMS responded to Crepe Court in Murrells Inlet because of an extremely intoxicated woman lying in the road.
The 29-year-old woman claimed to have been hit by a car but her injuries did not appear to be consistent with her story, the report states.
The woman was uncooperative and would not answer questions asked by the officer. She did talk about her boyfriend, so the deputy went to the boyfriends house.
He spoke with another woman who said she did see the couple arguing but did not witness anything physical.
The boyfriend was later found and he admitted they had been arguing but said he did not harm her.
The deputy went to the hospital to speak with the victim again and her story about what happened changed several times.
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A man from York, S.C. said he was visiting Murrells Inlet July 20 when his girlfriend a 44-year-old Blacksburg woman took his wallet and his sons vehicle from the home in which they were staying on Collins Ave.
The man said he and the woman had been arguing the previous evening so he went to sleep. When he woke up on July 20, the wallet, the truck and the woman were gone.
The man said he had only known the woman for a week before the thefts occurred.
The deputy called the womans cell phone but it went straight to voice mail.
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Two women are accused of breaking into the home of a Margo Lane man while he was hospitalized July 16-17.
The mans daughter said she discovered the burglary when she went to clean her fathers house.
Two other witnesses said the accused women entered the home and took a 24-inch LCD TV, several country music CDs as well as an electric guitar and amp.
The women reportedly entered the house through an unlocked back door.
One of the suspects is a former resident of the home who was evicted several months ago, the report states.
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An Arbys worker said she was counting the money in a cash drawer July 20 and left $189 on a counter while she took an order at the drive-through.
She said she was at the drive-through for about five minutes and the money was gone when she returned to the counter.
Two employees cooperated by emptying their pockets. The worker said its possible someone walked in and took the money while no one was paying attention but there are no suspects.
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A woman from the 4400 block of Columbine Court met with a deputy July 15 saying she wanted to take out a restraining order against her husband.
The woman said the 80-year-old man threatened to blow her brains out and then hit her on the nose with his hand.
She said there are five handguns in the house and she was scared he would shoot her.
The case was presented to a magistrate for warrant consideration.
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The owner said she discovered the theft when she returned home at about 5:30 p.m.
There was no sign of physical evidence anywhere around the window.
Motor gone
A boat motor, valued at $5,000, was reported stolen from a home in the 500 block of Coquina Ave. July 16.
The owner said the motor is a 50 horsepower Mercury. He said the motor was taken from underneath his house.
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