Jing for 07

Nice win! but 3/16 from 3 point range

Nice screen cap

Nice win! but 3/16 from 3 point range

Nice screen cap

yea i was laughing at it. its a great picture. looks like joe johnson is trying to do something sexual involving the ball... and maggette is just plain cruel.

Billups loses the game for Pistons with careless foul
November 1, 2006

Los Angeles Clippers - 132
Detroit Pistons - 130
(Boxscore)

The game was tied at 130 and the Clippers decided to hold the ball until the last second, hoping for the final shot. With Chris Duhon dribbling the clock out, Chauncey Billups marked up on him. With the clock striking 4 seconds Duhon got ready to drive in for the basket, but just has he did, Billups reached in for the steal. The next second, the referee blew the whistle. When the players looked over, the referee was pointing to Billups, signaling the point guard’s 4th foul of the game.

The fans and the Pistons players could only hold their heads in shock. Duhon is a pretty decent free throw shooter, and he showed it by making both free throws. The Pistons heaved the ball down the court and Ben Wallace managed to catch the ball; however his shot bounced off the front of the rim.

The game was close the entire game, with the teams trading points. The Clippers scored 27 in both of the first quarters, while the Pistons scored 33; the score was 66 – 54. The Clippers owned the 3rd quarter however, scoring 33 points to the Pistons 19. The last quarter both teams scored 45, but since the Clippers had a 2 point lead, they ended up winning.

At the start of the last quarter, staring point guard Shaun Livingston drew an offensive charging foul on Richard Hamilton, fouling him out. On the ensuing possession however, Billups drew an offensive charge on Livingston, sending him out of the game. Though you can see, Livingston’s replacement Duhon played just fine.

This was the first game between the teams that exchanged rookies. Several days ago Nelson Lue was traded to the Clippers for another rookie. Erick Fagan. Lue played 9 minutes, but only shot 2-9 for 5 points; Fagen played 11 minutes, though he didn’t have any points.

Left: Ben Wallace gets hit by Boris Diaw while going for a layup | Right: Billups celebrates after he drew the offensive charge on Livingston


Left: Rookie Nelson Lue steals the ball against his former teammate Billups | Right: Prince pulls up for a 15 foot jumper

Game Notes

- Again the Clippers were outrebounded, 41-47.
- The Clippers had 33 assists whereas the Pistons only had 27 assists.
- 26-28 was what the Clippers shot from the line, which was 92.9% while the Pistons shot 33-38 for 86.8%
- Hakim Warrick was amazing off the bench. He played 8 of his 13 minutes in the last quarter since Elton Brand was in foul trouble, and managed to score 15 points.
- The Clippers shot significantly better from downtown. They went 10-21 for 47.6% while holding the Pistons to only 7-20 for 35%
- Chauncey Billups still got named the Player of the Game due to his ridiculous performance of 44 points, 5 rebounds, and 8 assists

Last edited by Jing on Thu Aug 10, 2006 2:12 pm, edited 1 time in total.

Wow, the butler got served But i guess he still did awesome!

billups = clutch mistake not a mr big shot clutch performer.

why is it 132-130
and the score you posted is 107-105

hey... I found Jugs

Great to have this dynasty runnin' again! Great wins and screens man.

Yea that lightning patch comes in handy if you got a good video card. Good Win

this dynasty is moving fast, nice recaps, wins and pics are amazing

Nelson Lue demoralizes Cleveland with clutch shot against Lebron James
November 1, 2006

Los Angeles Clippers - 122
Cleveland Cavaliers- 114
(Boxscore)

With less than a minute left in the game and the Clippers holding on to a 110-112 lead, rookie shooting guard Nelson Lue took the ball and faced up against superstar Lebron James. Lue faked the shot and Lebron didn’t jump, so Lue decided to go up for it; this time James jumps. They both rose at the same time, but Lue just manage to get the ball over James fingertips… and SWISH.

That big shot by Lue demoralized the Cavs. On the ensuing possession, the Cavs missed their shot, and were forced to intentionally foul the Clippers. Free Throw shooting was one of the main factors in the Clippers’ championship run last season, and they have continued their good shooting. They went 5-6 from the line during that last stretch, and the Cavs did managed to score 4 more points, however they couldn’t pull any closer and went down as the 4th straight victim of the Clippers.

Larry Hughes scored 10 of his 22 points during this last quarter, however most of them were in the first half of the quarter; Hughes was almost invisible towards the end of the game.

Left: Larry Hughes with an up and under move against Maggette | Right: Drew Gooden dunks it with no pressure (where are they jumping to?)


Left: Hughes goes in strong with the layup against Maggette and Diaw | Right: Chris Duhon with a spin move on Lebron

Game Notes

- Glen Hsu scored his first point of the season, going 1-2 from the line
- Elton Brand was named Player of the Game due to his 31 point and 16 rebound performance
- The Clippers lost the rebounding battle again, 40-42, they tied Cleveland in terms of assist; both had 29
- Mike Miller had a horrible game, going only 1-7, including 5 three point attempts
- The Clippers won the second and fourth quarter, giving Cleveland the other two

Nice Nelson Lue clutch....good luck next game.

Holy Pinoy! Eric Snow - 29 points? Unbelievable.

does Lue have FSS?
good win, GL next game

Philadelphia gives Los Angeles 30 point beatdown
November 1, 2006

Los Angeles Clippers - 72
Philadelphia 76ers- 102
(Boxscore)

Um… I kind of didn’t save the earlier game, therefore I had to sim it. The end result was the same, we got our asses kicked, just not by this much. Loss is a loss however…

Left: Samuel Dalembert gets up and rejects Corey Maggette | Right: Andre Iguodala goes up and under for the basket


Left: Nelson Lue gets hit in midair, but there was no foul call | Right: Boris Diaw passes the ball through the legs of Dalembert

Game Notes

- The Clippers were out-assisted 22-23, the first time they were beaten in the assist category
- Allen Iverson was named POTG with a superb performance of 29 points, 9 rebounds, 6 assists, and 4 steals
- Normally competent Chris Duhon had a horrible game, scoring only 1 point on 0-7 shooting from the field
- 3 players were in double-digits in rebounding, Boris Diaw, Elton Brand, and Corey Maggette
- The 76ers didn’t have anyone in double digits for rebounding, but they had more rebounding distribution

Well its hard to beat the Sixers.....

They killed you, but you are killing everyone other then the Sixers. Good luck next game.

Wow! Did you go from rookie level to superstar before that game? What a blow out Nice game by Iverson.

damn you got beat down like a dominatrix's bitch

Carlos Delfino misses cruciall last second free throws
November 7, 2006

Los Angeles Clippers - 123
Detroit Pistons- 121
(Boxscore)

With the game tied at 119-119, Pistons guard Carlos Delfino took the ball and spotted up from downtown. However just as he released the ball, a hand came out of nowhere, the hand of Mike Miller. Miller deflected the ball to Nelson Lue, who scored his only field goal of the game on the fast break layup. This layup put the Clippers up 121-119 with only 15.5 seconds left.

Delfino got the ball again with 4 seconds left and again went up for three, however just as he shot, second-year forward Yaroslav Korolev tried to contest his shot and bodied Delfino. Delfino had the chance to tie the game, since the Clippers had converted on 1 of 2 free throws previously. Delfino made the first shot, which brought the Pistons bench to their feet. However his second shot clanked off the back rim; he made his last shot, but now his team was down 122-121. Point guard Anthony Grundy was forced to foul Nelson Lue, who converted half of his free throws, and the game ended, 123-121.

Left: Boris Diaw tries to muscle past Ben Wallace | Right: Wallace gets one back as he puts on down on Diaw (not shown)


Left: Richard Hamilton goes up for an 360-degree layup | Right: Maggette out-dos Hamilton as he catches the alley hoop for a 360 dunk

Game Notes

- There were a total of 93 rebounds in the game, 51 of which belonged to the Pistons
- The Clippers were on top in assists again, winning 28-23
- Chauncey Billups led the game in scoring with 29 points, including 5-10 from the 3-point line
- Elton Brand went a superb 13-15 from the free throw line.
- The Pistons made 3 more field goals, but the Clippers sank 4 more from downtown than the Pistsons; they also made 4 more points from the free throw line

whoa i thought delfino was a good free throw shooter. nice tight win.

thats twice the pistons have choked against you

i just saw that u had diaw as center were u a lil high

Nice win Jing

P.S. franmansr,Diaw is center

Wow man what a loss against Philly, anyway you recovered against the Pistons, nice! The pics look outstanding.

Magic comes close, but times run out on them
November 9, 2006

Los Angeles Clippers - 105
Orlando Magic- 101
(Boxscore)

Shaun Livingston finally lived up to his starting position, scoring 18 points and dishing out 12 assists. 6 of the Clippers players scoring in double figures; Chris Duhon was the only bench player with double-digits. Livingston’s counterpart Jameer Nelson led all scores with 25 points and 9 assists.

Not much to say… really tired from moving… still lot to clean up and organize.

Left: Grant Hill goes under the arms of Miller and Brand | Right: Livingston dunks on his counterpart (they both wear #14)


Left: Maggette goes in for an up-and-under dunk | Right: Nelson Lue blocks DeShaun Stevenson’s shot with his chin

Game Notes

- Diaw and Brand both scored 16, Maggette, Miller, and Livingston with 18; Duhon had 10
- Diaw had 13 rebounds while Livingston had 12 assists
- The Magic’s Howard had 10 rebounds, rookie Kamouna had 12 rebounds, and Grant Hill had 10 rebounds
- The Clippers were out-rebounded by 2, 46-48, but they out-assisted the Magic 26-22