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On This Date in Clippers History: >>MARCH 29th<< **March 29th, 2008** MEM @ LAC 97-110 (Record: 22-51, 5th Pacific) http://img252.imageshack.us/img252/3979/cm50rastavn9.jpg Corey Maggette scored 26 points, grabbed 7 boards and added 4 dimes and 3 steals to help the Clippers end a 10-game skid and beat Memphis 110-97. Milestone Watch: Team: G (GS) - PTS Clippers: 505* (356) - 8,704 Career: 582 (360) - 9,350 ------ * Corey Maggette solidified his position as the longest tenured active Clipper (at the time), fourth highest total in franchise history: PLAYER (GAMES PLAYED) 1. R. SMITH (715) 2. E. PIATKOWSKI (616) 3. L. VAUGHT (558) 4. C. MAGGETTE (505) 5. E. BRAND (451) The former Duke Blue Devil is also the Clippers' All-Time Career Statistical Leader in both Free Throws Made (3,078) and Free Throws Attempted (3,729).

Game #50: PHX @ LAC 86-103 (Record: 28-21, 4th West) http://www.otrbasketball.com/forums/public/style_images/clean/team_reps/phx.png @ http://www.otrbasketball.com/forums/public/style_images/clean/team_reps/lac.png http://i43.tinypic.com/30shf5w.jpg The Clippers took down a Suns team that had previously beaten them twice in two tries this season. Blake Griffin scored 27 points with 14 rebounds, including a handful of show-stopping plays, and Chris 'CP3' Paul had 15 points and tied a season-high with 15 assists.

http://i39.tinypic.com/13zvp76.jpg Sekou's Blog: Griffin Gets Another One!!

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Kobe Bryant is planning a hard push to recruit Derek Fisher and Lamar Odom back to the Lakers as free agents in the summer, a source familiar with Bryant’s thinking told NBA.com as Fisher prepares to return to Staples Center as a member of the Thunder. Whether either would be receptive is unclear – Fisher and Odom loved their seasons in Los Angeles, but were hurt to be traded within the last 3 ½ months. It is known, however, that Bryant plans to use his close friendship with both to convince them that a reunion is in everyone’s best interest, bruised egos and all. Management — unable to comment on interest in players on another roster — will have to be convinced as well. One of the main reasons Fisher was dealt to the Rockets along with a first-round pick March 15 for seldom-used big man Jordan Hill was the concern over how Fisher would handle playing behind new acquisition Ramon Sessions at point guard. As general manager Mitch Kupchak said the day of the trade: “It crossed our minds, but I know he would have been professional. Personally, I think it would have been a tough position to put a player like that in.” Odom, an especially sensitive player, was so hurt to learn he had nearly been traded as part of the Chris Paul blockbuster that he asked the Lakers to complete the breakup and trade him for good. Days later, in a surprising development for an organization that had stood its ground on far-uglier trade demands in the past, Odom was sent to Dallas as the beginning to what has become a disappointing 2011-12 for all involved and prompted obvious questions about his future. Kobe Preparing For Lakers Reunion

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PM those mods.

Random quote: "Why is everybody acting like we are in 8th place? You guys were kissing the Clippers ass this season and here we are in the third seed and everybody is acting like we suck. I don't understand". - K. Bryant

http://tbt.blogs.nba.com/2012/03/28/suns-at-clippers-1030-p-m-et-2/ Hope Grant Hill won`t play tonight.

They really should`ve started earlier, IMO...

Hornets forced to go with another lineup: As has been typical this season, the Hornets are building another lineup on the fly. Forward Trevor Ariza will miss the game due to lingering problems with his sprained right ankle. Center Chris Kaman is out as well, felled by flu-like symptoms. Gusatavo Ayon is back in New Orleans for the impending birth of his child. In the lineup: Jason Smith, back from a two-game suspension for his hard foul on Blake Griffin, steps in at center, with Carl Landry at power forward and Al-Farouq Aminu at small forward. http://tbt.blogs.nba.com/2012/03/28/hornets-at-warriors-1030-p-m-et-3/

Game #47 -- Mar. 26th, 2012, BOS @ CHA 102-95 // (7-40), 15th East http://www.otrbasketball.com/forums/public/style_images/clean/team_reps/bos.png @ http://www.otrbasketball.com/forums/public/style_images/clean/team_reps/cha.png http://www.nba.com/bobcats/photos/120326_celtics_05.jpg GAME NOTES: The Bobcats got as close as 95-91 with just over two minutes remaining, but a Paul Pierce layup and Kevin Garnett jumper sandwiched a Corey Maggette free throw in the final moments to push Boston’s lead to 99-92 and lock things up. Maggette had 5 pts (17 mins). Milestone Watch: 13,029 Pts

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Anyone remember TQ`s Dailee:

I knew someone gon' say that!

AWESOME!!!

THought this topics had died.. Anyhow, I miss this game so much. Anyone played "Duke Nukem Forever"?

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I guess they just hate the Clippers.. so my take's they would've hated any Clippers player who emerged as an All-Star. On second thought, how come nobody ever hated on Elton Brand?!

Click right on it, and you should find out.

^ LMAO!!

Players from (Poly)Nesian origin (Fiji, Hawaii, Tonga e t.c.) fall under the 'International' catgry. right?

Kobe Passes MJ for Most Pts w/ a Franchise Only Trails 'The Mailman K. Bryant surpassed Michael Jordan for No. 2 on the all-time list for most points with one franchise. Bryant now only trails former teammate Karl 'The Mailman' Malone: http://i44.tinypic.com/244dzj8.jpg Yahoo! Sportsminute 1. Karl Malone: 36, 374 (UTA) // 18 seasons: 1985 - 2003 2. Kobe Bryant: 29,484 Pts (LAL) // 17th season: 1996 - Present 3. Michael Jordan: 29,277 (CHI) // 12 seasons: 1984-'93, 1994-'98 4. Hakeem Olajuwon: 26.511 (HOU) // 17 seasons: 1984-'01 5. Reggie Miller: 25,279 (IND) // 18 seasons: 1987 - 2005 6. Jerry West: 25,192 (LAL) // 14 seasons: 1960-'74 7. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: 24,176 (LAL) // 14 seasons for LAL: 1975-'89; (14,211 Pts for MIL - 6 seasons:1969-'75) 8. Dirk Nowitzki: 24,134 (DAL) // 15th season: 1998 - Present 9. Patrick Ewing: 23,665 (NYK) // 15 seasons (for NYK): 1985-2000 10. Paul Pierce: 22,591 (BOS) // 15th season: 1998 - Present 11. Tim Duncan: 22,558 (SAS) // 16th season: 1997 - Present 12. Oscar Robertson: 22,009 (CIN/SAC) // 10 seasons (for CIN): 1960-'70 13. Larry Bird 21,791 (BOS) // 13 seasons: 1979 -'92 $ħã£ïq̵'s Note: Active players in bold.