Why in the world did the L in its infinite wisdom decide to schedule arguably the most important game of the season on freaking NYE??? Oh well I’ll probably get kicked out by halftime for heckling anyways so I should have plenty of time to get ready and join the rest of my inebriated friends at whatever overpriced party we decide to attend. It just pisses me off that EB won’t get the full dosage of Clipper Nation hate that he’s so rightfully earned.

remember Kobe Vs. Shaq use to be played on New Years Eve.

o well. I guess I get to go to the game in those 2010 glasses though.

http://www.nba.com/clippers/schedule/

That’s just brutal – Detroit, Toronto, Boston, New York, San Antonio and Houston.

only one national televised game for the clips?? smh…..no respect for us as usual

they did the same thing during the 05-06 season.

because the Clippers play once, against the other LA team, who plays on National TV more than Notre Dame fooseball.

This is wack. The Clippers got job’d as did several other teams….....

It doesn’t matter.

Go Clippers

Actually not entirely, I bought the Super Star Plan (End Zone Floor), there’s no way I can make it to 41 games and resaleing the tickets would be a pain in the butt. I think I’m under the basket, I’ll know for sure on the 14th during the viewing party. It was pretty pricey when you look at it in a lump sum but hey any year we are a legit threat to make the playoffs is a worthwhile investment.

vs. L.A. Lakers
(Opening Night) Wed., Oct. 29 7:30 pm

vs. Houston Rockets Fri., Nov. 7 7:30 pm

vs. Golden State Warriors Sat., Nov. 15 12:30 pm

vs. Miami Heat Sat., Nov. 29 7:30 pm

vs. Orlando Magic Mon., Dec. 8 7:30 pm

vs. Houston Rockets Sat., Dec. 13 7:30 pm

vs. Philadelphis 76’ers Wed., Dec. 31 6:30 pm

vs. Detroit Pistons Sun., Jan. 4 12:30 pm

vs. L.A. Lakers Wed., Jan. 21 7:30 pm

vs. Chicago Bulls Wed., Jan. 28 7:30 pm

vs. Phoenix Suns Wed., Feb. 18 7:30 pm

vs. Boston Celtics Wed., Feb. 25 7:30 pm

vs. San Antonio Spurs Mon., Mar. 2 7:30 pm

vs. Cleveland Cavaliers Tue., Mar. 10 7:30 pm

vs. New Orleans Hornets Wed., Apr. 1 7:30 pm

vs. Portland Trail Blazers Sat., Apr. 11 7:30 pm

Kevin A. has a good analysis of the schedule over at his site. The basic rule of “the schedule giveth, the schedule taketh away” seems to apply. The bad news is the opening stretch of tough games, where the Clips figure to be underdogs in all but one of them (home Denver). Club Optimism notes that the team might well be at its healthiest in this first stretch, and will want to show that it can play with anybody. That season opener against the Lakers could be important in setting the tone, but that’s just the beginning. The good news is the run of the last five games is favorable, if the Clips are trying to squeeze into a playoff spot.