I love Eric Gordon. What a throwback. Smart, efficient, humble, dominates without being the center of attention. Just a phenomenal asset.

The guys calling the game were completely dissing kaman. They said his moves to get closer to the basket were “not basketball moves.”

Just finished watching the game on tivo, and man, that was an impressive effort! A lot to be excited about- watching Baron playing like that was thrilling- and EJ looked great. And the defense was so strong.

GO CLIPS!!!!

Also-So happy that Deandre got some nice minutes at the end. And too bad Bassy’s sweet lob of the glass couldn’t stay in his hands. MDSR’s face after that was something I have never seen before- he resembled an angry, yet bemused grandpa.

Any reaction on Al Thornton staying in the game after he fouled out?

Even without the bigs of the Warriors, the Clippers definitely were executing amazingly efficient! The Baron-Kaman plays were a thing of beauty. With that kind of play and efficiency, EJ was most of the time open. Kaman still needs to recognize when he is out of position and pass the ball to the open players (he has yet to get rid of his dribbling).
Butler has not regain his touch yet. Once that happens then Kaman and Camby will be feasting inside. That FT shooting is terrible! The defense should be consistent. There is no excuse whatsoever for GS catching up near the end of the 2nd quarter where they made 8 points to Clippers 1! All in all the best game that I have seen the Clips played for a long time. Keep it up!

i was fortunate that our local cable here in manila showed the game on TV, however was just able to get a glimpse of the final minutes of the second quarter. was confident that the clips will win this one without a doubt. go carry the momentum on to the next game.

its was nice to see a game where the starters got to take the fourth quarter off

Perhaps Baron just always plays well against the Warriors… Still, it was great to see him play with such authority and to make so many of his shots. More than that, most of his shots looked good the moment they left his hands. It made me think again that BD ought to be able to shine bright enough within the Clips’ offensive structure. They’re certainly more structured than the Warriors, but that’s to their credit.

Many here have been criticizing MDsr, but I don’t think it’s all bad. He started the regulars last night, thank goodness. He seems to have loosened up on the reigns a bit this year, too. In the Twolves game, he was ordering at Baron to attack their D. Last night, he was shouting warnings at Kaman to watch that pathetic flop. In other words, I like some of what he’s doing.

If you don’t put some controls on Baron, he’s prone to overreaching. it’s not so surprising that it’s taken time for he and MDsr to work out the right balance… just like it’s not surprising that Kaman had to learn to anticipate BD’s passes. What I’ve noticed is that, until last night, BD was just missing his shots. There’s enough room within the present system for him to find and/or create them.

It was pretty surreal to see us pull away like that up in Oakland…this is definitely a team we need to handle in trying to make any kind of a playoff push.

Can’t quite sign off on this win completely because they had no one inside w/ both Biedrins & Turiaf out, but with the circumstances they actually executed pretty well. Still a lot of early turnovers but they regrouped and to have 3 starters having it going on offense is a big recipe for success: Kaman, EJ, & BD.

I was at the game last night and I must say I saw way more Clippers fans at Oracle than I usually do. Even saw this elderly guy with a big Clippers flag. Last night was important in the sense that we distanced our selves from the lower-tiered Warriors, although our record still needs much improvement.

I also saw some arguing between Coach and Corey…..at one point, Kaman received a pass in he low post and corey was guarding him…..immediately, coach yelled at the top of his lungs, “WATCH THE FLOP WATCH THE FLOP”….loud enough for Mag to hear it too. For all his faults, MDsr has plenty of intensity.

am I the only one that’s growing increasingly worried about Al Thornton? He’s yet to find any groove this season and I know when going against more formidable teams we’re going to need his presence.