but I’m still rooting for him. During his injury, I posted on his website and he would reply. I also sent him a letter two when the team was accepting them on his behalf. Occasionally on Prime Ticket, they’ll show Classic games. Mostly it’s the Lakers, but they have shown some Clipper games (primarily from the 2006 playoffs). Livingston looked sharp. We were all eager for him to take it to the next level; but even in his inconsistencies, he was able to show that he was a player in this league. He was the best backup point of ours that I could remember. He was also better than most starters that we had.

I’ll never forget the night the injury happened. We won, but we really lost. I hope that he stays focused and continues to develop his game and his body to the point where he can achieve a level of playing that is satisfying to him. He’s still incredibly young and there is room for improvement. If he’s not able to do some of the physical things that he was, he still has size and the mental aspect. He hasn’t lost his court vision. He just needs to develop the craftiness (and of course a jumper) that those who aren’t athletically inclined must use to be successful.

Keep up the good work Shuan.

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Thunder acquires guard Eric Maynor from Jazz. Waives Livingston and Wilks. More details later.

Madglove beat me to it, but ouch looks like he’s jobless now.

http://clipperblog.com/2009/12/22/former-clipper-shaun-livingston-waived-by-thunder/