No bad blood, here. Just a little morale boost for us Clipper fans. Found this gem of a clip on YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VVUv6K-hDA&feature=related

Al Thornton going to work on Andris Biedrins. Like I said, though, no bad blood. We got Baron, they keep Bookie. It's all good from Los Angeles, which just so happens to be a better city than San Fran. Not that I'm mad or anything.

So, I just got back from the Dodgers 5-3 loss to the Marlins. I'm not too bothered about the loss or what exactly the Dodgers are doing wrong in terms of player personnel. However, while I was enjoying the game, Andruw Jones came to the plate around strikeouts 3 and 4 (I can't remember, they all looked exactly the same) and a fan yelled, "Hey, can you untie the real Andruw Jones and let him out of your basement!" Everyone laughed, but then I got to thinking. That's quite a plausible explanation. There is no way that this guy is the same Andruw Jones as the one who hit 41 homers two years ago and 51 the year before.

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Well, after doing a little venting last night, I think I'm starting to get over the loss of FElton Brand. The jersey burning I have planned might finally put it behind me. Anyways, I just need to comment about how confusing this whole situation is. Everyone is blaming somebody different for why FElton won't be wearing Clipper red, white and blue next year. The bottom line is: it's probably a bit of everybody's fault.

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Wow, I really don't know what to say. Elton Brand, the charasmatic figure who always made us laugh when he put Clippers and winning in the same sentence, is no longer a Clipper. Usually when a player of Brand's character leaves there is not so much animosity, but the way in which he just broke my heart is unexcuseable. Which leaves me with one question for you Elton: Do you have a phobia of winning?

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