Losing to Memphis certifies the Clippers as the worst team in the NBA.
But the real question is how?
With an elite PG, Baron Davis
All-NBA 1st team rookie , Al Thornton
A former NBA Defensive Player of the Year at PF, Camby
A top 5 Center, Chris Kaman
A 20/10 PF, Zach Randolph
and finally a legitimate 3 pt threat (after years of need), Eric
Gordon
This team is 3 and 15. What, 3 and 15?
And now a loss to the Grizzlies with a starting 5 that seemingly would be completely
outclassed.
Instead, the Clippers were out rebounded 40 to 25 and trounced of out
Memphis.
THe only explanation has to be that the team has quit on Dunleavy. It happens in sports
where a coach just needs to move on. Dunleavy is a good coach, yet the time has come for
change. He probably would have never thought that bringing Baron to L.A. would cost
him his job, but obviously the split exists there. Baron wants freedom to create,
while Dunleavy calls plays out. Baron has commented that Dunleavy had more plays
than all other teams he has been on combined.
In the end, Dunleavy will atleast coach out the year. Clippers fans will once again be
hoping the ping pong balls bounce their way.