Blake Griffin out up to 6 weeks with a stress fracture

#1 picks not named Dwight or Lebron have been cursed this past decade.

Dude 'Livingston' himself. Broke his kneecap on a dunk attempt in the preseason?

Seriously?

[QUOTE=Al Thornton]6 weeks is exaggerating Blake is a warrior, he'll be back in a week or two, it didn't look that serious CRAIG SMITH DOMINATE[/QUOTE]
:banghead:

[QUOTE=Waking_Life]unfreakin'believable[/QUOTE]

I know, right? They should tell us what six weeks he'll be out. How are we supposed to know?

[QUOTE=RedBagel]I know, right? They should tell us what six weeks he'll be out. How are we supposed to know?[/QUOTE]
sure lets make it six weeks in july.. :oldlol:

[QUOTE=Waking_Life]sure lets make it six weeks in july.. :oldlol:[/QUOTE]

That would make more sense. Then he can play the whole season.

I dont understand why he was playing? wasnt he already hurt before the preseason?

I blame Dunleavy

[QUOTE=Chuck Thou NBA]Its a big market, but do the Clippers sell any tickets? Why would anyone in their right mind want to be a Clippers fan when you have the Lakers in the same city... same arena!

I wish Stern could make terrible owners sell... like we can have a fan vote, and league vote. If the owner doesn't agree, don't show up to games![/QUOTE]
Why would anyone want to be a Clipper fan? They're still an NBA team no matter the perception. Sure there aren't any titles, but that doesn't mean there's no reason to watch.
-When I've been in Los Angeles it was a common thing to score Clipper tickets on the day of game for pennies on the dollar.
-Following the career of Danny Manning was a treat for any fan of the game.
-Sterling's business philosophy is changing over recent years: Magette and Brand retained as RFA, the Baron Davis Contract, Kaman's extension when the coach was publicly campaigning for it, and the attempt to retain Brand in the summer of 2008.
-Ralph Lawler. A broadcasting style all his own, and any description I could offer just wouldn't do him justice. I'd recommend catching his work while the NBA league pss is free.
-Blake Griffin injury. This is basketball; players get injured.
-How can you blame the Clips for a "bust" like Darius Miles? He was an exciting player to watch while he was here, but how many other organizations had a chance to turn him around?

Edit: meant Sterling*

[QUOTE=intrinsic]Why would anyone want to be a Clipper fan? They're still an NBA team no matter the perception. Sure there aren't any titles, but that doesn't mean there's no reason to watch.
-When I've been in Los Angeles it was a common thing to score Clipper tickets on the day of game for pennies on the dollar.
-Following the career of Danny Manning was a treat for any fan of the game.
-Stern's business philosophy is changing over recent years: Magette and Brand retained as RFA, the Baron Davis Contract, Kaman's extension when the coach was publicly campaigning for it, and the attempt to retain Brand in the summer of 2008.
-Ralph Lawler. A broadcasting style all his own, and any description I could offer just wouldn't do him justice. I'd recommend catching his work while the NBA league pss is free.
-Blake Griffin injury. This is basketball; players get injured.
-How can you blame the Clips for a "bust" like Darius Miles? He was an exciting player to watch while he was here, but how many other organizations had a chance to turn him around?[/QUOTE]

Uhh......... why would anyone want to be a Clippers fan?

The Clippers are cursed.

I guess this means Gordon & Thornton can inflate their stats some more.

As a resident of LA my whole life, if the Lakers didn't exist, I would be crying right now.

curse the Clippers...

This is for you, BGriffin's Dad.

[QUOTE=DFish]This is for you, BGriffin's Dad.[/QUOTE]

OMG you fu**er. You scared me... :mad: