Clippers blew out the Lakers on Sunday leading from start to finish in defeating Lakers for sixth consecutive time.
With the loss, the Lakers have lost six straight to the Clippers. Both teams play again on Tuesday, but the Clippers will act as the home team in the next meeting.
On Sunday, the Lakers and Clippers both started slow. After one quarter, Blake Griffin had 10 points, and the Clippers held a 23-16 lead due largely to the purple and gold failing to get production from their starting back court.
In the second quarter, the Lakers would struggle to score, and Chris Paul would continue to set the table for the Clippers' offense. By halftime, Paul had nine assists, and the Clippers led by 13 points.
For the Lakers, Sunday night did not offer much in the way of development or practice.
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With the loss, the Lakers have lost six straight to the Clippers. Both teams play again on Tuesday, but the Clippers will act as the home team in the next meeting.
On Sunday, the Lakers and Clippers both started slow. After one quarter, Blake Griffin had 10 points, and the Clippers held a 23-16 lead due largely to the purple and gold failing to get production from their starting back court.
In the second quarter, the Lakers would struggle to score, and Chris Paul would continue to set the table for the Clippers' offense. By halftime, Paul had nine assists, and the Clippers led by 13 points.
For the Lakers, Sunday night did not offer much in the way of development or practice.
Read complete article at LivSports
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