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The Los Angeles Clippers may have lost the fourth seed to the Memphis Grizzlies, but they reaped revenge by defeating them in the first round. They still do not have home court advantage, but they do have Los Angeles Clippers tickets available to the Staples Center for a second round date with the San Antonio Spurs.
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About The Los Angeles Clippers
Chris Paul is a potential postseason MVP, scoring 19 points, grabbing 5 rebounds, dishing 7.5 assists, and snatching 3 steals a game. Those are incredible numbers. He needs help though. That help comes in the form of the forward duo of Blake Griffin and Caron Butler. Griffin still has a raw offensive game, but he also still has the ability to jump over just about every defender in the NBA. He also exudes such energy tracking down rebounds it is difficult to find too much fault with him. Butler is not the best shooter in the game. He is hot and cold, but he also has the size and quickness to command respect on the block.
The interior defense is going to need to be stout with Duncan in the post and Parker penetrating. Kenyon Martin and DeAndre Jordan are just the duo inside to create havoc. Together they are averaging around 3.5 blocks a game. Despite this pronounced talent for blocking shots, neither has been a great rebounder in the playoffs. Instead, that honor goes to Reggie Evans. The backup power forward is grabbing 8 rebounds in a mere 20 minutes a game.
Overall, Coach Vinny Del Negro utilizes a deep bench with a number of specialists. He has defensive role players, three-point specialists, and energy players. He has veterans and young pups. He has one of he best point guards in the league and one of the most exciting forwards. The Clippers playoff tickets for the series and the entire 2012 postseason schedule at the Staples Center are certainly some of the most exciting events in the Los Angeles area and the TicketSpecialists has them for cheap.
The Los Angeles Clippers ticket holders were rewarded for their loyalty by the team having the first overall pick of the 2009 draft. They selected Blake Griffin, but in order to make a spot for him on the team, they traded away Zach Randolph for Quentin Richardson, then later traded Richardson for Sebastian Telfair, Craig Smith and Mark Madsen. Los Angeles Clipper ticket holders are hoping these are the trades their team needs to move successfully into the playoffs with a strong team leading the way at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
