Western Conference Playoff Update | Clippers Are Creepin’

The Clippers went on a 13-2 run to close out the Nets on Sunday night in Los
Angeles.

The new “Big 3” in LA – Tobias Harris, Austin Rivers and Lou Williams – combined
for 74 points and led the Clippers to their fourth win in their last five games.

Austin Rivers scores 27 points and comes up big late to lead @LAClippers at
home! #ItTakesEverything pic.twitter.com/Kmv6OcAf91

When looking at the playoff race, the Clippers aren’t necessarily knocking on
the Wolves’ door, but only two games stand between the two squads. The Wolves
are 38-28, fifth in the West, while the Clippers are 34-28, ninth in the West
and just a half game behind the Nuggets for a playoff spot.

Since trading Blake Griffin to the Pistons on Jan. 29, the Clippers are 9-4.

The Pellies Continue To Roll

The Pelicans beat the Mavericks 126-109 on Sunday night, moving to 36-26, 0.5
percentage points ahead of the Wolves in the standings for the No. 4 seed.

It’s a game the Pelicans should have won, but that’s half the battle in the NBA
– winning games you should win. That marks win No. 8 for the Pelicans, all
without DeMarcus Cousins because sometimes sports don’t make sense.

While Anthony Davis was great, finishing with 23 points and 13 boards, we got to
see old-school Rajon Rondo. Rondo looked like he was back in his Boston days,
finishing with 14 points, 10 assists and nine rebounds.

Vintage Rajon Rondo pic.twitter.com/9H7NQpIUPL

We’ll preview tonight’s games later this afternoon.

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