Chris Paul
- #3 PG
- 6' 0", 175 lbs
- Los Angeles Clippers
2012-13 Season
| PPG | APG | RPG | PER |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16.9 | 9.7 | 3.7 | 26.43 |
Career | |||
| 18.6 | 9.8 | 4.4 | |
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CHRIS PAUL NEWS FEED
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Title aspirations hinge on Griffin and Jordan
PLAYA VISTA, Calif. -- The Los Angeles Clippers have made some high-profile additions this offseason, but most of the players and coaches on the team believe that the biggest reason they will be a championship team rather than a one-and-done team in the postseason is the two longest-tenured players on the roster.
about 1 day ago | Arash Markazi |
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Gary Sacks' unlikely rise to top
It was industrious, not glamorous. The kind of story you hear in Hollywood, about a studio head who started out in the mailroom and worked his way up, but rarely in the NBA where most coaches and front office executives begin by playing the game, then maneuvering their way up the food chain by any means necessary.
about 2 days ago | Ramona Shelburne |
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Chris Paul talks fans, 2013-14 expectations
On Friday, Los Angeles Clippers point guard Chris Paul chatted with SportsNation about how he's prepared for the upcoming season, his charitable work and the greatest part of being involved with fans.
about 4 days ago | ESPNLosAngeles.com |
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Countdown to camp: 10 questions
LOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles Clippers enjoyed the greatest season in team history last season. They won a franchise-best 56 games, won their first division title and 17 straight games along the way.
about 5 days ago | Arash Markazi |
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Expect Clippers to define their identity
Three teams last year finished in the top-10 in offensive and defensive efficiency. The title-winning Miami Heat was one of those teams. The runner-up San Antonio Spurs was another.
about 15 days ago | D.J. Foster |
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Clippers 'small-ball' options
The Miami Heat have been able to dominate the NBA since LeBron James and Chris Bosh arrived in South Florida. Miami's success is now rubbing off on other teams as they consider "small-ball" options during the regular season and playoffs.
about 15 days ago | Nick Borges | ESPN.com -
Assessing the Clippers’ small-ball options
Over the summer, Los Angeles Clippers head coach Doc Rivers was asked if he felt his team had enough depth behind Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan.Though the Clippers had yet to fill out their frontcourt at that time, Rivers admitted that frontcourt depth might be a weakness this season.
about 15 days ago | Jovan Buha |
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Can Redick be the Clippers' Ray Allen?
When you move to a new city, a little familiarity is always appreciated.After spending nine years coaching the Celtics, Doc Rivers had to leave certain Boston institutions such as Kevin Garnett and Dunkin' Donuts back on the East Coast to coach the Los Angeles Clippers.
about 20 days ago | D.J. Foster | Special to ESPNLosAngeles.com -
Bench's new identity poses challenges
Though last week's signing of Antawn Jamison didn't move the needle in comparison with their other summer transactions, the addition signified the culmination of the Los Angeles Clippers' offseason.
about 27 days ago | Jovan Buha | Special to ESPNLosAngeles.com -
Clippers' Jamison: Don't write off Kobe just yet
Antawn Jamison may have moved down the hallway at Staples Center to give himself a better chance to contend for a championship when he signed with the Los Angeles Clippers this week, but he's not ready to write his former team off just yet.
about 32 days ago | Ramona Shelburne |
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