Eric Bledsoe
- #12 PG
- 6' 1", 195 lbs
- Los Angeles Clippers
2011-12 Season
| PPG | APG | RPG | PER |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3.3 | 1.7 | 1.6 | 11.24 |
Career | |||
| 5.6 | 2.9 | 2.4 | |
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ERIC BLEDSOE NEWS FEED
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Clippers report cards: Thompkins & Leslie
The first run of “Lob City” may not have ended the way some within the Los Angeles Clippers organization would have liked but everyone understands its still a work in progress.
about 3 days ago | Arash Markazi |
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Hollinger: Playoff risers
Which players helped their offseason value during the playoffs?
about 5 days ago | John Hollinger | ESPN.com -
Paul, Griffin lend hope they'll return to Clippers
Both Chris Paul and Blake Griffin stopped short of committing to the Los Angeles Clippers long term, but noticeably offered some encouraging words about their intentions.
about 6 days ago | Ramona Shelburne |
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Bledsoe's trade value
Many teams probably have interest in him.
about 6 days ago | Rumor Central -
Clippers Podcast
Kevin Arnovitz and Jordan Heimer rehash the Clippers' two losses in San Antonio and discuss whether they have a chance to come back from a 2-0 series deficit. The guys heap praise on the Spurs, and pay tribute to the breakout star of the Clippers' playoff run -- Eric Bledsoe.
about 9 days ago |
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ESPNLA On-Air
Pedro Moura of ESPNLA joins Brian and Andy as they talk about the banged up Clippers and being forced into a Game 7 in Memphis.
about 15 days ago |
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Markazi: It all turns very serious for Clippers
With Chris Paul and Blake Griffin ailing, it all turns very serious for Clippers.
about 16 days ago | Arash Markazi |
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Clippers Survive Sloppy Foul Shooting
From Elias: The Clippers, leading 86-80 with 15 seconds to play in the fourth quarter, survived a pair of Rudy Gay three-pointers and five of their own missed free throws, taking Game Three from the Grizzlies, 87-86, as Gay's potential game-winning three-pointer clanged off the rim at the buzzer. Eric Bledsoe and Reggie Evans combined to miss the Clippers' last five free-throw attempts, starting with 12 seconds left to play. It was the first time that an NBA team had missed five free-throw attempts in the last 20 seconds of a playoff game since Miami's P.J. Brown and Tim Hardaway did that against the Knicks in Game Three of a first-round series in 1998 (and like the Clippers on Saturday, the Heat survived those misses to win the game). For the game as a whole, the Clippers made only 13 of 30 free-throw attempts; their resulting free-throw percentage of 43.3 percent is the lowest free-throw percentage in an NBA playoff game in the shot-clock era by a team that had at least 30 attempts. The previous record low in that category: 44.4 percent (16 for 36) by Wilt Chamberlain's 76ers against the San Francisco Warriors in Game Two of the 1967 NBA Finals - a game that the 76ers won by a 31-point margin. (We note that in a 1960 playoff game against the Celtics, Wilt's Philadelphia Warriors made only six of 23 free-throw attempts - that's 26.1 percent - which is the NBA record for the lowest free-throw percentage by a team in any playoff game, regardless of the number of attempts.)
about 21 days ago | Elias Sports Bureau -
Clippers' Paul doesn't start against Knicks
Chris Paul is in uniform but won't start for the Los Angeles Clippers against the New York Knicks because of a mild left groin strain.
about 32 days ago |
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Roundtable: Discussing Clippers playoff hopes
Just how far can the Clippers go?
about 33 days ago |
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