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Reporting from Indianapolis - The Indiana Pacers lost their leading scorer to injury before the game yet managed to hang around and ultimately rally from a 13-point, second-half deficit.

For the Clippers, this was one that got away. Despite leading by 11 points at one point and by four going into the fourth quarter, the Clippers suffered a 86-73 defeat Wednesday night, their third in a row on the road.

Troy Murphy scored 18 points and grabbed 11 rebounds, as the Indiana Pacers surged in the second half to earn an 86-73 win over the Los Angeles Clippers at Conseco Fieldhouse.

Preview: The Clippers -- 106-99 winners over Denver at home on Friday -- are 5-9 and still playing without No.

This was nothing more than a glorified rec league game. This isn't said to insult the talented players who suit up for both the Clippers and Timberwolves, or the coaching staffs of either team.

The Minnesota Timberwolves hope to snap an ugly, 12-game losing streak in Hollywood Monday when they take on the Los Angeles Clippers at Staples Center.

The Clippers scored 19 unanswered points against Denver over a 4:10 stretch that spanned the first and second quarters.

Reserve forward Rasual Butler scored 27 points, Al Thornton added 18 and the Los Angeles Clippers withstood an early scoring spree from Carmelo Anthony to beat the Denver Nuggets 106-99 on Friday night at Staples Center.

One mid-season, Phil Jackson was asked to gauge the performance of his Bulls team that went 72-10. Jackson said he doesn't react after a big win or loss but rather look at what the team did over the last 10 games.

Grizzlies vs. Los Angeles Clippers; FedExForum, 7 p.m. TV, radio: Fox Sports Tennessee, WRBO-FM Records: Grizzlies, 2-8. Clippers, 4-7. Lineups Grizzlies: Mike Conley, 6-1, O.J. Mayo, 6-4, Rudy Gay, 6-8, Zach Randolph, 6-9, Marc Gasol, 7-1. Clippers: Baron Davis, 6-3, Rasual Butler, 6-7, Al Thornton, 6-8, Marcus Camby, 6-11, Chris Kaman, 7-0.

Rudy Gay and Zach Randolph scored 21 points apiece and the Memphis Grizzlies won their second straight, 106-91 over the Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday night.

Jeff Bower calmly walked off the court and quickly into the tunnel, doing little to attract attention to himself after his first win as an NBA coach.

The New Orleans Hornets must move on now that All-Star point guard Chris Paul is sidelined indefinitely with a sprained ankle.

In only his second year, Eric Gordon has emerged as possibly the most dynamic guard in Clippers history, and his absence in the lineup will come at great expense.

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Debacle ... The Day After. So what happens next -- other than the Clippers getting on the plane to fly to Oklahoma City -- after Friday's mind-boggling collapse, in which Toronto rallied from a 22-point deficit to defeat the Clippers, 104-89? Tone and attitude would suggest a major shake-up for the Clippers, at least the way team officials were ...

Chris Bosh poured in 21 points, grabbed 14 rebounds, and dished out six assists, as the Toronto Raptors finished the game on a 16-0 run to take down the Los Angeles Clippers, 104-89, at Staples Center.

Under doctor's orders, Chris Kaman stayed away from his teammates Thursday. Nothing against the Clippers' leading scorer, but that may have been the best call of the week.

Kevin Durant stepped back and hit the go-ahead jumper from the left corner with 38 seconds remaining for two of his 30 points, giving Oklahoma City an 83-79 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday night.

The Clipper Youth looked good Monday night. Sharp, even. There they were. The franchise's first-round draft picks of the last two Junes, sitting side by side, looking ready to lead the way forward.