Trading for Indiana Pacer forward Ron Artest would either be a smart move or huge mistake for the Clippers.
The Pacers would want Maggette, whom the Clippers have declined to include in trade proposals.
Dunleavy and General Manager Elgin Baylor are fond of hard-working Maggette, whose scoring average increased his first six seasons in the NBA. Dunleavy and Baylor declined to comment on trade talks, but they have rejected offers for Maggette and second-year point guard Shaun Livingston, Clipper sources said.
"With nine out of 11 at home, we're at the stretch of the schedule we were pointing to all year long," Dunleavy said. "You never want to have injuries, and we hoped we would be totally healthy now, but everybody has injuries.
"If you make a move now, that you make because of injuries, you're making it out of desperation or panic. In my opinion, the only move we make has to be a move that we'd make without the injuries, because we have a lot of guys with a lot of upside."
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The Clippers aren't expected to be finalists in the Ron Artest derby. A source says the team isn't offering Corey Maggette. Indiana reportedly has some interest in Chris Wilcox but wants more.
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Dec 23, 2005 11:11 PM EST
The Charlotte Bobcats were extremely thin upfront Friday night and the Clippers bigman took advantage in historic fashion.
For only the 5th time in NBA History, two teammates Elton Brand and Chris Kaman had 30/20 and 20/20 (pts/rebs) in the same game.
"I was trying to get to 25 but Elton kept taking them all," Kaman said. "Elton started going crazy and blocking shots and taking my rebounds. So I was a little bit upset with him. We're not on good terms."
The Bobcats were without forwards Emeka Okafor, Sean May and Jake Voskuhl, who were all nursing injuries.
The last time two teammates accomplished the 30/20 and 20/20 was back in 1970 when Willis Reed and Dave DeBusschere did it in a game for the New York Knicks.
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Clippers Dec 2005 Archive
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ESPN | Dec 23, 2005
Clippers forward Corey Maggette will be out at least four more weeks because of an injured left foot. He hasn't played since a December 5th victory over the Heat.
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| Dec 21, 2005
The Nets, armed with two first-round picks, have been calling around the league for big men, and the Clippers' Chris Wilcox, Philadelphia's Steven Hunter and Portland's Theo Ratliff are possibilities.
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Denver Post | Dec 18, 2005
One scenario from within the league involves Denver sending Earl Watson and Nene to Atlanta, the Hawks sending Al Harrington to the Pacers and Indiana shipping Artest to the Nuggets.
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L.A. Times | Dec 13, 2005
The Los Angeles Clippers will hold training camp in Moscow next fall before playing exhibition games against two of Russia's top teams.
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AP | Dec 12, 2005
Another scoring barrage by Allen Iverson resulted in the All-Star guard being named the NBA's Eastern Conference Player of the Week.
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ESPN | Dec 11, 2005
After being sidelined all season with a stress reaction in his lower back, Los Angeles Clippers' guard Shaun Livingston took a big step toward his return Friday, participating in contact drills, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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L.A. Times | Dec 10, 2005
Shaun Livingston, who has been sidelined all season because of a stress reaction in his lower back, participated in contact drills on Friday for the first time since last season and afterward said he was pain-free.
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L.A. Times | Dec 7, 2005
Three weeks ago, while nursing a hamstring injury and coming off the bench to play limited minutes, Corey Maggette expressed dissatisfaction in his role as sixth man.
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Daily News | Dec 3, 2005
The Clippers are more than just opportunists who've taken advantage of an early favorable schedule.
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Sports Illustrated | Dec 1, 2005
Clippers guard Shaun Livingston is expected to return in two weeks after being sidelined since training camp because of a stress reaction in his lower back.
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Press Release | Dec 1, 2005
LeBron James got the season off to a nice start, being named the Eastern Conference Player of the Month
The Los Angeles Clippers’ Elton Brand was named Western Conference Player of the Month.