The Clippers starters, as they have in recent weeks, looked disjointed to start the game. They were able to keep pace with the Pelicans, but most of their scores were bailout shots by Gallinari or Harris, not the results of good offense. On the other end, they had trouble staying in front of Jrue Holiday or Julius Randle, who were able to get into the paint with ease. The bench, as it has so often this season, sparked a run, as Beverley and Bradley combined for three bingos in a row on the way to a 13-4 run.
Clippers Fall at Home to Pelicans, 121-117
