This season has been a lot of fixing and adjusting — and I mean, a lot.
Unexpectedly, the team lost its superstar early in the season. Amir Coffey, who didn’t see much action the past two seasons for the Clippers, stepped up big time in place of injured players. And the addition of a prolific Norman Powell and a hard-defending Robert Covington gave two more options to what already was a deep team.
Between these adjustments were both times of success and struggles, ranging from a 35-point comeback to a recent five-game losing streak. But with two games left of the season, the Clippers, thanks to the return of Paul George and Powell, have found their rhythm and are playing their best basketball.