What a strange tenure for Doc Rivers in Los Angeles. He ejected out of a rebuilding situation in Boston, clearly made the Clippers into a more polished and well-rounded team, but hasn't taken them any further than Vinny Del Negro did. Every borderline inexplicable playoff defeat leads to the same question: Is it time to break up the Chris Paul/Blake Griffin/DeAndre Jordan trio, even though the Clippers with those three are a perennial 55-win team -- on the edge of the championship contender inner circle?
At the draft combine in Chicago, Rivers sat down with ESPN.