Before the season began, the Los Angeles Clippers were being hailed in some sections for constructing what seemed from the outside looking in to be an ego-free roster.
Paul George was playing down his importance, Reggie Jackson and John Wall were embracing each other’s presence, and guys on the whole were publicly accepting whatever roles they had to play in order to see the team succeed.
It’s an environment that coach Ty Lue would be grateful for with the Clippers now a third of their way into the NBA season, especially with some of the rotation headaches he has faced up until this point.