NBA DENVER Matchup 20151124

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NBA : ATS Matchup

Tuesday 11/24/2015

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Score

LA CLIPPERS

DENVER

-7

-300

+220

205

111
Final
94

LA CLIPPERS (6 - 7) at DENVER (6 - 8)

Tuesday, 11/24/2015 9:05 PM

Board		Open	Latest
507	LA CLIPPERS	-7	-7
508	DENVER	208.5	207

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ADVANCED TEAM STATS

LA CLIPPERS - Current Season Performance
	Straight Up		Against Spread		Team				Opponent
	W-L	Units	W-L	O-U	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.
All Games	6-7	-6.9	4-9	8-5	103.0	48.3	46.1%	51.0	104.5	48.2	44.0%	56.2
Road Games	1-4	-6	2-3	4-1	104.4	42.6	46.5%	50.8	110.8	42.0	47.7%	56.4
Last 5 Games	1-4	-5.7	1-4	3-2	98.6	40.0	45.1%	47.6	106.2	45.0	45.7%	55.4

LA CLIPPERS Team Statistics
			Shooting		3pt Shooting		Free Throws		Rebounding
	PPG	Half	FGM-A	Pct	FGM-A	PCT	FTM-A	Pct	Tot	Off	Ast	PF	Stl	TO	Bk
Team Stats (All Games)	103.0	48.3	38-82	46.1%	8-24	31.2%	19-28	69.5%	51	9	22	22	7	13	6
vs opponents surrendering	101.9	49.9	38-85	44.8%	8-24	33.2%	18-24	74.2%	53	11	21	22	9	15	5
Team Stats (Road Games)	104.4	42.6	40-86	46.5%	8-24	35.6%	16-26	61.5%	51	10	21	22	7	13	5
Stats Against (All Games)	104.5	48.2	38-86	44.0%	9-25	34.8%	20-27	76.8%	56	12	21	24	7	14	3
vs opponents averaging	103.5	50.3	38-85	44.6%	9-25	35.7%	18-25	75.2%	54	11	22	21	9	15	4
Stats Against (Road Games)	110.8	42.0	41-86	47.7%	11-26	41.9%	18-25	74.2%	56	11	23	24	8	15	3

DENVER - Current Season Performance
	Straight Up		Against Spread		Team				Opponent
	W-L	Units	W-L	O-U	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.
All Games	6-8	+4.8	7-7	8-6	100.6	51.1	43.5%	53.0	104.9	56.5	46.0%	52.4
Home Games	3-4	-0.5	2-5	4-3	98.9	53.0	43.3%	54.0	103.9	53.6	46.4%	50.1
Last 5 Games	1-4	-1	2-3	4-1	101.2	51.6	42.7%	50.4	108.8	58.2	49.2%	53.0

DENVER Team Statistics
			Shooting		3pt Shooting		Free Throws		Rebounding
	PPG	Half	FGM-A	Pct	FGM-A	PCT	FTM-A	Pct	Tot	Off	Ast	PF	Stl	TO	Bk
Team Stats (All Games)	100.6	51.1	37-86	43.5%	8-23	32.7%	18-24	75.9%	53	12	22	19	8	14	5
vs opponents surrendering	102.2	50.2	38-85	44.5%	8-23	34.4%	18-24	75.4%	53	11	21	21	8	14	5
Team Stats (Home Games)	98.9	53.0	36-83	43.3%	6-21	29.3%	21-29	72.4%	54	13	21	19	8	15	5
Stats Against (All Games)	104.9	56.5	39-84	46.0%	10-26	39.8%	17-23	75.6%	52	10	25	22	8	15	7
vs opponents averaging	103.1	50.9	38-85	44.8%	9-25	35.7%	18-24	76.1%	53	11	22	22	8	15	5
Stats Against (Home Games)	103.9	53.6	38-82	46.4%	10-24	42.1%	18-23	76.7%	50	9	23	24	8	16	6

Average power rating of opponents played: LA CLIPPERS 98, DENVER 97.7

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

LA CLIPPERS - Season Results
								Team Stats				Opp Stats
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Tot.	O/U	Shots	Pct	REB	TO	Shots	Pct	REB	TO
10/28/2015	@ SACRAMENTO	111-104	W	-5.5	W	211.5	O	42-80	52.5%	49	15	41-94	43.6%	59	16
10/29/2015	DALLAS	104-88	W	-12	W	212.5	U	38-87	43.7%	68	8	35-97	36.1%	59	12
10/31/2015	SACRAMENTO	114-109	W	-10	L	217	O	39-76	51.3%	58	17	43-101	42.6%	59	13
11/2/2015	PHOENIX	102-96	W	-9	L	207.5	U	37-82	45.1%	50	11	36-98	36.7%	66	9
11/4/2015	@ GOLDEN STATE	108-112	L	7.5	W	217.5	O	43-88	48.9%	54	11	39-85	45.9%	52	12
11/7/2015	HOUSTON	105-109	L	-5.5	L	212	O	42-88	47.7%	51	12	38-86	44.2%	54	14
11/9/2015	MEMPHIS	94-92	W	-7	L	200	U	28-68	41.2%	44	18	35-80	43.7%	54	14
11/11/2015	@ DALLAS	108-118	L	-7	L	211.5	O	37-86	43.0%	51	10	42-76	55.3%	50	13
11/12/2015	@ PHOENIX	104-118	L	2.5	L	205.5	O	40-90	44.4%	52	14	44-83	53.0%	55	19
11/14/2015	DETROIT	101-96	W	-2.5	W	196	O	37-79	46.8%	47	13	33-74	44.6%	54	15
11/19/2015	GOLDEN STATE	117-124	L	5.5	L	213	O	44-88	50.0%	42	10	38-73	52.1%	50	19
11/20/2015	@ PORTLAND	91-102	L	-4.5	L	210	U	38-86	44.2%	48	13	38-90	42.2%	66	14
11/22/2015	TORONTO	80-91	L	-6.5	L	203	U	29-74	39.2%	49	19	29-78	37.2%	52	14
11/24/2015	@ DENVER
11/25/2015	UTAH
11/27/2015	NEW ORLEANS
11/29/2015	MINNESOTA
11/30/2015	PORTLAND
12/2/2015	INDIANA
12/5/2015	ORLANDO
12/7/2015	@ MINNESOTA
12/9/2015	@ MILWAUKEE
12/10/2015	@ CHICAGO

DENVER - Season Results
								Team Stats				Opp Stats
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Tot.	O/U	Shots	Pct	REB	TO	Shots	Pct	REB	TO
10/28/2015	@ HOUSTON	105-85	W	10.5	W	211.5	U	40-79	50.6%	58	21	30-87	34.5%	53	16
10/30/2015	MINNESOTA	78-95	L	-3.5	L	204	U	29-95	30.5%	64	14	30-71	42.3%	56	17
11/1/2015	@ OKLAHOMA CITY	93-117	L	12.5	L	213.5	U	35-92	38.0%	47	13	45-86	52.3%	60	19
11/3/2015	@ LA LAKERS	120-109	W	3	W	203	O	43-85	50.6%	54	14	36-87	41.4%	50	10
11/5/2015	UTAH	84-96	L	3	L	191	U	28-72	38.9%	55	13	37-85	43.5%	54	10
11/6/2015	@ GOLDEN STATE	104-119	L	17	W	211	O	39-91	42.9%	51	19	46-93	49.5%	60	20
11/9/2015	PORTLAND	108-104	W	1	W	206	O	40-77	51.9%	59	14	36-91	39.6%	49	9
11/11/2015	MILWAUKEE	103-102	W	-4	L	193.5	O	39-79	49.4%	46	14	42-79	53.2%	39	16
11/13/2015	HOUSTON	107-98	W	6.5	W	210.5	U	37-81	45.7%	56	18	33-77	42.9%	48	20
11/14/2015	@ PHOENIX	81-105	L	7.5	L	205	U	34-98	34.7%	52	10	37-84	44.0%	66	20
11/17/2015	@ NEW ORLEANS	115-98	W	6	W	207.5	O	45-85	52.9%	49	13	41-83	49.4%	38	9
11/18/2015	@ SAN ANTONIO	98-109	L	13.5	W	198	O	38-98	38.8%	53	6	42-86	48.8%	56	10
11/20/2015	PHOENIX	107-114	L	3	L	207.5	O	41-90	45.6%	49	11	40-79	50.6%	51	19
11/22/2015	GOLDEN STATE	105-118	L	12.5	L	208.5	O	37-86	43.0%	49	19	47-89	52.8%	54	21
11/24/2015	LA CLIPPERS
11/27/2015	SAN ANTONIO
11/28/2015	@ DALLAS
11/30/2015	@ MILWAUKEE
12/2/2015	@ CHICAGO
12/3/2015	@ TORONTO
12/5/2015	@ PHILADELPHIA
12/8/2015	ORLANDO

KEY GAME INFORMATION

LA CLIPPERS: The Clips will keep closer tabs on Chris Paul's regular-season minutes after spending big to beef up their bench . . . J.J. Redick has become a decent enough defender to go along with his spot-up shooting . . . L.A. spent the offseason trying to unload Jamal Crawford, not particularly surprising after a down year . . . The Clips are rolling the dice that Lance Stephenson can become a versatile bench piece. At his worst, he's a trainwreck . . . What we'll always remember best about Austin Rivers' 2015 postseason play is the laughter . . . Pablo Prigioni gives the Clips a more reliable, more versatile, and all-around better alternative to Rivers . . . C.J. Wilcox is still a work-in-progress as a 3-and-D wing. Blake Griffin has improved immensely as a shooter, passer and ball-handler, capable of initiating the offense when Chris Paul is unavailable. He has also shown a tendency to back down and let DeAndre Jordan clean up the boards . . . Paul Pierce is the kind of shot-maker they'll need for the postseason, but they'll keep him under wraps a bit in the regular season . . . He'll back up both forward spots, and the Clippers are hoping to get an in-control Josh Smith. He is going to be a part of a combustible second unit . . . He'll be strictly a bench option, as Wesley Johnson gives them another long-range shooter on the wing . . . Second-round pick Branden Dawson should pick up garbage time minutes. Part of the Clippers' pitch to win back DeAndre Jordan was that he'd have a bigger role in the offense. He's still a top rebounder and rim protector, but could end up with more low-post oportunities . . . Plodding big Cole Aldrich gives them another traditional center to back up Jordan. . . Nikoloz Tskitishvili is also somehow in the picture for Los Angeles. He'll be trying to shed his bust label, but he won't see much playing time.

DENVER: Shooters are en vogue, which Emmanuel Mudiay is not. But he is a big, athletic point guard who will overpower defenders. He'll be effective, it's just going to be a matter of the learning curve . . . Randy Foye figures to back up both guard spots. He's a fungible veteran chucker . . . Jameer Nelson figures to be in more of a mentor role for Mudiay. His playing time should dwindle as Mudiay improves . . . After spending his rookie year on a milk carton, Gary Harris will have a chance to play his way into the rotation as Denver rebuilds . . . Will Barton is still a work in progress. He needs to shoot it better . . . Nick Johnson could carve out a career as a defensive specialist . . . Erick Green's ceiling is a Foye-type sixth man. Wilson Chandler is the most reliable scorer left in Denver. The veteran will play both wing spots and could easily lead the team in shot attempts . . . Trade rumors constantly swirl around Kenneth Faried. He's a double double guy when he's getting minutes, but he seems to have a tendency to rub coaches the wrong way . . . The best player in Denver is Danilo Gallinari, who must prove he can stay healthy. When he's on the court, he's a true No. 1 scoring option . . . Solid back-up big man Darrell Arthur returns as a quality defender with the ability to knock down the occasional mid-range jumper . . . A throw-in in the Ty Lawson deal, Kostas Papanikolaou has to shoot much better to earn a rotation spot in Denver. Jusuf Nurkic is a monster on the low block. He is also a foul machine who will rarely stay on the floor for 30 minutes and won't be ready for the season opener (knee) . . . Nikola Jokic arrives as another quality import. He's not athletic, but he's big and skilled . . . If you're trying to pinpoint where things went wrong for Denver, signing J.J. Hickson with their mid-level exception a few years back is a good place to start . . . Joey Dorsey isn't long for this roster.

PREVIEW

Clippers-Nuggets Preview
By TAYLOR BECHTOLD STATS Writer

Coach Doc Rivers believes a solid defense should be able to carry his team when it can't score, but that just isn't happening for the Los Angeles Clippers.

As Rivers and his two stars continue to search for answers, the visiting Clippers will try to dig out of their worst start in five years Tuesday night against the Denver Nuggets.

Los Angeles was riding high with four straight victories to open the season before dropping seven of nine, a stretch that started with a hard-fought 112-108 loss at Golden State on Nov. 4.

After failing to hold a 23-point lead in Thursday's 124-117 home defeat to the Warriors, the Clippers (6-7) averaged 85.5 points on 41.9 percent shooting in losses to Portland and Toronto.

Los Angeles is off to its worst start since opening 1-13 in 2010-11. The only other time the team was under .500 during Rivers' two-plus seasons was after his first game.

"I think it's pretty normal to be frustrated. But you can't let that frustration affect us negatively going forward," forward Blake Griffin told the team's official website.

After allowing 108.9 points per game over their previous eight, the Clippers held the Raptors to 37.2 percent shooting - including 4 of 17 from 3-point range - at home Sunday. That wasn't enough to overcome their poor play offensively as they finished with a 39.2 field-goal percentage while committing a season-high 20 turnovers in a 91-80 defeat.

Chris Paul, who has missed three games during this stretch, finished with 13 points, 11 assists and five fouls Sunday when the Clippers trailed by 29 at the half. Griffin failed to score in double figures for the 10th time in 388 career games with nine points and six turnovers.

"I do think the end result will dictate our approach and our attitude and our mood and all that stuff going forward," guard J.J. Redick said. "If we win a game, that'll certainly help move things in the right direction."

The Clippers hope that happens in Denver as they go after their fourth straight win in the series. They snapped a five-game losing streak at the Pepsi Center with a 107-92 win April 4.

Redick has totaled 45 points on 7-of-15 shooting from 3-point range in the past two meetings, while DeAndre Jordan has had a combined 34 points and 43 rebounds.

Jordan, who ranks among the NBA leaders with 13.0 rebounds per game, could continue to dominate on the glass with Kenneth Faried - averaging a team-high 9.1 boards - likely to be sidelined for the Nuggets (6-8) because of a sprained ankle.

Denver moved above .500 with three consecutive home wins earlier this month but has since dropped four of five. The club lost its third in a row Sunday, 118-105 to Golden State.

The Nuggets have been lackluster defensively during the slide, allowing an average of 113.7 points on 50.8 percent shooting - including 39 of 74 (52.7) from beyond the arc.

"Every night it seems, no matter who we play, teams are scoring 10-12 3s and that has to change," coach Mike Malone said.

Darrell Arthur had a team-high 21 points and eight rebounds against the Warriors. Danilo Gallinari scored 19 but has shot 10 for 39 (25.6 percent) in his last three games.

Rookie point guard Emmanuel Mudiay has shown glimpses of why Denver made him the seventh overall pick in the draft, totaling 43 points and 13 assists in his last two games.

Last Updated: 4/27/2024 1:33:18 AM EST.