Schedule Tough Down the Stretch
Starting with tonight’s game against San Antonio, the Clippers will play five of their final six games against playoff-bound teams. But don’t look for the Clippers to roll over just because they have the third-worst record in the Western Conference.
“There’s definitely an air of confidence but not to the point where it’s arrogant, where it is costing us games,” said center Michael Olowokandi, the only Clipper other than Sean Rooks to play in all 76 games this season, including Friday night’s victory over the Milwaukee Bucks.
“It’s good to have confidence but you have to go out there and do the work.”
TONIGHT
vs. San Antonio, 7:30
Channel 9
* Site--Staples Center.
* Radio--KMPC (1540).
* Records--Clippers 28-48, Spurs, 53-22.
* Record vs. Spurs--0-3.
* Update--San Antonio will try to complete a four-game season sweep. The last time the Clippers defeated the Spurs in Los Angeles was Dec. 4, 1997.
* Tickets--(800) 462-2849
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