Rowan Kavner
SAN ANTONIO – Head coach Doc Rivers wanted better ball movement, and he got his wish. He wanted to do a better job eliminating dribble penetration, and he got his wish. He wanted the Clippers to show resolve after Game 3, and, without question, he got his wish.
The Clippers bounced back from a 27-point loss in Game 3 to tie the series with a 114-105 win in Game 4, led by 34 points and seven assists from Chris Paul and 20 points, 19 rebounds and seven assists from Blake Griffin.