Everything clicked for LA Clippers today, as they soundly beat Minnesota 90-75. Minnesota looked beaten for most of the afternoon, and the final outcome was in little doubt. "I thought we came out ready to play, but we were just overmatched," said Minnesota coach Bob. "It's kind of demoralizing to lose that way, knowing that you played your best and it wasn't nearly enough." Bob now has the unenviable task of getting his team ready to face another day.

LA Clippers coach Adnan Bislimovic couldn't be happier, though. His game plan was executed perfectly, and his players were able to dominate all aspects of the game. "It's great to get a win like this, when everything went according to plan."

LA Clippers was led by Minor (16 points, 10 boards, 1 assists, 4 blocks), Mcmillan (9 points, 8 assists, a steal, a block), Arnold (10 points, 8 boards, 1 assists, 3 blocks). Minnesota was led by Walz (7 points, 9 assists, 5 steals, 3 blocks), Reynolds (17 points, 9 boards, 0 assists), Jaramillo (6 points, 11 boards, 1 assists, 2 blocks).

LA Clippers extended their winning streak 7 games and jump to 40-8. They hold at #1 in the Pacific and stay at #1 overall in the Western Conference. Minnesota drop to 37-10 and 22-4 at home. They stay at #1 in the Northwest and remain at #2 overall in the Western Conference.

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