The Clippers might have lost their sixth consecutive game, falling to the Charlotte Bobcats 106-98 on Friday. But they might have also inadvertently damaged the Bobcats' playoff hopes, thanks to an injury to All-Star forward Gerald Wallace.
Davis scored 24 points for the Clippers, who lost their eighth game in the past nine despite shooting 57.5 percent. The Clippers also are 0-3 since general manager Mike Dunleavy was fired.
"We don't share the ball enough," Clippers coach Kim Hughes said. "I think when they double-teamed us, we held the ball too long. We have to be more unselfish when we get trapped. They scored 32 points off of our turnovers, and you can't win that way." ...