The Story Behind the Clippers’ 1992 Playoff Win in Anaheim (May 3, 1992)
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- In 1992, a city-wide curfew closed sports venues, including the LA Sports Arena, in the midst of the Clippers' first-round playoff series against the Utah Jazz. Game 4 would be played at the Anaheim Convention Center.
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This is incredible footage!... Thank you to the best social media team in the league!
Indeed! We, Clipper Fans, are so lucky and privileged to have the BEST social media team out there!! Go Clippers!!
Should’ve stayed in Anaheim full time when the Arrowhead Pond opened.
Missing my squad right about now we got robbed😡😡😡
Amazing footage!!! Thank you so much, guys!! The Clippers social media team is the BEST!!! Respect from the #BenchOnaQUEST movement!! Go Clippers!! #ClipperNation Forever!
really wish the Clips would have moved to LongBeach or the OC
We need to highlight the best moments the Clippers were in show our history
Thanks for this
Great vid and game
Is there any more old highlights of the Clippers
Team should have fucking stayed in Anaheim
We need the doc ft form in a gif
Imagine giving this upload a thumbs-down!
The Los Angeles Clippers will play at Honda Center in Anaheim beginning in the 2024-25 NBA season once Steve Ballmer sells the Clippers to Anaheim Ducks owners Henry and Susan Samueli for $2.2 billion.
This cool video
Then what happened???
There's no story ... Wth
zyl zyl Umm you would have to understand the time and the events going on during those days in LA
Rodney King
Manning was leader that clippers.92
War eagle 🦅
Only 2 more playoff births in that decade, poor danny Manning just like blake😥
doc rivers
i watched this game and became a jazz fan
clipper drafted bo outlaw after this and i watched him play and rooted for jazz, no rematch here, jazz went deep into playoffs and Owned the west
Larry brown ....
Retire docs number
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