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1 PRESEASON DATE OPPONENT TV RESULT/TIME Oct. 1 Toronto PRIME/NBA TV L, Oct. 3 Toronto PRIME/NBA TV W, Oct. 8 Portland N/A L, Oct. 12 Sacramento PRIME/NBA TV W, Oct. 13 Lakers TNT L, REGULAR SEASON DATE OPPONENT TV RESULT/TIME Oct. 19 at Lakers TNT W, Oct. 21 Phoenix PRIME/NBA TV W, Oct. 24 Utah PRIME W, Oct. 26 at Portland PRIME W, Oct. 28 Detroit PRIME L, Oct. 30 Golden State PRIME/NBA TV L, Nov. 1 Dallas PRIME/ESPN W, Nov. 4 Memphis PRIME L, Nov. 5 Miami PRIME L, Nov. 7 at San Antonio PRIME L, Nov. 10 at Oklahoma City PRIME L, Nov. 11 at New Orleans PRIME L, Nov. 13 Philadelphia PRIME L, Nov. 17 at Cleveland PRIME L, (OT) Nov. 18 at Charlotte PRIME L, Nov. 20 at New York PRIME L, Nov. 22 at Atlanta PRIME W, Nov. 25 at Sacramento PRIME W, Nov. 27 L.A. Lakers PRIME W, Nov. 30 Utah PRIME L, Dec. 2 at Dallas PRIME L, Dec. 3 at Minnesota PRIME L, Dec. 6 Minnesota PRIME/ESPN L, Dec. 9 Washington PRIME W, Dec. 11 Toronto PRIME/NBA TV W, Dec. 13 at Orlando PRIME W, Dec. 15 at Washington PRIME L, Dec. 16 at Miami PRIME L, Dec. 18 at San Antonio PRIME L, Dec. 20 Phoenix PRIME W, Dec. 22 at Houston PRIME/ESPN W, Dec. 23 at Memphis PRIME L, Dec. 26 Sacramento PRIME/NBA TV W, Dec. 29 at L.A. Lakers PRIME W, Dec. 31 Charlotte PRIME W, Jan. 2 Memphis PRIME/NBA TV W, Jan. 4 Oklahoma City TNT L, Jan. 6 Golden State PRIME L, Jan. 8 Atlanta PRIME W, Jan. 10 at Golden State PRIME/ESPN W, Jan. 11 at Sacramento PRIME W, Jan. 13 Sacramento PRIME W, Jan. 15 Houston TNT W, Jan. 17 Denver PRIME/ESPN W, Jan. 20 at Utah PRIME L, Jan. 22 Minnesota PRIME/NBA TV L, Jan. 24 Boston PRIME/ESPN L, Jan. 26 at Memphis PRIME W, Jan. 28 at New Orleans PRIME W, Jan. 30 Portland TNT L, Feb. 3 Chicago PRIME W, Feb. 5 Dallas PRIME/NBA TV W, Feb. 9 at Detroit PRIME/ESPN W, Feb. 10 at Philadelphia PRIME L, Feb. 12 at Brooklyn PRIME W, Feb. 14 at Boston PRIME/ESPN W, Feb. 22 at Golden State TNT L, Feb. 23 at Phoenix PRIME W, Feb. 27 at Denver PRIME/TNT W, Feb. 28 Houston PRIME/ESPN L, March 2 New York PRIME W, March 4 Brooklyn PRIME W, March 6 New Orleans PRIME/TNT L, March 9 Cleveland PRIME/NBA TV W, March 10 Orlando PRIME 7:30 PM March 13 at Chicago PRIME 5:00 PM March 15 at Houston PRIME/NBA TV 5:00 PM March 16 at Oklahoma City PRIME/NBA TV 5:00 PM March 18 Portland PRIME/NBA TV 7:30 PM March 20 at Minnesota PRIME 5:00 PM March 21 at Milwaukee PRIME 5:00 PM March 23 at Indiana PRIME 4:00 PM March 25 at Toronto PRIME 3:00 PM March 27 Milwaukee PRIME/TNT 7:30 PM March 28 at Phoenix PRIME 7:00 PM March 30 at Portland PRIME/ESPN 7:30 PM Apr. 1 Indiana PRIME 12:30 PM Apr. 3 San Antonio TNT 7:30 PM Apr. 5 at Utah PRIME 6:00 PM Apr. 7 Denver PRIME/NBA TV 12:30 PM Apr. 9 New Orleans PRIME/ESPN 7:30 PM Apr. 11 L.A. Lakers PRIME 7:30 PM All times are Pacific. All preseason, regular season and Playoff games can be heard on the radio on L.A. s all sports home of the Clippers, AM 570 Sports/KLAC. All regular season games can also be heard in Spanish on KWKW 1330 AM ESPN Deportes or KTMZ 1220 AM. Orlando Magic (20-46) at L.A. Clippers (35-29) Game 65 Home Game 34 STAPLES Center; Los Angeles, CA Saturday, March 10, :30 p.m. (PST) TV: Prime Ticket; Radio: AM 570 L.A. Sports/1330 AM KWKW LAST GAME'S STARTERS #0 SINDARIUS THORNWELL G Regular Season Stats MIN PTS REB AST STL BLK FG% 3PT% FT% LAST GAME: 3/9 vs. Cleveland, had 14 points, (5-9 FG, 1-3 3PT, 3-3 FT), 4 rebounds, 3 steals, 1 blocks in 37:15 mins PLAYER NOTES 3/9 vs. Cleveland, scored a career-high 14 points in a career-high 37 minutes. 3/6 vs. New Orleans, grabbed a season-high 9 rebounds. Has appeared in 55 games (eight starts)...dnp-cd nine times. #34 TOBIAS HARRIS F Regular Season Stats MIN PTS REB AST STL BLK FG% 3PT% FT% LAST GAME: 3/9 vs. Cleveland, had 23 points, (8-17 FG, PT, 2-2 FT), 7 rebounds, 4 assists, 1 steal in 32:44 mins PLAYER NOTES Averaging career-highs in points per game (18.5) and three-point percentage (40.9%). Has scored 20+ points a career-high 28 times in 62 appearances, (previously 22 in 82 appearances in ). Tied career-high with 34 points on 10/25 vs. Minnesota. #6 DEANDRE JORDAN C Regular Season Stats MIN PTS REB AST STL BLK FG% 3PT% FT% LAST GAME: 3/9 vs. Cleveland, had 20 points, (6-12 FG, 8-16 FT), 23 rebounds, 2 steals, 1 block in 33:35 mins PLAYER NOTES 2/14 at Boston, scored a career-high 30 points. Passed Randy Smith (715) for most games played in franchise history on 1/26 at Memphis. Ranks second in the NBA in rebounds per game (career-high 15.2) and field goal percentage (64.5%) this season. #23 LOU WILLIAMS G Regular Season Stats MIN PTS REB AST STL BLK FG% 3PT% FT% LAST GAME: 3/9 vs. Cleveland, had 15 points, (6-17 FG, 3-7 3PT, 0-2 FT), 4 rebounds, 7 assists in 41:08 mins PLAYER NOTES In 13th NBA season, averaging career-highs in points (23.0), assists (5.5) and minutes (32.7). Leads the NBA in bench scoring this season (22.2 ppg), most in single season by any active player Scored a career-high 50 points in road win over Golden State on January 10. #25 AUSTIN RIVERS G Regular Season Stats MIN PTS REB AST STL BLK FG% 3PT% FT% LAST GAME: 3/9 vs. Cleveland, had 15 points, (6-14 FG, 1-6 3PT, 2-2 FT), 3 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 steals in 37:48 mins PLAYER NOTES Averaging career-highs in points (15.6), assists (3.7), three-point percentage (39.0%) and minutes (33.3). In 42 starts, has averaged 16.1 points on.440 FG% and.398 3PT-FG%. 12/23 at Memphis, scored a career-high 38 points on a career-high 14 made field goals. CLIP BOARD The Clippers are the only team this season to have beaten each of the teams with the top four records in the NBA (HOU, GSW, TOR, BOS). The Clippers are since December 20, the NBA's fourthbest record in that span (TOR- 28-9, GSW- 27-9, HOU ). The Clippers sit in the eighth seed in the Western Conference. They are 1.5 games behind Oklahoma City, Minnesota and San Antonio for the seventh, sixth and fifth seeds, respectively. L.A. CLIPPERS RECORD BREAKDOWN OVERALL: EASTERN: WESTERN: DIVISION: INJURY REPORT W-L HOME ROAD OT OUT: Patrick Beverley (right knee surgery) OUT: Avery Bradley (athletic pubalgia) OUT: Danilo Gallinari (right hand contusion/non-displaced fracture) Follow the Clippers Communications Department on for stats and updates

2 CLIPPERS ROSTER NO. PLAYER POS HT WT BIRTHDATE PRIOR TO NBA/HOME COUNTRY YRS 21 Patrick Beverley G 6'1" 185 7/12/1988 Arkansas / USA 5 11 Avery Bradley G 6'2" /26/1990 Texas / USA 7 7 Sam Dekker F 6'9" 230 5/6/1994 Wisconsin / USA 2 1 Jawun Evans G 6'0" 190 7/26/1996 Oklahoma State / USA R 8 Danilo Gallinari F 6'10" 225 8/8/1988 Olimpia Milano / Italy 8 34 Tobias Harris F 6'9" 235 7/15/1992 Tennessee / USA 6 5 Montrezl Harrell F/C 6'8" 240 1/26/1994 Louisville / USA 2 33 Wesley Johnson F 6'7" 215 7/11/1987 Syracuse / USA 7 6 DeAndre Jordan C 6'11" 265 7/21/1988 Texas A&M / USA 9 2 Sean Kilpatrick G 6'4" 210 1/6/1990 Cincinnati / USA 3 51 Boban Marjanovic C 7'3" 290 8/15/1988 Crvena zvezda / Serbia 2 25 Austin Rivers G 6'4" 200 8/1/1992 Duke / USA 5 4 Milos Teodosic G 6'5" 196 3/19/1987 CSKA Moscow / Serbia R 0 Sindarius Thornwell G 6'5" /15/1994 South Carolina / USA R 12 Tyrone Wallace G 6'5" 198 6/10/1994 California / USA R 9 C.J. Williams G 6'5" 230 2/6/1990 North Carolina State / USA R 23 Lou Williams G 6'1" /27/1986 South Gwinnett HS (GA) / USA 12 Head Coach Doc Rivers Marquette Assistant Coaches Mike Woodson Indiana University Sam Cassell Florida State Brendan O'Connor Saint Anselm Armond Hill Princeton Patrick Sullivan North Carolina John Welch UNLV Player Development J.P. Clark Flagler Director of Player Programs Dee Brown Jacksonville University Director of Performance Mark Simpson Loughborough University Director of Medical Services/Head Athletic Trainer Jasen Powell Cal Poly Pomona Assistant Athletic Trainer/Travel Manager Joe Resendez Louisiana Tech Assistant Athletic Trainer Tommy Murdock Chapman University Head Strength & Conditioning Coach Daniel Shapiro Seattle Pacific University Strength & Conditioning Coach Brent Tanaka UCLA Performance Therapist Dr. Aman Abye Pennsylvania PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Jawun Evans Ja-WAN Danilo Gallinari Da-KNEE-lo Gal-in-ARE-ee Montrezl Harrell Mon-TREZ HAIR-uhl DeAndre Jordan DEE-Aun-Dray Boban Marjanovic BO-bahn Mar-YAWN-oh-vich Milos Teodosic ME-lowsh Tay-OH-doe-sich Sindarius Thornwell Sin-DARE-ee-us CLIPPERS PR TWITTER: The Clippers have established an official PR account for those on Twitter; please follow the PR account (@ClippersPR) for team updates. This is a new, protected Twitter account for media members only. The following information will be posted regularly: practice/ shootaround times, injury reports, game attendance, starting lineups, active/inactive lists, game updates and various team PR will also post links to: box scores, final books team stats, league stats, game notes and coach and player quotes. CLIPPERS MEDIA WEBSITE: The L.A. Clippers official team media website is media.clippers.com. Created to assist all media covering the Clippers, media.clippers. com offers a password protected website which will allow media access to important information. The media only website can be accessed by clicking on the following link: Password: pressclips. Follow the Clippers Communications Department on for stats and updates

3 TONIGHT S MATCHUP ORLANDO MAGIC SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 2018 STAPLES CENTER; LOS ANGELES, CA REGULAR SEASON SERIES HISTORY All-Time: (Home: 15-12, Road: 12-17) 1-0 Current Overall Streak: Won 8 Home Streak: Won 4 Last Win: January 11, 2017 (105-96) Last Loss: January 12, 2013 ( ) Road Streak: Won 4 Last Win: December 13, 2017 (106-95) Last Loss: November 6, 2013 (98-90) Largest Margin of Victory: Home: 28 (2) (114-86), December 3, 2014 Road: 24 (114-90), November 19, 2014 Largest Margin of Defeat: Home: 21 (101-80), November 14, 2002 Road: 33 (129-96), February 16, OPPONENT COMPARISON PPG FG% 3P% FT% REB AST STL BLK TOV ORL: LAC: VS. MAGIC Date Result Place LAC High OPP High 12/13/17 W (106-95) Orlando Williams - 31 Simmons - 20 CONNECTIONS: Clippers head coach Doc Rivers served as head coach of the Magic for four seasons ( ). Clippers forward Tobias Harris appeared in 205 games for Orlando across four seasons ( through ), averaging 15.6 points, 7.0 rebounds and 1.8 assists in 33.2 minutes. Magic forward/center Marreese Speights played the season with the Clippers, averaging 8.7 points and 4.5 rebounds in 15.7 minutes. Clippers guard Lou Williams and Marreese Speights were teammates for three seasons in Philadelphia ( ). Magic President of Basketball Operations Jeff Weltman worked for the Clippers in various capacities from 1988 to 2001, ascending to the position of Director of Player Personnel. Clippers forward Danilo Gallinari and Magic guard Arron Afflalo were teammates for more than one season in Denver ( & ). Danilo Gallinari and Magic guard D.J. Augustin were teammates in Denver for the season. Danilo Gallinari and Magic forward Evan Fournier were teammates in Denver for two seasons from DeAndre Jordan became the Clippers' franchise all-time leader in blocked shots with his 1,118th career block, passing Benoit Benjamin (1,117) on Dec. 14, 2016 at Orlando. Clippers center Boban Marjanovic and Magic guard Jonathon Simmons were teammates for the season in San Antonio. Magic center Nikola Vucevic attended the University of Southern California. HEAD-TO-HEAD, LAST 8 MATCHUPS LAC ORL W-L FG% P% PPG RPG APG SPG BPG NEXT OPPONENT CHICAGO BULLS TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2018 UNITED CENTER; CHICAGO, IL REGULAR SEASON SERIES HISTORY All-Time: (Home: 30-29, Road: 20-36) 1-0 Current Overall Streak: Won 3 Home Streak: Won 3 Last Win: February 3, 2018 ( ) Last Loss: November 17, 2014 (105-89) Road Streak: Won 1 Last Win: March 4, 2017 (101-91) Last Loss: December 10, 2015 (83-80) Largest Margin of Victory: Home: 39 (121-82), November 24, 2013 Road: 17 (112-95), January 24, 2014 Largest Margin of Defeat: Home: 37 (116-79), November 26, 1991 Road: 40 (128-88), December 14, OPPONENT COMPARISON PPG FG% 3P% FT% REB AST STL BLK TOV LAC: CHI: CONNECTIONS: Clippers head coach and President of Basketball Operations Doc Rivers is from Maywood, IL and attended Proviso East High School. Clippers guard Austin Rivers and Bulls center Robin Lopez were teammates for one season in New Orleans ( ). Clippers guard Patrick Beverley and Bulls center Omer Asik were teammates in Houston for two seasons from HEAD-TO-HEAD, LAST 16 MATCHUPS LAC CHI W-L FG% PT% PPG RPG APG SPG BPG VS. BULLS Date Result Place LAC High OPP High 2/3/18 W ( ) Los Angeles Gallinari - 24 LaVine - 21 Harris - 24 Follow the Clippers Communications Department on for stats and updates

4 LAST 4 GAMES REGULAR SEASON GAME #64 CLIPPERS 116, CAVALIERS, 102 Friday, March 9, 2018 STAPLES Center; Los Angeles, CA REGULAR SEASON GAME #63 PELICANS 121, CLIPPERS 116 Tuesday, March 6, 2018 STAPLES Center; Los Angeles, CA DeAndre Jordan had 20 points and 23 rebounds and Tobias Harris scored 23 points in a victory Friday night. The Clippers led most of the game, coming out energized at the start and shooting 50 percent in the first quarter while taking an 18-point lead. LeBron James had 25 points and 10 rebounds, and Jordan Clarkson added 21 points for the Cavaliers, whose five-game road winning streak ended. Larry Nance Jr. had 16 points and 12 rebounds. James shot 11 of 20 from the field and was 3 of 7 from 3-point range. Much of the time he was guarded by rookie Sindarius Thornwell. Montrezl Harrell also had 20 points for the Clippers, who controlled the boards They owned advantages in the paint (58-42) and second-chance points (25-8). Los Angeles got balanced scoring with six players in double figures, and plenty of help in containing James in the first half when he had just eight points. Cleveland made a final stand in the fourth, as George Hill s 3-pointer got the Cavs to before the Clippers scored the game s final six points. The Cavs cut a 16-point deficit to heading into the fourth. James scored seven of their last 12 points of the third, missing his only two free throws of the game at the end. Jordan and James traded monster dunks over the final 3:49 of the third. Jordan began his move at the top of the arc and Hill was helpless to stop him on his own as Jordan thundered through the paint for a one-handed jam. James was on the left wing, let the shot clock wind down against Jordan, faked him and drove baseline for a tomahawk slam that drew raucous cheers from the many Cavs fans in Staples Center. FGM-A 3PM-A FTM-A REB A PF ST TO BLK CLE: LAC: High Scorers CLE: LeBron James - 25 LAC: Tobias Harris - 23 High Rebounds CLE: Larry Nance Jr LAC: DeAndre Jordan - 23 High Assists CLE: LeBron James - 6 LAC: Lou Williams - 7 Getting hit in the ribs only took Anthony Davis off the court for a short time. He came back and proved a one-man wrecking crew against the Los Angeles Clippers.Davis scored 41 points despite a rib contusion and the New Orleans Pelicans won their ninth straight, on Tuesday night. He tied his career high with four 3-pointers and had 13 rebounds. He exploded for 19 points in the third quarter, capping it with a buzzer-beating 3-pointer. Tobias Harris and Lou Williams scored 27 points apiece for the Clippers, who had their two-game winning streak snapped. Harris added 11 rebounds and Williams had 11 assists. Montrezl Harrell had 26 points, and Jordan had 10 points and 20 rebounds. After being down 20 points in the third, the Clippers made things interesting in the fourth behind a raucous crowd eager for a comeback victory. Los Angeles went up by four with 2:05 left but Davis answered with six straight points, including the tiebreaking jumper with 31 seconds remaining. The Pelicans had a 12-3 run over the final 1:16 to pull out the win. Jrue Holiday added 19 points and a career-high 17 assists for New Orleans. Williams hit a 3-pointer to draw the Clippers to but he missed two free throws and had a turnover and foul in the final 30 seconds. He went 7-of-13 from the free throw line and finished with five turnovers. FGM-A 3PM-A FTM-A REB A PF ST TO BLK NOP: LAC: High Scorers NOP: Anthony Davis - 41 LAC: Tobias Harris, Lou Williams - 27 High Rebounds NOP: Anthony Davis - 13 LAC: DeAndre Jordan - 20 High Assists NOP: Jrue Holiday - 17 LAC: Lou Williams - 11 REGULAR SEASON GAME #62 CLIPPERS 123, NETS 120 Sunday, March 4, 2018 STAPLES Center; Los Angeles, CA REGULAR SEASON GAME #61 CLIPPERS 128, KNICKS 105 Friday, March 2, 2018 STAPLES Center; Los Angeles, CA The Clippers were reeling, on the verge of losing to a Brooklyn team that hadn t won a road game since Jan. 21. The Nets dropped 3-pointers from all over the floor, and after leading by as many as 15, Los Angeles found itself down by eight with just over three minutes left. Instead, Austin Rivers helped bring it home. He scored 14 of his 27 points in the fourth quarter including the go-ahead 3-pointer with 33.5 seconds remaining to lead the Clippers to a victory Sunday night. Lou Williams got the last of his 21 points with a 15-foot jumper with 8.9 seconds left, and rookie Sindarius Thornwell blocked Joe Harris 3-point attempt before the buzzer to seal the victory. Brooklyn got 27 points from reserve Caris LeVert, who hit 5 of 7 3-pointers, and DeMarre Carroll had 20 points. The Nets connected on 8 of 15 3-pointers in the fourth quarter, 19 of 45 3-pointers on the night and rallied to lead with 3:11 to play on LeVert s 3-pointer. Down by three with 8.9 seconds to play, the Nets inbounded after a timeout and the Clippers had explicit instructions foul whoever gets the ball. Only it never happened. The ball ultimately ended up with Harris, but his tying 3-pointer was cleanly blocked by Thornwell. Harris got the ball back but was short on a desperation 3 at the buzzer. Something was not right for the Los Angeles Clippers at halftime Friday, beyond just trailing the New York Knicks by three. That was corrected in a big way in the second half, the Clippers storming out with a 28-8 run and rolling to a victory. DeAndre Jordan had 19 points and 20 rebounds, Lou Williams scored 21 points, and Austin Rivers and Montrezl Harrell also had 19 points apiece for the Clippers. The Clippers outscored the Knicks in the third quarter. Enes Kanter had 18 points and 14 rebounds for the Knicks. Tim Hardaway Jr. scored 17 points and Courtney Lee had 15. The Clippers dominated the boards, outrebounding the Knicks Once the Clippers started playing defense and moving the ball, open shots started to fall. They had a season-high 34 assists. The Clippers are currently ninth, a half-game back of Denver for the final playoff spot, but only two games in the loss column back of Portland for third. FGM-A 3PM-A FTM-A REB A PF ST TO BLK BKN: LAC: High Scorers BKN: Caris LeVert - 27 LAC: Austin Rivers - 27 High Rebounds BKN: Rondae Hollis-Jefferson - 8 LAC: DeAndre Jordan - 15 High Assists BKN: Spencer Dinwiddie - 10 LAC: Milos Teodosic, Lou Williams - 4 FGM-A 3PM-A FTM-A REB A PF ST TO BLK NYK: LAC: High Scorers NYK: Enes Kanter - 18 LAC: Lou Williams - 21 High Rebounds NYK: Enes Kanter - 14 LAC: DeAndre Jordan - 20 High Assists NYK: Emmanuel Mudiay - 7 LAC: Lou Williams - 8

5 CLIPPERS ACTIVE LEADERS/MILESTONES ACTIVE LEADERS: Several Clippers players rank among the NBA s top 25 active leaders in numerous statistical categories. FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1. DeAndre Jordan, LAC Tyson Chandler, PHX Dwight Howard, CHA Amir Johnson, PHI Marcin Gortat, WAS.553 TOTAL REBOUNDS 1. Dwight Howard, CHA 12, Dirk Nowitzki, DAL 11, Pau Gasol, SAS 11, LeBron James, CLE 8, DeAndre Jordan, LAC 7,714 FREE THROWS MADE 1. Dirk Nowitzki, DAL 7, LeBron James, CLE 6, Carmelo Anthony, OKC 5, Tony Parker, SAS 3, Lou Williams, LAC 3,024 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1. Stephen Curry, GSW Chris Paul, HOU Danilo Gallinari, LAC Ricky Rubio, UTA Lou Williams, LAC PT FG MADE 1. Jason Terry, MIL 2, Kyle Korver, CLE 2, Jamal Crawford, MIN 2, C.J. Miles, TOR 1, Lou Williams, LAC 1,115 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 1. Dwight Howard, CHA 3, Tyson Chandler, PHX 3, Zach Randolph, SAC 3, Pau Gasol, SAS 3, DeAndre Jordan, LAC 2,355 TOTAL REBOUNDS PER GAME 1. Andre Drummond, DET Dwight Howard, CHA Kevin Love, CLE DeMarcus Cousins, NOP DeAndre Jordan, LAC 10.5 FREE-THROWS MADE PER GAME 1. James Harden, HOU Kevin Durant, GSW LeBron James, CLE Chris Paul, HOU Danilo Gallinari, LAC PT FG MADE PER GAME 1. Stephen Curry, GSW Klay Thompson, GSW Damian Lillard, POR Kevin Durant, GSW Danilo Gallinari, LAC 1.8 BLOCKS 1. Dwight Howard, CHA 2, Pau Gasol, SAS 1, Serge Ibaka, TOR 1, Tyson Chandler, PHX 1, DeAndre Jordan, LAC 1,265 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 1. Dirk Nowitzki, DAL 9, Dwight Howard, CHA 9, Pau Gasol, SAS 8, Al Jefferson, IND 5, DeAndre Jordan, LAC 5,359 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS PER GAME 1. Dwight Howard, CHA Andre Drummond, DET DeMarcus Cousins, NOP Anthony Davis, NOP DeAndre Jordan, LAC 7.3 FREE THROWS ATT. PER GAME 1. Dwight Howard, CHA James Harden, HOU LeBron James, CLE Chris Paul, HOU Danilo Gallinari, LAC PT FG ATTEMPTED PER GAME 1. Stephen Curry, GSW Damian Lillard, POR Klay Thompson, GSW Kyrie Irving, BOS Danilo Gallinari, LAC 4.9 BLOCKS PER GAME 1. Anthony Davis, NOP Serge Ibaka, TOR Dwight Howard, CHA DeAndre Jordan, LAC Brook Lopez, LAL 1.69 MILESTONES: Here is a glance at Clippers players who are approaching career milestones. Patrick Beverley 158 points from 3,000 Avery Bradley 3 steals from 500 Sam Dekker 69 rebounds from 500 Montrezl Harrell 4 blocks from 100 Tobias Harris 6 3-PT FGM from 500 Wesley Johnson 56 steals from 500 Austin Rivers 92 assists from 1,000 Lou Williams 200 rebounds from 2,000 Danilo Gallinari 62 assists from 1,000 DeAndre Jordan 144 points from 7,000 Follow the Clippers Communications Department on for stats and updates

6 CLIPPERS RECORD WHEN... Led after the 1st quarter Trailed after the 1st quarter Tied after the 1st quarter Led after the 2nd quarter Trailed after the 2nd quarter Tied after the 2nd quarter Led after the 3rd quarter Trailed after the 3rd quarter Tied after the 3rd quarter Shot equal or higher FG% than opp Shot a lower FG% than opp Shot a 50% FG or better Shot between 40-49% Shot under 40% Made equal or more 3PT than opp Made fewer 3PT than opp Attempted equal or more FT than opp Attempted fewer FT than opp Have equal or more rebounds Opponent outrebounds Clippers Have equal or more assists Opponent records more assists Have equal or more turnovers Have fewer turnovers than opp Clippers score less than 80 points Clippers score points Clippers score points Clippers score points Clippers score points Clippers score 120+ points Opp score less than 80 points Opp score points Opp score points Opp score points Opp score points Opp score 120+ points or more Clips in double figures Clips in double figures Clips in double figures or less Clips in double figures Outscore opponents bench Outscored by opponents bench Tied opponents bench vs. teams.500+ (Day of game) vs. teams sub.500 (Day of game) vs. teams with no record Lawler s Law (First to 100 wins) *Record of 'The Law' itself CLIPPERS BOX SCORE BREAKDOWN (LEADERS - INCLUDES TIES) POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS LED CLIPPERS IN... PLAYER DBL-DBL TRPL-DBL PTS REB AST STL BLK MIN TO PF BEVERLEY BRADLEY DEKKER EVANS GALLINARI GRIFFIN HARRELL HARRIS B. JOHNSON W. JOHNSON JORDAN MARJANOVIC REED RIVERS TEODOSIC THORNWELL WALLACE C.J. WILLIAMS L. WILLIAMS WILSON

7 CLIPPERS AND OPPONENTS INDIVIDUAL CLIPPERS OPPONENTS PTS: 50 - Lou Williams - 1/10 at GSW STEALS: 10 - Lou Williams - 1/20 at UTH PTS: 51 - James Harden - 12/22 at HOU STEALS: 5 (2) - Kent Bazemore - 1/8 vs. ATL PTS - HALF: 37 - Lou Williams - 1/10 at GSW (2) ASSISTS:12 (2) - Lou Williams - 2/22 at GSW PTS - HALF: 31 - Anthony Davis - 3/6 vs. NOP ASSISTS: 17 - Jrue Holiday - 3/6 vs. NOP PTS - QTR: 27 - Lou Williams - 1/10 at GSW FG MADE: 16 - Lou Williams - 1/10 at GSW FG ATT: 29 - Lou Williams - 1/8 vs. ATL 3-FG MADE: 8 - Lou Williams - 1/10 at GSW 3-FG ATT: 16 - Lou Williams - 1/10 at GSW TURN: 7 (3) Lou Williams - 2/10 at PHI BLOCKS: 4 (5) - Montrezl Harrell - 2/14 at BOS REBS: 24 - DeAndre Jordan - 10/19 at LAL OFF. REB: 12 - DeAndre Jordan - 12/6 vs. MIN DEF. REB: 18 - DeAndre Jordan - 12/20 vs. PHX PTS - QTR: 20 - James Harden - 12/22 at HOU (1) - Jimmy Butler - 12/3 at MIN (4) FG MADE: 17 (2) - Anthony Davis - 3/6 vs. NOP FG ATT: 31 - Anthony Davis - 3/6 vs. NOP 3-FG MADE: 8 (2) - Stephen Curry - 2/22 at GSW 3-FG ATT: 16 - Stephen Curry - 1/6 vs. GSW TURN: 9 - Dennis Smith, Jr. BLOCKS: 5 - Marc Gasol, - 1/26 at MEM REBS: 20 - Jusuf Nurkic - 1/30 vs. POR OFF. REB: 8 - Clint Capela - 2/28 vs. HOU DEF. REB:15 (2) - Anthony Davis - 1/28 at NOP FIRST GAME BACK-TO-BACKS SECOND GAME DATE/OPPONENT RESULT DATE/OPPONENT RESULT Saturday, 11/4 vs. Memphis L, Sunday, 11/5 vs. Miami L, Friday, 11/10 at Oklahoma City L, Saturday, 11/11 at New Orleans L, Friday, 11/17 at Cleveland L, (OT) Saturday, 11/18 at Charlotte L, Saturday, 12/2 at Dallas L, Sunday, 12/3 at Minnesota L, Friday, 12/15 at Washington L, Saturday, 12/16 at Miami L, Friday, 12/22 at Houston W, Saturday, 12/23 at Memphis L, Wednesday, 1/10 at Golden State W, Thursday, 1/11 at Sacramento W, Friday, 2/9 at Detroit W, Saturday, 2/10 at Philadelphia L, Thursday, 2/22 at Golden State L, Friday, 2/23 at Phoenix W, Tuesday, 2/27 at Denver W, Wednesday, 2/28 vs. Houston L, Friday, 3/9 vs. Cleveland W, Saturday, 3/11 vs. Orlando Thursday, 3/15 at Houston Friday, 3/16 at Oklahoma City Tuesday, 3/20 at Minnesota Wednesday, 3/21 at Milwaukee Tuesday, 3/27 vs. Milwaukee Wednesday, 3/28 at Phoenix FIRST GAME SECOND GAME TOTAL HOME (1-1) (0-2) (1-3) ROAD (4-5) (2-6) (6-11) OVERALL (5-6) (2-8) (7-14) CLIPPERS LEADS BENCH SCORING LARGEST LEAD LARGEST DEFICIT LARGEST COMEBACK 43-10/21 vs. PHX 30-1/6 vs. GSW 14-12/31 vs. CHA 30-10/19 at LAL 43-10/21 vs. PHX 33-12/2 at DAL 33-12/2 at DAL 21-1/28 at NOP 21-1/28 at NOP POINTS PER GAME: HIGH SCORING - TEAM HIGH SCORING - INDIVIDUAL CLIPPERS 42.2 (64 games) 74-2/27 at DEN 40 - Williams - 1/26 OPPONENTS 36.4 (64 games) 59-12/2 at DAL 30 - Burks - 11/30 LARGEST LEAD LOST 13 (2) - 1/4 vs. OKC 15-11/17 at CLE 15-11/17 at CLE 40 - Williams - 12/31 MOST LEAD CHANGES 22-1/22 vs. MIN 18-1/10 at GSW 22-1/22 vs. MIN

8 CLIPPERS STARTING LINEUPS SMALL FORWARD POWER FORWARD CENTER SHOOTING GUARD POINT GUARD TIMES USED RECORD DATES Danilo Gallinari Blake Griffin DeAndre Jordan Austin Rivers Patrick Beverley /24, 10/26, 10/28, 10/30, 11/1, 11/4, 11/5 Wesley Johnson Blake Griffin DeAndre Jordan Austin Rivers Sindarius Thornwell /10, 11/11, 11/13, 11/17, 11/18 C.J. Williams Jamil Wilson DeAndre Jordan Austin Rivers Milos Teodosic /18, 12/20, 12/23, 12/26 Tyrone Wallace Blake Griffin Willie Reed Lou Williams Milos Teodosic /13, 1/15, 1/17, 1/20 Tobias Harris Danilo Gallinari DeAndre Jordan Avery Bradley Austin Rivers /9, 2/10, 2/12, 2/14 Wesley Johnson Blake Griffin DeAndre Jordan Lou Williams Austin Rivers /22, 11/25, 11/27 Wesley Johnson Blake Griffin DeAndre Jordan Tyrone Wallace Milos Teodosic /24, 1/26, 1/28 Danilo Gallinari Blake Griffin DeAndre Jordan Milos Teodosic Patrick Beverley /19, 10/21 Wesley Johnson Blake Griffin DeAndre Jordan Austin Rivers Patrick Beverley /7, 11/20 Wesley Johnson Montrezl Harrell DeAndre Jordan Lou Williams Austin Rivers /30, 12/2 Wesley Johnson Jamil Wilson DeAndre Jordan Austin Rivers Milos Teodosic /11, 12/13 Wesley Johnson Blake Griffin DeAndre Jordan C.J. Williams Milos Teodosic /2, 1/4 C.J. Williams Wesley Johnson DeAndre Jordan Lou Williams Jawun Evans /8, 1/10 Tobias Harris Danilo Gallinari DeAndre Jordan Avery Bradley Milos Teodosic /3, 2/5 Tobias Harris Wesley Johnson DeAndre Jordan Tyrone Wallace Austin Rivers /23, 2/27 C.J. Williams Tobias Harris DeAndre Jordan Milos Teodosic Austin Rivers /28, 3/2 Tobias Harris Wesley Johnson DeAndre Jordan Milos Teodosic Austin Rivers /4-3/6 Wesley Johnson Jamil Wilson DeAndre Jordan C.J. Williams Austin Rivers /3 Wesley Johnson Danillo Gallinari DeAndre Jordan C.J. Williams Austin Rivers /6 Wesley Johnson Danillo Gallinari DeAndre Jordan Austin Rivers Sindarius Thornwell /9 Wesley Johnson Jamil Wilson DeAndre Jordan Lou Williams Sindarius Thornwell /15 Wesley Johnson Jamil Wilson DeAndre Jordan Lou Williams Milos Teodosic /16 Jamil Wilson Montrezl Harrell DeAndre Jordan C.J. Williams Austin Rivers /22 C.J. Williams Blake Griffin DeAndre Jordan Austin Rivers Milos Teodosic /29 C.J. Williams Blake Griffin DeAndre Jordan Jawun Evans Milos Teodosic /31 Sam Dekker Blake Griffin DeAndre Jordan C.J. Williams Jawun Evans /6 Tyrone Wallace Blake Griffin DeAndre Jordan Lou Williams Milos Teodosic /11 Wesley Johnson Blake Griffin Willie Reed Tyrone Wallace Milos Teodosic /22 Wesley Johnson Danilo Gallinari DeAndre Jordan Tyrone Wallace Milos Teodosic /30 Tobias Harris Danilo Gallinari DeAndre Jordan Milos Teodosic Austin Rivers /22 Sindarius Thornwell Tobias Harris DeAndre Jordan Lou Williams Austin Rivers /9 TOTAL: 31 LINEUPS CLIPPERS GAMES MISSED DUE TO INJURY/ILLNESS/SUSPENSION PLAYER INJURY NUMBER OF GAMES (RECORD) DATES Patrick Beverley Sore right knee 5 (0-5) 11/10-11/18 Right knee surgery 48 (30-18) 11/22-3/9 TOTAL 53 (30-23) Avery Bradley Athletic pubalgia 8 (5-3) 2/22-3/9 Jawun Evans Sore lower abdominal 18 (11-7) 1/22-3/6 Danilo Gallinari Strained left glute 13 (3-10) 11/7-12/3 Left glute contusion 6 (3-3) 12/11-12/20 Left glute injury 19 (13-6) 12/22-1/28 Right hand contusion/sprain 7 (5-2) 2/23-3/9 TOTAL 45 (24-21) Blake Griffin Left MCL sprain 14 (6-8) 11/30-12/26 Concussion 2 (2-0) 1/8-1/10 TOTAL 16 (88-8) Wesley Johnson Left foot soreness 5 (3-2) 12/18-12/26 DeAndre Jordan Left ankle sprain 5 (3-2) 1/13-1/22 Austin Rivers Concussion 2 (0-2) 12/15-12/16 Sore right Achilles 2 (2-0) 12/31-1/2 Right ankle injury 16 (10-6) 1/4-2/5 TOTAL 20 (12-8) Milos Teodosic Plantar fascia injury, left foot 22 (7-15) 10/24-12/9 Rest 1 (0-1) 12/15 Return from injury management 1 (1-0) 12/22 Sore plantar fasciitis 3 (1-2) 1/6-1/10 Sore right foot 2 (1-1) 2/9-2/10 TOTAL 29 (10-19) C.J. Williams Right ankle sprain 1 (1-0) 1/11 Lou Williams Right foot sprain 1 (0-1) 12/18 TOTAL: 201 Games Missed TRANSACTIONS June 22: Acquired rights to guard Sindarius Thornwell from the Milwaukee Bucks in exchange for cash considerations. June 28: Acquired guard Patrick Beverley, forward Sam Dekker, center Montrezl Harrell, guard Darrun Hilliard, guard DeAndre Liggins, guard Lou Williams, forward Kyle Wiltjer and a 2018 First Round Pick from the Houston Rockets in exchange for guard Chris Paul. June 29: Waived guard Darrun Hilliard. July 6: Acquired rights to guard Jawun Evans from the Philadelphia 76ers in exchange for cash considerations. July 6: Acquired forward Danilo Gallinari from the Denver Nuggets as part of a three-team trade that sent Jamal Crawford, Diamond Stone and L.A. s 2018 protected first round draft pick (via Houston) to Atlanta and a 2019 second round draft pick from Atlanta (via Washington) to Denver. July 10: Signed free agent guard Milos Teodosic. July 15: Waived forward Kyle Wiltjer. July 19: Re-signed free agent forward Blake Griffin. August 3: Signed free agent center Willie Reed. August 3: Signed free agent forward Jamil Wilson to a two-way contract. September 25: Traded guard DeAndre Liggins to the Atlanta Hawks in exchange for draft considerations. September 27: Signed forward LaDontae Henton, center Marshall Plumlee, guard Tyrone Wallace and forward C.J. Williams. October 10: Waived forward LaDontae Henton. October 13: Signed guard Ike Iroegbu. October 14: Converted the contract of forward C.J. Williams to a two-way contract. October 14: Waived guard Ike Iroegbu, center Marshall Plumlee and guard Tyrone Wallace. November 2: Assigned guard Jawun Evans and forward Brice Johnson to the Agua Caliente Clippers of Ontario. November 4: Recalled guard Jauwn Evans from the Agua Caliente Clippers of Ontario. November 5: Recalled forward Brice Johnson from the Agua Caliente Clippers of Ontario. November 16: Assigned forward Brice Johnson to the Agua Caliente Clippers of Ontario. November 29: Recalled forward Brice Johnson from the Agua Caliente Clippers of Ontario. December 4: Assigned forward Danilo Gallinari, forward Brice Johnson and guard Milos Teodosic to the Agua Caliente Clippers of Ontario. December 4: Recalled forward Danilo Gallinari, forward Brice Johnson and guard Milos Teodosic from the Agua Caliente Clippers of Ontario. December 6: Assigned forward Brice Johnson to the Agua Caliente Clippers of Ontario. December 15: Recalled forward Brice Johnson from the Agua Caliente Clippers of Ontario. December 19: Assigned forward Brice Johnson to the Agua Caliente Clippers of Ontario. December 27: Assigned forward Blake Griffin & guard Sindarius Thornwell to the Agua Caliente Clippers of Ontario. December 27: Recalled forward Blake Griffin & guard Sindarius Thornwell from the Agua Caliente Clippers of Ontario. January 6: Waived two-way forward Jamil Wilson...Signed guard Tyrone Wallace to a two-way contract. January 7: Recalled forward Brice Johnson from the Agua Caliente Clippers of Ontario. January 11: Assigned forward Brice Johnson to the Agua Caliente Clippers of Ontario. January 19: Assigned guard Sindarius Thornwell to the Agua Caliente Clippers of Ontario. January 20: Recalled guard Sindarius Thornwell from the Agua Caliente Clippers of Ontario. January 29: Acquired forward Tobias Harris, guard Avery Bradley, center Boban Marjanovic, a 2018 Protected First Round Pick and a 2019 Second Round pick in exchange for forward Blake Griffin, forward Brice Johnson and center Willie Reed. March 4: Signed guard Sean Kilpatrick to a 10-day contract

9 CLIPPERS/OPPONENTS TEAM AND POINTS - GAME /21 vs. PHX 82-12/2 at DAL POINTS - HALF 79-2/23 at PHX 32-10/28 vs. DET POINTS - QUARTER 43-1/11 at SAC 12-2/28 vs. HOU POINTS - OVERTIME 8-11/17 at CLE 8-11/17 at CLE FG MADE - GAME 50-3/2 vs. NYK 28-10/28 vs. DET FG MADE - HALF 28 (3) - 3/2 vs. NYK 12-10/28 vs. DET FG MADE - QUARTER 17-10/21 vs. PHX 4 (3) - 12/31 vs. CHA FG ATT - GAME /19 at LAL 70-11/30 vs. UTA FG ATT - HALF 56-10/19 at LAL 29-1/2 vs. MEM FG ATT - QUARTER 30-1/30 vs. POR 11-12/3 at MIN FG% - GAME /22 at ATL /28 vs. DET FG% - HALF.636 (2) - 3/2 vs. NYK /28 vs. DET FG% - QUARTER.778-2/27 at DEN /5 vs. MIA FT MADE - GAME 30 (2) - 2/14 at BOS 7-12/16 at MIA FT MADE - HALF 20-10/26 at POR 0 (3) - 2/5 vs. DAL FT MADE - QUARTER 14 (2) - 1/2 vs. MEM 0 (22) - 2/28 vs. HOU FT ATT - GAME 39-1/24 vs. BOS 12-2/5 vs. DAL FT ATT - HALF 27-10/26 at POR 0 (2) - 2/5 vs. DAL FT ATT - QUARTER 19 (3) - 1/24 vs. BOS 0 (16) - 2/28 vs. HOU FT% - GAME.933 (2) - 2/9 at DET.500 (2) - 12/18 at SAS FT% - HALF (11) - 2/28 vs. HOU /16 at MIA FT% - QUARTER (60) - 3/9 vs. CLE.000 (6) - 2/27 at DEN 3-FG MADE - GAME 18-12/22 at HOU 3-1/6 vs. GSW 3-FG MADE - HALF 14-12/22 at HOU 0 (2) - 1/24 vs. BOS 3-FG MADE - QUARTER 7 (2) - 12/22 at HOU 0 (20) - 3/6 vs. NOP 3-FG ATT - GAME 42-12/22 at HOU 11-1/6 vs. GSW 3-FG ATT - HALF 23 (2) - 12/22 at HOU 4-1/6 vs. GSW 3-FG ATT - QUARTER 14-2/23 at PHX 1 (3) - 2/12 at BKN REBOUNDS - GAME 59-10/19 at LAL 33 (2) - 12/9 vs. WAS REBOUNDS - HALF 34 (2) - 2/10 at PHI 14-12/9 vs. WAS REBOUNDS - QUARTER 19 (3) - 12/11 vs. TOR 5 (3) - 1/26 at MEM OFF. REB. - GAME 18-11/5 vs. MIA 3-1/26 at MEM OFF. REB. - HALF 13-11/10 at OKC 1 (3) - 1/26 at MEM DEF. REB. - GAME 47-3/6 vs. NOP 25-11/13 vs. PHI DEF. REB. - HALF 26 (3) - 2/10 at PHI 7-12/6 vs. MIN ASSISTS - GAME 34-3/2 vs. NYK 11-10/26 at POR ASSISTS - HALF 19 (2) - 2/5 vs. DAL 2-10/26 at POR ASSISTS - QUARTER 12-1/22 vs. MIN 0-10/26 at POR STEALS - GAME 17-1/20 at UTH 1-12/20 vs. PHX STEALS - HALF 9 (3) - 1/20 at UTH 0 (5) - 12/20 vs. PHX STEALS - QUARTER 7 (2) - 3/2 vs. NYK 0 (42) - 3/9 vs. CLE BLOCKS - GAME 10 (2) - 1/15 vs. HOU 1 (3) - 2/22 at GSW BLOCKS - HALF 7-1/30 vs. POR 0 (10) - 2/22 at GSW BLOCKS - QUARTER 4 (8) - 2/23 at PHX 0 (68) - 3/9 vs. CLE TURNOVERS - GAME 22-11/20 at NYK 8-12/22 at HOU TURNOVERS - HALF 15-11/20 at NYK 2-12/20 vs. PHX PERS. FOULS - GAME 32-10/21 vs. PHX 13 (2) - 12/26 vs. SAC PERS. FOULS - HALF 19 (2) - 11/10 at OKC 5 (3) - 2/9 at DET POINTS IN THE PAINT 72 (2) - 2/27 at DEN 22-10/28 vs. DET 2ND CHANCE POINTS 31-10/19 at LAL 0-1/2 vs. MEM FAST BREAK POINTS 33-2/3 vs. CHI 2-12/3 at MIN VICTORY MARGIN (H) 42-10/21 vs. PHX 1 (2) - 1/8 vs. ATL VICTORY MARGIN (A) 16-10/19 at LAL 1-10/26 at POR MARGIN OF DEFEAT (H) 28-10/30 vs. GSW 3-11/5 vs. MIA MARGIN OF DEFEAT (A) 26-12/2 at DAL 3-12/23 at MEM POINTS - GAME /30 vs. GSW 84-10/24 vs. UTA POINTS - HALF 76-1/20 at UTH 34-11/25 at SAC POINTS - QUARTER 40 (2) - 11/7 at SAS 10-11/25 at SAC POINTS - OVERTIME 13-11/17 at CLE 13-11/17 at CLE FG MADE - GAME 52-10/30 vs. GSW 27-10/21 vs. PHX FG MADE - HALF 30-1/20 at UTH 12-10/21 vs. PHX FG MADE - QUARTER 15 (11) - 3/6 vs. NOP 4 (3) - 12/22 at HOU FG ATT - GAME 103 (2) - 3/6 vs. NOP 71-10/21 vs. PHX FG ATT - HALF 56-3/6 vs. NOP 31-11/13 vs. PHI FG ATT - QUARTER 30 (2) - 2/23 at PHX 14 (2) - 1/20 at UTH FG% - GAME.627-2/22 at GSW.361 (2) - 2/3 vs. CHI FG% - HALF.694-2/22 at GSW.306-2/3 vs. CHI FG% - QUARTER.750-1/13 vs. SAC /31 vs. CHA FT MADE - GAME 33-1/22 vs. MIN 7-2/12 at BKN FT MADE - HALF 21-11/13 vs. PHI 1-12/20 vs. PHX FT MADE - QUARTER 13 (3) - 12/20 vs. PHX 0 (12) - 3/9 vs. CLE FT ATT - GAME 40-11/10 at OKC 9-11/25 at SAC FT ATT - HALF 27-11/13 vs. PHI 2 (2) - 12/20 vs. PHX FT ATT - QUARTER 18 (3) - 2/23 at PHX 0 (10) - 3/9 vs. CLE FT% - GAME /3 vs. CHI /13 at ORL FT% - HALF (12) - 2/14 at BOS /29 at LAL FT% - QUARTER (77) - 3/9 vs. CLE.000 (2) - 2/23 at PHX 3-FG MADE - GAME 19-3/4 vs. BKN 3-12/29 at LAL 3-FG MADE - HALF 14-3/4 vs. BKN 1 (3) - 1/2 vs. MEM 3-FG MADE - QUARTER 8-3/4 vs. BKN 0 (12) - 3/6 vs. NOP 3-FG ATT - GAME 45-3/4 vs. BKN 16 (2) - 11/11 at NOP 3-FG ATT - HALF 27-3/4 vs. BKN 5-1/13 vs. SAC 3-FG ATT - QUARTER 15 (2) - 3/4 vs. BKN 2 (2) - 1/13 vs. SAC REBOUNDS - GAME 59-1/30 vs. POR 32 (2) - 2/22 at GSW REBOUNDS - HALF 31 (3) - 1/20 at UTH 13-2/27 at DEN REBOUNDS - QUARTER 21-1/17 vs. DEN 5 (4) - 2/27 at DEN OFF. REB. - GAME 20-1/17 vs. DEN 3 (2) - 2/22 at GSW OFF. REB. - HALF 12-1/6 vs. GSW 0-10/21 vs. PHX DEF. REB. - GAME 45-1/20 at UTH 23 (2) - 3/2 vs. NYK DEF. REB. - HALF 26-10/19 at LAL 9-11/5 vs. MIA ASSISTS - GAME 39-3/6 vs. NOP 16 (2) - 12/22 at HOU ASSISTS - HALF 22-3/6 vs. NOP 5 (2) - 1/2 vs. MEM ASSISTS - QUARTER 13-3/6 vs. NOP 1 (4) - 1/11 at SAC STEALS - GAME 13 (4) - 1/17 vs. DEN 1-1/26 at MEM STEALS - HALF 9 (4) - 2/23 at PHX 0 (3) - 2/9 at DET STEALS - QUARTER 6 (4) - 3/9 vs. CLE 0 (28) - 3/9 vs. CLE BLOCKS - GAME 11-3/6 vs. NOP 1-12/3 at MIN BLOCKS - HALF 8-1/6 vs. GSW 0 (4) - 12/3 at MIN BLOCKS - QUARTER 6-1/6 vs. GSW 0 (61) - 3/9 vs. CLE TURNOVERS - GAME 23-11/11 at NOP 7-12/3 at MIN TURNOVERS - HALF 16-1/17 vs. DEN 1 (2) - 12/3 at MIN PERS. FOULS - GAME 31-2/14 at BOS 13-12/13 at ORL PERS. FOULS - HALF 18 (3) - 2/14 at BOS 3-12/16 at MIA POINTS IN THE PAINT 70-12/29 at LAL 20-2/5 vs. DAL 2ND CHANCE POINTS 24-2/28 vs. HOU 3 (2) - 2/22 at GSW FAST BREAK POINTS 33-2/10 at PHI 2 (2) - 12/2 at DAL

10 THE LAST TIME A CLIPPER OR CLIPPER OPPONENT (REGULAR SEASON) CLIPPERS OPPONENTS HAD 30+ PTS 35 - Lou Williams at PHX - 2/23/ Kyrie Irving at BOS - 2/14/ Tobias Harris at PHX - 2/23/18 HAD 40+ PTS 40 - Lou Williams at MEM - 1/26/ Anthony Davis vs. NOP - 3/6/18 HAD 50+ PTS 50 - Lou Williams at GSW - 1/10/ James Harden at HOU - 12/22/17 HAD 15+ REB 15 - DeAndre Jordan vs. BKN - 3/4/ Joel Embiid at PHI - 2/10/18 HAD 20+ REB 23 - DeAndre Jordan vs. CLE - 3/9/ Jusuf Nurkic vs. POR - 1/30/18 HAD 30+ REB 30 - Michael Cage vs. SEA - 4/24/88 -- HAD 8+ BLKS 8 - DeAndre Jordan vs. ORL - 1/6/ Dikembe Mutombo at DEN - 4/18/93 HAD 5+ STL 6 - Wesley Johnson at MEM - 1/26/ Kent Bazemore vs. ATL - 1/8/18 HAD 8+ STL 10 - Lou Williams at UTH - 1/20/18 -- HAD 15+ AST 17 - Chris Paul vs. CHA- 2/26/ Jrue Holiday vs. NOP - 3/6/18 HAD 20+ AST 20 - Chris Paul vs. NOP - 12/10/ Avery Johnson at SAS - 12/10/97 HAD 10+ FG 11 - Tobias Harris vs. NOP - 3/6/ LeBron James vs. CLE - 3/9/ Lou Williams vs. NOP - 3/6/18 HAD 15+ FG 16 - Lou Williams at GSW - 1/10/ Anthony Davis vs. NOP - 3/6/18 HAD 20+ FG 21 - Danny Manning at CHI - 12/7/ Shaquille O Neal vs. LAL - 3/6/00 HAD A POINTS/REBOUNDS DOUBLE-DOUBLE CLIPPERS: DeAndre Jordan (20 pts/23 rebs) vs. CLE - 3/9/18 OPPONENTS: LeBron James (25 pts/10 rebs) vs. CLE - 3/9/18 Larry Nance Jr. (16 pts/12 rebs) vs. CLE - 3/9/18 HAD A POINTS/ASSISTS DOUBLE-DOUBLE CLIPPERS: Lou Williams (21 pts/12 asts) at GSW 2/22/18 OPPONENTS: Stephen Curry (44 pts/10 asts) at GSW 2/22/18 HAD A TRIPLE-DOUBLE CLIPPERS: Blake Griffin (32 pts/12 rebs/12 asts) vs. MIN - 1/22/18 OPPONENTS: Marc Gasol (13 pts/12 rebs/10 asts) at MEM - 1/26/18 HAD 20 POINTS AND 20 REBOUNDS CLIPPERS: DeAndre Jordan (20 pts/23 rebs) vs. CLE - 3/9/18 OPPONENTS: Dwight Howard (36 pts/26 rebs) vs. HOU - 1/18/16 MADE 6+ 3PT 8 - Lou Williams at GSW - 1/10/ DeMarre Carroll vs. BKN - 3/4/18 MADE 10+ FT 10 - Danilo Gallinari at BOS - 2/14/ Devin Booker at PHX - 2/23/18 MADE 15+ FT 15 - Lou Williams vs. MEM - 1/2/ Jeff Teague vs. MIN - 1/22/18 MADE 18+ FT 19 - Chris Paul vs. GSW - 11/3/ Kevin Durant at OKC - 11/21/12 THE LAST TIME A CLIPPER OR CLIPPER OPPONENT... CLIPPERS OPPONENTS SCORED 140+ POINTS 140 vs. HOU - 1/18/ vs. GSW - 10/30/17 SHOT 60% FG 60.5 (49-81) vs. PHI - 1/2/ (47-75) at GSW - 2/22/18 SHOT 90% FT 90.9 (30-33) at BOS - 2/14/ (25-30) vs. BKN - 3/4/18 WON 5 STRAIGHT 6-1/8/18-1/17/18 WON 5 STRAIGHT HOME 6 from 12/9/17-1/2/18 WON 3 STRAIGHT ROAD 3 from 1/26/18-2/9/18 WON BY 20+ POINTS (23) vs. NYK - 3/2/18 WON BY 30+ POINTS (30) vs. CLE - 3/18/17 WON BY 40+ POINTS (42) vs. PHX - 10/21/17 LOST 5 STRAIGHT 9-11/4/17-11/20/17 LOST 10 STRAIGHT 12 from 12/20/08-1/14/09 LOST 5 STRAIGHT HOME 5 from 2/27/09-3/10/09 LOST 5 STRAIGHT ROAD 6 from 11/7/17-11/20/17 LOST BY 20+ POINTS (26) at DAL - 12/2/17 LOST BY 30+ POINTS (30) at DAL - 3/13/15 LOST BY 40+ POINTS (46) at GSW - 1/28/17 LOST BY 50+ POINTS (50) at SEA - 12/2/88 on Twitter for stats and updates

11 21 PATRICK BEVERLEY GUARD ARKANSAS REGULAR SEASON: PPG:12.2 RPG:4.1 APG:2.9 SPG:1.73 BPG:0.45 MPG:30.3 FG%: Averaging a career-high 12.2 points per game. 11/4 vs. Memphis, scored 23 points, second-highest career scoring performance. Missed five games due to a sore right knee (11/10-11/18)...returned to action on 11/20 at New York. Underwent right knee surgery on 11/ (HOUSTON ROCKETS): In the playoffs, appeared in all 11 games (all starts) and averaged 11.1 points, 5.5 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 1.45steals in 29.5 minutes, while shooting 41.3% from the field and 40.4% from three-point range. Scored a postseason career-high 21 points on a postseason career-high eight made field goals in Game 1 of the Rockets opening round series against Oklahoma City. Appeared in 67 games (all starts), and averaged 9.5 points and career-highs with 5.9 rebounds, 4.2 assists and 1.48 steals in 30.7 minutes, while shooting 42.0% from the field, 38.2% from three-point range and 76.8% from the free-throw line. Ranked tied for 15th in assist-to-turnover ratio (2.81). Started all 67 of his games played in Rockets were 9-6 in games that he missed. Rockets were 25-3 when he recorded 5+ assists Rockets were 24-8 when he scored 10+points in PTS 26-4/2/17 at PHX 23-11/4/17 vs. MEM Over the past two seasons, shot 39.2% from 3-point range after shooting 36.1% his first three seasons combined. Named to the 2017 NBA All-Defensive First Team and the 2014 All-Defensive Second Team NBA Taco Bell Skills Challenge Champion. In , became the only player in NBA history 6 2 or shorter to average at least five rebounds and four assists, while shooting at least 38% from three-point range in a single-season. Is one of 10 players in NBA history to average at least nine points, four rebounds, three assists and one steal in under 30 minutes per game (Beverley, Alvan Adams, VladeDivac, Draymond Green, Mickey Johnson, Toni Kukoc, Elfrid Payton, Campy Russell, Lionel Simmons & Bob Wilkerson). REB 13-4/7/17 vs. DET 8-11/5/17 vs. MIA AST 8-1/20/13 vs. LAL 8-10/28/17 vs. DET STL 6-4/13/16 vs. SAC 5-10/21/17 vs. PHX BLK 3 (3) 11/17/16 vs. POR 1 (5) - 11/20/17 at NYK FGM 11-4/2/17 at PHX 8-11/4/17 vs. MEM 3PM 6-11/22/14 vs. DAL 4 (2) - 10/30/17 vs. GSW FTM 7-2/23/14 at PHX 6-11/4/17 vs. MEM MIN 46-12/17/14 at DEN 42-10/24/17 vs. UTH 3/9 vs. CLE W Inactive - right knee surgery 3/6 vs. NOP L Inactive - right knee surgery 3/4 vs. BKN W Inactive - right knee surgery 3/2 vs. NYK W Inactive - right knee surgery 2/28 vs. HOU L Inactive - right knee surgery 11 AVERY BRADLEY GUARD TEXAS REGULAR SEASON: PPG:14.3 RPG:2.5 APG:2.0 SPG:1.11 BPG:0.17 MPG:31.2 FG%:.414 Made Clippers debut on 2/3 vs. Chicago, tallying eight points (4-9 FG), two rebounds, four assists and three blocks in 32:02 minutes. Appeared in 40 games (all starts) for Detroit this season, averaging 15.0 points, 2.4 rebounds and 1.15 steals, while shooting 38.1% from three-point range in 31.7 minutes. Scored a season-high 28 points on 11/5 at Milwaukee. Missed seven games with Detroit (12/16-1/2) due to a right adductor strain & eight with the Clippers (2/22-3/9) due to athletic pubalgia. Has appeared in 453 career games across eight NBA seasons with Boston and Detroit, holding career averages of 12.4 points, 3.0 rebounds and 1.09 steals in 28.4 minutes. Was named to the 2016 NBA All-Defensive First Team and 2013 NBA All-Defensive Second Team. Selected 19th overall by Boston out of the University of Texas in McDonald s All-American. PTS 32-11/3/14 at DAL 28-11/15/17 at MIL REB 13-11/16/16 vs. DAL 8 (2) - 2/10/18 at PHI AST 7 (2) - 12/19/14 vs. MIN 6-1/8/18 at NOP STL 6-2/23/15 at PHX 4 (2) - 12/1/17 at WSH BLK 3-2/22/12 at OKC 1 (8) - 2/10/18 at PHI FGM 13-11/3/14 at DAL 10 (3) - 1/13/18 at CHI 3PM 8-10/29/16 at CHA 6 (2) - 1/13/18 at CHI FTM 7 (2) - 12/6/17 at MIL 7 (2) - 12/6/17 at MIL MIN 46-2/10/13 vs. DEN 41-1/24/18 vs. UTH 3/9 vs. CLE W DNP - athletic pubalgia 3/6 vs. NOP L DNP - athletic pubalgia 3/4 vs. BKN W DNP - athletic pubalgia 3/2 vs. NYK W DNP - athletic pubalgia 2/28 vs. HOU L DNP - athletic pubalgia