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Clippers’ roster 2012-13

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The Times’ Broderick Turner sizes up the opening-day roster (statistics from 2011-12 season):

Clippers’ roster 2012-13

GUARDS:

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No. Player Yrs Ht. PPG RPG APG Comment

1 CHAUNCEY BILLUPS 16; 6-3; 15.0; 2.5; 4.0;

Still recovering from left Achilles’ tendon surgery; will be a big boost when he returns as starter.

3 CHRIS PAUL 8; 6-0; 19.8; 3.6; 9.1;

Considered best point guard in NBA; hates losing more than he likes winning.

11 JAMAL CRAWFORD 13; 6-5; 13.9; 2.0; 3.2;

Career-high is 52 points; expected to provide plenty of offense off the bench.

12 ERIC BLEDSOE 3; 6-1; 3.3; 1.6; 1.6;

A sprinter with the ball, but he needs to stay under control.

34 WILLIE GREEN 10; 6-3; 7.6; 1.5; 0.8;

May start until Billups gets back; a solid player.

23 TRAVIS LESLIE 2; 6-4; 1.4; 0.9; 0.5;

Very athletic but is still learning the game.

FORWARDS:

32 BLAKE GRIFFIN 3; 6-10; 20.7; 10.9; 3.2;

One of the NBA’s most exciting players; looking for an improved jump shot.

5 CARON BUTLER 11; 6-7; 12.0; 3.7; 1.2;

Veteran lost weight in the summer, ready for another solid season.

7 LAMAR ODOM 14; 6-10; 6.6; 4.2; 1.7;

Needs a bounce-back season after a poor year in Dallas.

22 MATT BARNES 11; 6-7; 7.8; 5.5; 2.0;

One of the team’s most versatile players.

33 GRANT HILL 19; 6-8; 10.2; 3.5; 2.2.

Forty-year-old still recovering from bone bruise in right knee, but a key role player.

9 TREY THOMPKINS 2; 6-10; 2.4; 1.0; 0.1;

Recovering from left knee injury; team likes his skill set.

21 RONNY TURIAF 8; 6-10; 3.0; 4.1; 0.6;

Will hustle, play defense and rebound.

CENTERS:

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6 DEANDRE JORDAN 5; 6-11; 7.4; 8.3; 0.3;

We’ll see whether his offense has improved.

15 RYAN HOLLINS 7; 7-0; 3.4; 2.1; 0.2;

Ex-Bruin is a quality backup big man.

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