Clippers Vs Magic Live Stream: Watch Online Free 7:00 ET Wednesday East Coast Road Trip For Paul, Griffin & Co. In Orlando, Then Miami
Clippers vs Magic live stream: Watch online free 7:00 ET Wednesday as Chris Paul, Blake Griffin and company make the East Coast trip to Orlando, looking for fourth victory in a row.
The 2-2 Magic vs the 3-1 Clippers is a battle of two teams that are feeling it right now. Orlando has won two in a row while L.A. has won its last three. Watch the free live stream online to see whose winning streak ends.
Orlando has won two in a row vs the Pelicans and the championship-contending Brooklyn Nets. The Magic average 104 points per-game and will face another strong offensive team in the Clippers. Watch the free live stream online of this offensive showdown.
The Clippers have scored more than 100 points in every game this season. In the last two, they've scored 110 and 137 points, respectively.
"Offense is pretty good. It's all about our pace. We're up-tempo. If a team misses, we're running," said Paul, whose team is averaging 16.0 fast break points. "We've got guys that play like that now. ... It's fun basketball and when we get stops I think everybody on our team's eyes light up because we have so many options."
The bench has become a strong suit of L.A. including runner-up for Sixth Man of the Year last year in Jamal Crawford. He scored 21 points off the bench over the team's victory against the Rockets. The addition of J.J. Redick has paid off thus far. He's averaging 14.3 points per-game. Redick scored 26 points off the bench against the Rockets.
"Guy can shoot the basketball. It's unbelievable," Blake Griffin told ESPN. "The best part of playing with him is he never stops moving. That's how he gets his shots, he really works for them."
Though L.A. average 119 points a game, it allows 112. The Clippers opponents shoot 48.2 percent, including 42.4 percent from 3-point range.
"We have a ways to go defensively," Redick said. "I think we're feeling more and more comfortable in our half-court defense. ... I think we're doing a pretty good job. We're starting to really understand some stuff."