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Ritesh Maratha
<h1>NBA Highlight - Clippers vs Rockets</h1>
The Clippers showed one round prior their capacity to stay even-keeled amid the highs and lows of the postseason.
They managed a 27-point misfortune just to give back a diversion later and win in San Antonio. They took after that win with a misfortune at home, just to retreat to San Antonio and take another triumph. As the Clippers return home for Friday's amusement in a 1-1 arrangement, that first-round experience is something they need to draw on.
"This is playoff ball," said Blake Griffin. "The ups and the downs, its what we generally discuss. In the event that we took in anything from last arrangement, its that one amusement doesn't have as large an impact on an arrangement as everybody makes it out to be."
The Clippers felt like they let one disappear, getting out to a twofold digit lead in Houston before the Rockets raged back in the second half to even the arrangement. At the same time, as much as they needed to return home with a 2-0 lead, the Clippers still figured out how to do what most street groups trust in by taking home court advantage.
They additionally figured out how to do it without their star point watch, Chris Paul (hamstring), who missed the initial two diversions of the arrangement and whose status is still being referred to for Game 3.
"We have faith in ourselves," said head mentor Doc Rivers. "We truly do. I like this group, they like one another and we contend. You include every one of those fixings, you get over wins rapidly… and you get over misfortunes before long too