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» Saturday, June 30 2012 |
![]() The Clippers are also expected to make offers to re-sign free-agent guards Chauncey Billups, Randy Foye and Nick Young. Billups is still recovering from season-ending Achilles' tendon surgery. The Clippers also have an interest in unrestricted free-agent guard Jamal Crawford. The Clippers are not expect to make offers to free-agent forwards Kenyon Martin and Reggie Evans. Los Angeles Times |
» Thursday, June 28 2012 |
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One source insists they’ll stand pat during the draft, dump some salary later, and land a free agent next month. The source mentioned center Spencer Hawes (76ers), shooting guard Nick Young (Clippers), point guard Kirk Hinrich (Hawks) and power forward Kris Humphries (Nets), as possible targets. “They seem to be figuring out what to with Gasol first,” said a source. If not, a deal between the Warriors and Cavs could happen, he added. FOXSportsOhio |
» Thursday, June 21 2012 |
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Among serious sounding categories such as the Social Slam Award and the Got Game Award was the LOL Award. It’s not surprising that Nick Young and JaVale McGee were two of the nominees. Both were honored for knucklehead plays during their time in Wizards uniforms this season. JaVale won the category for his famous “hustle on defense, despite actually being on offense” play. Winning something called a LOL Award is a very JaVale thing to do. Washington Post |
» Tuesday, June 12 2012 |
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Among the unrestricted free agents mentioned by the GM: Jason Terry (Mavericks), Andre Miller (Nuggets), Carlos Delfino (Bucks) and Nick Young (Clippers). “I also wouldn’t be surprised to see them try to make a run at Eric Gordon (restricted, Hornets) or O.J. Mayo (restricted, Grizzlies),” the GM said. “Also, Shannon Brown (unrestricted, Suns) could be a potential option for them. I know a lot of teams are interested in him.” FOXSportsOhio |
» Sunday, June 3 2012 |
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Sam Amico: Also, don't be surprised if Bulls make run at Nick Young (Clippers) and Carlos Delfino (Bucks). Twitter |
» Friday, May 25 2012 |
![]() According to a source with knowledge of the situation, the Clippers are interested in re-signing Nick Young this offseason. Orange County Register ![]() Nick Young provided the Clippers with scoring off the bench. He and the Clippers want to make a deal. Los Angeles Times |
» Wednesday, May 23 2012 |
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Olshey said the Clippers would like to add a shooting guard with some size and a back-up forward with shooting range and passing ability. Olshey and the Clippers will also have to make a lot of decisions regarding their own free agents. Chauncey Billups, Randy Foye, Nick Young, Kenyon Martin and Reggie Evans will all be free agents this summer. Orange County Register |
» Tuesday, May 22 2012 |
![]() Chris Palmer: Phone is buzzing. Nick Young a Lakers possibility, I'm told. Twitter |
» Monday, May 21 2012 |
![]() #Clippers G Nick Young: “[I want to] just get better in all areas. I’m still a free agent. You never know what happens. I don’t want to go anywhere. I love this playoff atmosphere. It’s great to walk around the city and keep your head held high, and the fans see how hard we worked. I admit this year was crazy. We made it to the second round and had a chance to complete the impossible.” Sulia |
» Monday, May 14 2012 |
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Nick Young on Eric Bledsoe: “He’s that pit bull out there. Hardnosed, driving, strong little man, and he gets the job done out there. You just need that type of player on the court with you.” Sulia Nick Young on lessons from Game 6: “Really just learning from our mistakes. At home we had the lead around the same time in the fourth quarter and just let it slip away. Today we did all the right things toward the end: boxed out, fewer turnovers, sharing the ball and getting stops.” Sulia |
» Tuesday, May 8 2012 |
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“When Chris Paul saw Nick Young wearing this he said he had to sit on his lap in the press conference.” Instagram |
» Wednesday, May 2 2012 |
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A little more than a month later, Young is No. 11, Arenas is No. 10 and two of the faces of the Wizards wreckage are suddenly relevant. Young was one of the catalysts in the Clippers' stunning 24-point fourth-quarter rally, knocking down three straight threes in the final three minutes to help bring L.A. back. Arenas, signed by the Grizzlies in March, is a backup to Mike Conley. They have put the woeful ending in Washington in the rear-view mirror, never to be discussed. "No talking about the past," Arenas said. "When we see each other, we stay away from that area." SI.com "Being here is like a new birth," Young said. "It's a new environment, a winning environment. It's a chance to start my career over. We had some good times in Washington. But all the losing and the things that happened off the court kind of messed things up." SI.com |
» Monday, April 16 2012 |
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But when the Washington Wizards’ season began, that desire got him in a little trouble when he didn’t get an opportunity that he felt he should’ve had a chance to earn. Coming off a solid finish last season as a rookie, Crawford started at shooting guard the first two games for the Wizards, but felt as if he was merely keeping the seat warm until Nick Young regained his conditioning after re-signing with the team during training camp. “It wasn’t my job at all. I didn’t get a chance to lose it,” Crawford said. “You could all kind of see that I was just holding a position. It wasn’t that they really wanted me to start. That was more disappointing than anything, the fact that I came in wanting more and I was trying to show them that I can bring some winning here, too.” Washington Post |
» Friday, April 13 2012 |
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Though McGee and Young had been at the forefront of the rebuilding efforts the past two seasons, Grunfeld said trading them was still in accordance with the plan. “The two players we traded for Nene, we got in the draft and we were able to combine them to get a player who would fit into what we were trying to do,” Grunfeld said. “We now have two positions that are covered, probably the two toughest positions to fill in the league: point guard and a big man.” Washington Post |
» Wednesday, March 28 2012 |
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Then there’s Nick Young, who says the hardest part of being traded is leaving his swag in D.C. “We were in New Orleans,” Young said. “I didn’t have no clothes. I brought two outfits for the two games we had on the road. So once I got here, because I couldn’t play the first game, they told me I had to get a suit or something, and I didn’t have a suit. Right now, I’m wearing the same outfit. I can’t be in L.A. without my swag.” The Score Young's brother moved with him to Washington, D.C., and was visiting family in Los Angeles when the trade went down. "Guess I'm not coming back to D.C.," he said. Charles and Mae Young, Nick's parents, picked up their son from the hotel and drove him to his first game. Before Young left, his Wizards teammates playfully tried to jump him one last time. Grantland |
» Sunday, March 25 2012 |
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Your initial thoughts about “Going back to Cali,” like LL Cool J once said and rhymed, for that matter, in his cut from the late 1980s? Nick Young: That’s a good song. I need to listen to that one again. I think, it’s a real cool thing to be back home. I was born and raised out here. All of family is around. Growing up, you always want to play for one of your hometown teams. I get to do that now with the Clippers. SLAM |
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