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Dan Woike: Griffin deserves credit for Clippers' relevance

LOS ANGELES - The first ovation lasted 20 seconds for Detroit's - not the Clippers' - Blake Griffin during pregame introductions. The standing ovation that followed a two-minute video tribute full of dunks and commercial gags and community events and game-winners? That was another minute or so.

But the applause that showered Griffin after the tribute during the first timeout Saturday at Staples Center wasn't an adequate thank you, not for what he's done for the Clippers.

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