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Shorthanded Clippers erase double-digit deficit but fall to Jazz

SALT LAKE CITY — Over the course of two days this week, what could be the Clippers’ future spilled over into the team’s present as a team ravaged by injuries turned to its long-term projects in search of wins right now. Just as rookie forward Moussa Diabate and second-year guard Jason Preston played a G League game Monday in California before flying the next day to Portland in time for a ...
The Utah Jazz's Jordan Clarkson drives against the Los Angeles Clippers' Nicolas Batum during the second half at Vivint Arena on Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2022, in Salt Lake City, Utah.

SALT LAKE CITY — Over the course of two days this week, what could be the Clippers’ future spilled over into the team’s present as a team ravaged by injuries turned to its long-term projects in search of wins right now.

Just as rookie forward Moussa Diabate and second-year guard Jason Preston played a G League game Monday in California before flying the next day to Portland in time for a comeback win against the Trail Blazers, second-year wing Brandon Boston Jr. flew into Utah as a reinforcement.

Their arrivals yielded a general consensus: The kids are

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