squeemu

Losing on purpose is neither good for team morale or for the development of our young players (Kaman, Thornton...um...I guess that's it, but still..) It'll make players want to leave and other players not want to sign with the clippers. Plus, as we have seen numerous times in the past, a bad finish is no indication of a top 3 pick. It's called a lottery for a reason. Are we too quick to forget last off season? I would much rather play for as many wins as possible this season and at least get some confidence and growth going in some of our players.