The Los Angeles Clippers can be argued as the franchise not worth emulating-- they have a losing record for the franchise (.365 as of this writing), they have reached the playoffs only four times since moving to Los Angeles in 1984 and their roster seem to be in a constant state of flux. This summer, they added Baron Davis and Marcus Camby, but lost stalwart Elton Brand and versatile swingman Corey Magette in the process.
This mediocrity seem to be reflecting on the team's jersey. The Clippers have a very standard sports motif-- red, white and blue. The alternate away jersey uses the blue as the base color and the white is solely used as the detailing for the neck and arm holes, as well as the strips on the side. This lining is thick enough to accommodate the alternative Los Angeles Clippers logo on the v-neck tip on the front side.
The design is quite strong as the thick linings and the fonts for the numbers and player name are bold and would exude strength. The weakness is in the front-side "Los Angeles" as it seems lost in the shuffle. The white bands on the sides are pretty weak in my opinion.
The Los Angeles Clippers are looking to change their fortunes this season-- they probably need to look at what they are wearing on court as well.
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