Clippers try to slow Stephen Curry, Warriors

INGLEWOOD — During their string of six victories, the Clippers knocked off a couple of top teams, a few of mediocre ones and the Sacramento Kings. Then they faced the Boston Celtics and superstar Jaylen Brown on Saturday, and the result was a 146-115 trashing.
“They played a really good game,” Clippers center Ivica Zubac said. “They were better than us. They shot the ball better, and that’s it. We got to get back to it on Monday.”
Now, 48 hours after that loss