Despite all the injuries that have depleted the Los Angeles Clippers, the team has managed to scratch together enough wins to remain, at least, respectable.

With a couple notable exceptions, the Clippers’ wins have been awful to watch and their losses have been even uglier. Several times now, the Clips have amassed a substantial second-half lead only to shut down in shocking fashion at the end.

It’s disheartening.

Nevertheless, it looks like the time of “Caveman” Chris Kaman has finally arrived, exceeding everyone’s expectations with his offensive production, leading the Clippers with 20.2 points per game.

It hasn’t been easy, though; Kaman had some nights when he just couldn’t find the hoop and the Clippers missed his scoring.

Also, it seems, that Baron Davis is actually playing with more motivation this season, which is a big thing, considering how he has mailed it in since making the moving down the coast.

With Blake Griffin’s return already on the horizon, the Clippers need to stay healthy so they can get things going at full steam.

Then, and only, then, can the Clippers hope for a run at a playoff spot. If not, then pundits will continue to support the myth that the Clippers are cursed.

Go Clips!