There were a ton of NBA and MLB games last night. They included the Clippers beating on their older brother and the Rangers taking the rubber match from the Angels. Let’s talk about them.

Didn’t watch sports on television last night? Well, you missed quite the throng of non-soccer fans pulling for the United States in soccer. It was pretty fun, actually.

Chris Paul’s a free agent this summer. And while he’s probably going to stay right where he is, you never know until the contract is signed. As slim a chance as it may be that he leaves, you’d think even the remote possibility would have to worry the Clippers and their fans… except that Blake Griffin is CLEARLY CAPABLE OF REPLACING PAUL BY HIMSELF. (Note: not actually capable. Nice plays, though.) [Pro Basketball Talk]

Not only are the Clippers playing today, but they’re playing the Knicks. You know what that means. Cue “Blake Smash.”

You’ve seen the Clippers – Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan in particular – dunk just about every way there is. Can what they do possibly surprise you anymore? Check the clip after the jump and see.

Would you pay $25,000 to say, “Here Blake, jump over this!” …and then proceed to punch Blake Griffin in the scrotum? Consider this a public service announcement, because if it’s something you were considering doing, that appears to be the going rate.

The Thunder just beat the Clippers 108-104 in a possible preview of the Western Conference finals, withstanding a furious Clipper rally to hold on at the end… but what everyone really wants to talk about is Serge Ibaka hitting Blake Griffin square in a painful area. Watch the play after the jump.

Blake Griffin and the Clippers played the Bobcats last night. That means less energy needed on winning the game, and MOAR LOB CITY. Dunks, after the jump.

Hey, the NBA All-Star Game was last night. You know what that means: not much defense (final score: West over East, 143-138). And you know what that means: great players doing ridiculous things on offense, unencumbered by the efforts of opponents. Often, these easy points manifest themselves in the form of dunks. Well, of course they did – Blake Griffin was involved.

You know what to expect from Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan, so they don’t usually surprise you. Last night, they surprised us. Jordan, especially. It was Highlight City for Lob City. Videos, after the jump.