if the clippers want to really get serious they should trade chris kaman to somebody who could use him, and reap in the trade benifits. while chris k. had his best year ever, he still costs the clippers about one point for every two he scores. his turnovers and bad decisions in games this year lead to, on average, 5 to 10 points to the other team, in all the games i watched, [about 60]. so while his scoring average was up this year, so was his point turnover ratio. he would be a good fit for many teams, as long as the clippers could get a good deal in return. anyone out there see kaman as i did this season?