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Clippers training camp in Honolulu

By Dennis Oda

Sept. 26, 2017

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The NBA's Los Angeles Clippers practiced today at the University of Hawaii's Stan Sheriff Center in preparation for a pair of opening exhibition games against the Toronto Raptors on Sunday and Oct. 3 at the arena. In this photo, Head Coach Doc Rivers is seen on the court. Behind him on the left is his son Austin Rivers.
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Austin Rivers guarding Patrick Beverley during practice.
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After practice, Blake Griffin answered questions from the media.
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This is (l-r) Head Coach Doc Rivers giving instructions during a set play to Patrick Beverley (#21), Milos Teodosic and Montrezl Harrell (#5). Blake Griffin (#32) is playing the perimeter.
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This is (l-r) assistant coach Brendan O/Conner in-between Austin Rivers (left) Patrick Beverley (#21) giving instructions during a play. On the right watching are coaches (l-r) Armando Hill, Head Coach Doc Rivers, Travis Walton and Larry Abney.
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After practice, Head Coach Doc Rivers answered questions from the media.
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This is (l-r) Patrick Beverley, DeAndre Jordan, Willie Reed (driving to the basket) and Austin Rivers (#25) running a play.
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This is (l-r) Willie Reed, DeAndre Jordan, Milos Teodosic (with the ball), assist. coach Brendan O/Conner (yelling directions), Blake Griffin and Patrick Beverley (#21).
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DeAndre Jordan talked to Lou Williams (#23).
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This is (l-r) Willie Reed, DeAndre Jordan, Head Coach Doc Rivers giving instructions, Blake Griffin (#32) and Lou Williams (#23).
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