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Clippers show signs of improvement

Even though the record doesn't show it, Vinny Del Negro is making progress

Updated: November 9, 2010, 3:06 PM ET
By Alex Siskin | Special to ESPNLosAngeles.com

Through six losses in seven games, and with two more tough road visits coming up against undefeated New Orleans and perennial power San Antonio, the Clippers are writing a dismal first chapter in the book of the new NBA season.

But it's just the beginning of a long story, as there are a number of exciting fresh starts getting going with the Clippers this November, some of which will play out over the course of the new decade and beyond. Blake Griffin and Eric Bledsoe have begun promising ...

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