Baron Davis, It's Time To Come Home (video)

• FlyMaster

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  Nice Clippers song.  They may battle for the #7 spot in the West next year.  Bring back Ken Norman.

  Posted 7/2/2008 [reply] [flag]

• The On Deck Circle

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  Eat that, rest of the YouTube music world (Beau Fa Sho, etc)

  Posted 7/2/2008 [reply] [flag]

• And One

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  I can't stop listening to this.

  Posted 7/3/2008 [reply] [flag]

• ethanator1088

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  This is the reason that every team should have a great blog. Big props to Clippers Blog for finding this.

  This video could have been lost without them! Then Ballhype helps the video spread..... It is a vicious cycle and I love it! :-)

  Posted 7/3/2008 [reply] [flag]

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Earnest Singer-Songwriter Makes Plea for Baron
Published 7/2/2008 at ClipperBlog.com Blog for the Los Angeles NBA Clippers Fans
Clipper fan, Michael Whang, offers this acoustic appeal to Baron Davis... ;

That Was Quick: Baron A Clipper
Published 7/2/2008 by George at SportsTsar.com
Clearly the powers that be read my post a few hours ago and put it all together. It’s official - Baron Davis is a member of the Los Angeles Clippers. This guy’s prayers have been answered: (found on ClipperBlog) Thank God they made it happen. I wouldn’t have wanted to see any more of those acoustic pleas show up on the web. It just plain looks needy. Dude can croon though… Boom Dizzle, welcome back home. Stay as long as you like and don’t let our singer-songwriter ...

Baron Davis Coming Home To Los Angeles
Published 7/2/2008 by HG at YOU BEEN BLINDED
Baron Davis has answered this aspiring singer-songwriter’s prayers by signing with the Los Angeles Clippers. The deal is reportedly five years for $65 million dollars. BD made the right choice. The Golden State Warriors were fun to watch even if ...

Baron Davis going to Clippers Song! Video
Published 7/2/2008 by ethanator1088 at NESW Sports, Sports Videos
Baron Davis going to Clippers Song! Video. This guy is happy!. We have all heard that Baron Davis verbally agreed to go to the Clippers. This guy heard about it and decided to express his feelings in a song. It is actually a pretty good song. The only points go off for going too long. This song could have been 2 minutes but he stretched it to a little over 3. Please enjoy this, Baron Davis going to Clippers Song! Video. This guy is happy!. Hat Tip goes to the Clipper Blog. great find.

Baron Davis To Los Angeles Clippers Answers Songwriter Michael Whang's Wish
Published 7/2/2008 at FanIQ Blog
We're guessing aspiring songwriter Michael Whang isn't the only Clippers fan singing this morning upon word that Baron Davis has agreed to a contract with Los Angeles. That's right, Boom Dizzle is headed home. You Been Blinded shares this rather impressive song from Whang titled 'Baron, It's Time To Come Home.' Anytime you can drop in Chris Kaman and Andrei Kirilenko in consecutive verses, you've won me over. "on behalf los angeles and the clipper nation we gon' make you a king you gon' ...

Hot Clicks: Top Non-Cover SI Swimsuit Models
Published 7/2/2008 at SI.com - Extra Mustard
... Via BallHype.com, comes this video of a Clippers fan who penned a tune for Baron Davis in hopes of getting him to join the Clippers. ...

Mama, Baron Davis Is Coming Hoooooome
Published 7/2/2008 by Will Brinson at FanHouse
Filed under: Clippers, Western, NBA Fans, NBA Videos, Los AngelesNormally, someone busting out an acoustic guitar and recording anything for YouTube is the best tasting recipe for disaster you can possibly find. But the Clippers fan below is clearly the reason why Baron Davis bolted Oak-town and is headed back to Los Angeles. "Baron, It's Time to Come Home", your next bloggy internet sensation. I'm impressed. Dude has dece guitar skills and better than solid lyrical prowess. Sure, it's not as good as the obvious "Mama, I'm Comin' Home" acoustic ...

Baron Davis inspires a song; song is pretty deese
Published 7/2/2008 by PostmanR at The Postmen // A Sports Blog // Chicago, IL.
So Baron Davis opted out of his contract Monday with the Warriors and yesterday he agreed to a deal with the Clippers. (That was quick.) And somewhere between that, this dude wrote this song, preformed it and put in on YouTube. It’s better than anything Creed has ever put out. And it kind of sounds like Shwayze, which means it’s palatable enough. Am I saying this guy is the next Bob Dylan? No. Am I saying he’s on par with the Teixeria song? Why yes. Yes I am. {HT: ClipperBlog.}

The Clippers Get Baron Davis, Let's Sing About It
Published 7/2/2008 by theassociation at The Association
by Brett Edwards Wow, that escalated quickly. Turns out the picture I put up yesterday was a bit prophetic, as it looks like Baron Davis and Elton Brand will be teammates in Clipper-land. The Clippers get Baron Davis, and the Warriors get ... absolutely nothing in return. Nice job, Dubs. Anyway, while ...

Video Picks: Rays Nation, Painful Baseball Injuries, Joe Buck, Baron Davis
Published 7/2/2008 by Anthony Hall at MVN Outsider
There’s a new sheriff in town in the AL East. I tell ya, Tampa Bay fans are getting a wee bit cocky about their squad’s lead over Boston in the division; as you’ll see, someone called “The Cowbell Kid” declared Red Sox Nation to be dead at a recent Rays game: This is all a little difficult to comprehend: The Rays have…fans? Tropicana Field is…packed? People in Tampa are feeling…excited about the Rays? Tampa is…leading the AL East race? In other baseball news, FanIQ points us to one of the most horrific injuries ...

CLIPPERS FANS ARE HAPPY
Published 7/2/2008 at With Leather - Sports news and gossip to brighten this short, dark life
It's gotta suck to be the guy in this video.  As soon as he found out that Baron Davis was opting out of his Golden State contract, he set about writing a song begging Baron Davis to sign with the Clippers.  Then within hours of him finishing it, Baron was already a Clipper.  I'll be honest, I'm not in love with this song or anything.  I'm just posting it because I like the idea of an Asian Jack Johnson.  [ClipperBlog via You Been Blinded] 

The Roundup: The Sonics Are Oklahoma-Bound
Published 7/3/2008 by TheBigLead at The Big Lead
Megan Fox, because we love her, and because she’s part of some absolutely useless trivia at the bottom of this post … Baron Davis already has a song dedicated to him by a Clippers fan … a small town is ticked off at the Washington Post … massive cuts coming at the LA Times … Christie Brinkley’s husband spent way too much money each month on internet “stuff” … fight crimes with text messages …. trading sex for gas… Shannen Doherty on the new 90210? … after the jump, a reader directs us to an uninhibited Bollywood actress ...

YouTube of the Day: The song that brought Baron Davis to LA
Published 7/3/2008 by J.E. Skeets at Ball Don't Lie
Pete Seeger is proud of this kid. As soon as die-hard Clipper fan, Michael Whang, heard that Baron Davis had opted out of his Warriors' contract, Wang set down the donuts, grabbed his guitar and set about writing a song to bring The Bearded One to LA. Within hours of rhyming "Chris Kaman" with "amazing," Davis was a Clipper. Man, free agency is so easy! Wang's second musical offering, Clippers Clippers Clippers — catchy title — is already up and rockin' in sunglasses. Clipper Darrell has nothing on ...

Baron Davis droppin' dimes to Chris Kaman...
Published 7/4/2008 by chris (noreply@blogger.com) at ROCKETS ADDICTS
2009 at Staples Center gonna be so amazin' Kaman on the other post, Mobley pullin' up for 3, and Eric Gordon takin' notes.

Droppin' Dimes To Chris Kaman
Published 7/4/2008 by Carolyn at And One - cleveland.com
This guy loves BD every bit as much as I love LB. I feel a song comin' on . . .

Funny Baron Davis to LA Video by a Clippers Fan
Published 7/4/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (D Wizzle) at D Wizzle's World

Half Mast
Published 7/9/2008 by Dave Snizewski (noreply@blogger.com) at Timberwolves Den
Boy, it sure is tough to be the Clippers these days, huh? First, the face of your franchise decides to opt out of his ginormous contract, then you pull a coup and ink another big time, surprise, free agent. With word on the street that you’ve been able to retain your man as well, you settle in to accept the praise – and suspicion - from your contemporaries. Life is grand. But that’s when it all goes wrong. Two other teams swoop in and throw MORE generous offers at the face of your franchise and instead of the thank-you-but-no-thank-you response you expect him to give, he simply says “hmmm...” Oh shit. Then he’s ...