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Eric Bledsoe had a great night. He was a plus 22 which was the best on the Clippers who upset Oklahoma City 107-92. 22 means that when Bledsoe, who started for the second game in a row was in the game, the Clippers scored 22 more points than Oklahoma City.

Throw in his 38 minutes, 17 points on 7of 10 shooting, which includes 2 of 3 from downtown, 8 assists, 4 rebounds and 3 turnovers, and a huge smile after a perfect alley oop pass, he is the one Cat from last year who is shocking everyone.

Enjoy the Clippers highlights from last night. Bledsoe is in it a number of times.

http://www.nba.com/video/games/clippers/2010/11/03/0021000064_okc_lac_recap.nba/index.html

Rajon Rondo continued his sensational start for the Celtics. His 15 assists, actually slightly lowered his seasons average, that's how great he's been. Is he the best point guard right now in the NBA? Throw in 17 points and 8 rebounds. He was a big key in the Celtics 105-102 overtime win over Milwaukee.

DeMarcus Cousins didn't have a good night. Call me crazy, but I watched the entire second half between Sacramento and the Lakers. There is a reason why Cal didn't want Cousins shooting three pointers. He was 1 for 4 from downtown. Plus it was obvious he was looking to shoot from downtown instead of playing close to the bucket. Cousins was 3 of 13 from the field. Many of his shots would have driven Cal nuts. But, he did hustle. Last night showed he still has a lot to learn about the NBA, but Sacramento got a steal in Cousins falling to them with the 5th pick.

Cousins was a minus 20 in the Lakers 112-100 win over the Kings.

After the game, Kobe Bryant who was spectacular with his triple double talked to Cousins. It was obvious that Kobe was being positive and friendly. With time and discipline, Cousins will be a great player.

Francisco Garcia, the former Louisville star played more minutes than Cousins, and outscored him 17 to 11, in a losing game was a plus 10, which is really good on a team that lost by a dozen.