NBA schedule: LeBron dominates in win over Clippers

We’re not sure who this guy is. We’re not even sure how to spell his name.

And then he meets former NBA coach and ESPN analyst Jeff Van Gundy at a restaurant before the game. And he gets a picture with Van Gundy, no less.

Griffin has missed the last two games with a strained hamstring and Crawford sat out the win over the Magic with a sore right shoulder. Billups meanwhile has been battling tendinitis in his left foot. All four players are currently game-time decisions against Miami.

James is in the midst of one his best seasons ever, and he has been breathtakingly dominant during the past couple of weeks. Over his last 10 games, LeBron is averaging 29.7 points, 8.4 rebounds and 7.3 assists on a ridiculous 59.2 percent shooting. For the season, he’s shooting a career-best 55.6 percent from the field and an excellent 40.8 percent from three-point range. With the addition of a reliable three-point shot, there’s almost nothing James can’t do well.

The Warriors certainly know where the Grizzlies are coming from in defensive struggles. Golden State allowed Houston to hit a NBA record tying 23 three pointers in a 140-109 loss on Tuesday. The Warriors followed that up the next night by allowing 119 points to the Thunder while losing their third straight.

Here is a look at Friday’s full NBA schedule (all times Eastern):