Glen Davis was often the antidote to Spurs coach Gregg Popovich’s strategy to intentionally foul Clippers center DeAndre Jordan, who is shooting 39 percent from the free throw line in the postseason.

Davis is listed as questionable for Game 7 with a sprained ankle suffered with 11:07 left in Thursday night’s Game 6. If Davis can’t play tomorrow night, it removes Rivers’ most proven replacement for Jordan. Does the Clippers coach think there’s a chance the Hack-a-DJ tactic will subside in Game 7?

“I think the chances are slim and none,” Rivers said. “I think they’ll absolutely do it…We deal with it game by game and almost moment by moment. It’s gone both ways. I know (Jordan) wants to make them. I know he works to make them.”
Jordan made 14 of 31 free throws combined in Games 5 and 6 after shooting just four total free throws in the previous two games.