NEW YORK (Reuters) - Injuries had crippled the Los Angeles Clippers of late and when they finally got their full team back on the court, the NBA champion Miami Heat dealt them a 22-point beating on Friday. On Sunday, however, the Pacific Division leaders started looking more like themselves as the Clippers pulled away in the fourth quarter in a 102-88 road victory over the Atlantic Division-leading New York Knicks to improve to 36-17. ...