If the Clippers start losing games, the likelihood of a trade involving center Marcus Camby could increase.

FanHouse reports that Los Angeles will be more apt to consider dealing Camby if their record begins to fall.

The Clippers are five games out of the No. 8 spot in the Western Conference midway through the season.

"Committed at that time," Los Angeles coach Mike Dunleavy said Thursday in reference to a Dec. 26 interview during which he said anyone could be traded on the team's roster.

"But yet I said about all our guys, if a deal comes up that makes sense for us we don't have anybody that's not tradeable ... None of us know what's out there. So I can't say somebody is untradeable, and it won't happen."

Camby is averaging 8.1 points, 11.8 rebounds and 1.98 blocks this season.