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Last time that I check, chack
chs fine chains on my neck. It

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was no smile on my breath,
last time that I check. Just send

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a set and a quarter mail.
No sweat last time check. Clippers went

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on a PG thirteen game winning step
back three over Klay Thompson one thirteen,

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one twenty two. As they complete
make it one twelve, they complete a

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twenty two point come back. Huge, huge comeback by the Clippers. Said

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that a lot over the years would
like to see them play from ahead more

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often. We'll see if something was
born out of this win by the Clippers,

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as I like to say, is
Will Updike joins the show here on

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Clippers stock and Madame Oslin. We
got Will Updike on from C and D

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clips and dip Will. We were
texting during it talking about Draymond Green and

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how ridiculous it was that he knocked
down four to three pointers. Well he

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missed the one to win the ball
game. So finally the law of averages

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played in the Clippers favor when they
needed it most. But what a victory,

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What a victory. It's one of
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was a little critical of how they
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especially after he just continued to knock
him down. You know, it

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gives me, it always gives me
kind of bad flashbacks to you know,

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Joni Sella shoot his game or something
like that. But yeah, you're you're

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absolutely right. Like they they stuck
to the game plan. They actually executed

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the game plan and the second half
playing with more pace, stepping things up

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defensively, the physicality and it paid
off. Thirty one assists to just eleven

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turnovers, and they have been turning
over the ball. I think they've only

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had twenty five turnovers over the last
three games total. It's been kind of

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ridiculous, and to me that is
a sign that guys are starting to get

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on the same page offensively more especially
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six and three since they went to
it. And even though they started Norm

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Powell in this second half, I
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been turning down shots. He would
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Clipper starting lineup overall, it's been
very successful. They just got to figure

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out the bench. Now. Yeah, yeah, the bench was better in

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this one, but we've seen them
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the Clippers don't have like a dreadfully
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the starters able to pile things on, you know, establish a ten twelve

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point lead and it just kind of
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That's something to figure out for sure. The Terence thing, for me,

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at what level did we start to
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see him make that three in the
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is just due to him coming back
from that ankle injury or what the dealer

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is. We know about the passiveness, but I think that that's only being

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exacerbated by a lot of those shots, even when he's willing to take them,

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not going in. What are you
seeing? Is this just a return

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from injury? Has something significant changed
in his release or form. I'm just

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not really understanding why this why this
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he's at sixteen percent now from three
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just low confidence. It's not like
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just between the ears. He started
missing some early when he came back,

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and now it's just this mental block, right, now, I still like

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Terrence Man in the starting lineup.
I hope they do keep it that way

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because he offers so much in so
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more easy baskets at the rim.
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against Sacramento and then up Nor taken
on the Golden State Warriors. I'm not

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overly concerned. It would be nice
if you just have a game where he

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get it out of his system and
knock down four to three pointers or something

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like that and get over the hump, because that's basically what we saw from

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Paul George tonight. I know,
completely different scores, but Paul George was

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struggling the last three games and he
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he had a miserable start to this
one as well. Will he just found

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his shot his rhythm eventually. Yeah. Yeah, And that's been another one

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of those things is we've had issues
getting like the Big three to all sort

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of be in rhythm and have those
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I thought this starts this game.
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things that is going to come and
go. Like it's understandable. He's generally

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a high volume guy. He's gonna
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he's gonna have stretches that aren't great. I thought, like the defining thing

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for Paul George that was really bad
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which he completely turned around and lo
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I do think it's one of those
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the blueprint, we know what the
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blueprint is. If he doesn't have
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and that confidence usually carries over to
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in this one. Nineteen points in
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frame there, and I mean,
as you already mentioned, huge shots,

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huge shot to complete the comeback victory. You know you just couldn't ask for

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more. But that's the frustrating thing
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like, again and again we have
the blue it just needs to be executed

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and there has to be there as
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more, which I thought Kylue did
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and less excuses for the players to
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Yeah, I think the message is
there. Whether or not it's received,

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whether or not they're starting off games
engaged and fully focused is a whole nother

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thing. But when I hear from
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saying it to the media, he's
saying it to the players, it's the

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same thing, and they just I
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Leonard that I keep thinking about.
We'll play it at the end of the

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show. But basically, either the
light goes on from the players, you

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can only receive the same message a
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before it's up to you to receive
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on the court, and there just
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I want to shout out Coach Lou
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because I thought early on and I
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touches. When he is six for
six from the field and I think five

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for five in the first half and
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quarter, I think it was they
have this guy who is absolutely detonating at

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the rim right now and playing his
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since this lineup changed with the starters
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I don't know what he has to
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credit because I would have thought at
some point Zoo need to be back in

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there in the fourth quarter for a
significant minutes, not just hanging out at

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the free throw line for a rebound
late, but to actually play, and

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it was the right move not to
go back to him. Daniel Tice was

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good. They brought out all the
versatility defensively and it worked. Yeah,

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I think some of the Zoo Boy
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had like two thirds of the Clippers
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early, but it is one of
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He has been much more efficient around
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stretch of basketball and some of these
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in a win, but when he's
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double doubles that we've seen to this
stretch, it is absolutely inexcusable for the

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Clippers to be losing those games.
I have to be honest. If there's

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a guy who's I mean, like, I don't know, the fifth most

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important players for their fifth most important
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that, everybody else needs to step
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games. So hopefully we can see
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they're gonna get a bunch of days
rest and hopefully that gives them some intensity

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when they face Denver next, and
hey, they're gonna need big Zoo for

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big minutes, likely more than the
twenty three he played tonight against Jokich,

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where he has had as much success
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a defender against the Joker. I
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time before in Denver, I thought
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late to play in that ball game. They never went back to him.

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They were trailing late. Sean and
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earlier, talking about you got to
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with him. In that game,
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those minutes late to go up against
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his performances against him have been pretty
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that develops. On Wednesday, Clippers
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thought Kawhi Leonard early on looked a
little bit tired, but man, he

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had legs late for a couple of
big jumpers and then that lay up on

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a great ato by coach lou to
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have the two for one where Paul
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But Kawhi made some big plays in
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into their twenty, which is kind
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seven assists and Paul George was six. Like they were doing everything to sort

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of elevate around them, which is
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when those guys aren't at their most
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they're still going to demand respect from
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is on that night, So then
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key. And I thought I thought
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we saw some better ball movement and
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half, and we saw, you
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take a step up, but we
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some things where you know, we
had space to operate and we didn't

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have to grind something out in the
half court set. And as good as

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the Clippers can be in those scenarios, you just got to you got to

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make things easier on yourself. Yeah, like stop getting down twenty one,

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Stop getting down twenty two. Because
when they got down twenty one to the

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Pelicans a week ago, the comeback
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thing was going to happen after that
clear path foul. I thought the Clippers

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were in big trouble. But the
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for this turnaround was James Harden.
In that third quarter, fifteen points,

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I want to say, who was
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four assists he might have had I
haven't seen the numbers yet, but generated

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twenty eight of their thirty seven points
in that third quarter alone. Harden was

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tremendous and he was playing like that
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where he had all the energy out
there for the team. Yeah. Absolutely,

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and correct me if I'm not wrong. But this wasn't this Harden's first

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made field goal in this stretch with
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which one? I think this was
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Oh, I see what you're saying. I think you're right. I think

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you're right, at least from what
outside the ark. Maybe. Yeah,

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No, there was something funky going
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the lack of made field goals.
I think you're right. Well, uh,

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yeah, I took be wrong.
Maybe he hasn't need three before,

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but it's it's been a rare situation. And obviously he went one of one.

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It's not blowing your mind away,
but just that extra threat makes it

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easier on everybody else. Yeah,
I think that ended up What was that

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a lay up in the fourth quarter? Do you get down the lane for

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that one? All I know is
he was at the forefront of this Clippers

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twenty two point comeback and it was
glorious to see them come together and fight

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like that, and maybe their darkest
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had to have it. They got
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moving forward. But speaking of legs, they should be fresh for Wednesday since

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they got a few days off,
a little reprieve here, which is rare

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for the Clippers. They got to
take advantage of it. Will We will

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have a C and D podcast coming
up on the YouTube with you and Chuck

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Mockler soon. Thanks for doing this
on clipperstoff tonight, my friend. Absolutely,

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Let's go clip. Let's go clips. Oh, speaking of Jose and

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Southgate, last caller the night,
Jose, what's up here on Clippers stock

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with that Amazon? What's up about
him? Real quick? I was just

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having to catch the telecast from the
opposition. So after that, after we

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scored out of the time out,
they kept on the camera on the Warriors

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and Greymond Green went to the hud
of very Adam in about something and Stephan

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Curry everybody was looking at him and
they all said, okay, so I

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think that's when they come out.
And last second we take James Harden out

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and put Russell Westbrook in and you
can see them look confused, even see

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steph Curry look around like where's name's
Harden And dreymartscreen just says, just go

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ahead and run the play and then
who gets the rebuffrom the MI shot?

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Russell Westbrook, come back Paul George
with the three. Here we go for

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one, two three Bush Oh Clippers
are always family friendly. Love to hear

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that from Jose and the little one
there. Although PG thirteen is the guy

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that hit the shot, so maybe
I shouldn't be able to say that.

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Speaking of let's hear from Paul George
postgame after he was on with my friend

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Patrick O'Neill on Bally Sports. See
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You want to come back. You
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when that ball left your hands,
did you know what was good? It

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felt good. It felt good.
As soon as I released it, I

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got a good look out the basket. Thank god it went in. As

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far as this comeback down twenty two, you guys hadn't had a comeback down

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at all the end or a fourth
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your team? This is a great
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when you go down big on this
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point stuff so quick. The fact
we was able to come back just shows

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a lot. You know, this
group is ready to fight and you know,

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play all the way until the end. Besides that shot you hit,

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what else in the fourth quarter was
huge allowing you guys to win this one

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over the Warriors. I just thought, we uh, we introduced our defense.

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Finally, we pressed it up.
We got physical, and we were

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able to get stops, and those
stops turned into transition plays where I thought,

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you know, against this team,
you can't go against the load of

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defense. We're able to score fast
and transition. I thought that was the

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game. Tremendous game. Great shot, Congratulations, appreciate it you all right

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PG right there Brian Batt was awesome. Yeah, filling in for Brian's seaman

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tough shooest to fill, but it's
thrown back to me instead this. I

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love you, Brian. Patrick O'Neill
there with Paul George postgame after he knocked

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down the game winner, saying,
this team is ready to fight. We

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saw that in the second half.
We're gonna have to see it for forty

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eight minutes. On Wednesday against the
Denver Nuggets. Here was that Kawhi Leonard

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quote I've been talking about referencing throughout
this Clippers post game. This is what

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has to happen. The light bulb
has to go on for this team.

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It's just on the players, you
know what I mean. And you can

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only get coached so much till you
that light switches in your head or it

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never does, and then you see
the teams fail. So we got to

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figure out who we want to be. It's just on the players, what

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I mean. You can only get
coached so much till you that light switches

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in your head or it never does, and then you see the teams fail.

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Can they put that like on repeat, like we just heard it in

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the locker room for this team.
That might help, thanks, because it

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is on the players at this point. You can see it in the second

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half of this one and you outscore
the Warriors by twenty after losing the first

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half by nineteen tailor two halves.
All right, Sean, I'll give you

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some love here. You were technically
right, Zubox was at the free throw

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line. He also didn't play a
possession in the fourth court. That's all

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I do. So love to Shawn
and Englewood loved the Clipper nation. Kate

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Newton, you got a quick question
for me postgame, Kate Newton's casual corn.

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I don't have one that would be
quick, but you had to say

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that, what's your favorite sound that
you hear on the court? Nylon?

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Carlo and Menez saying that for the
Paul George game winner. Katie, you

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got the skills to play that as
we're going out here, because I might

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want to hear it one more time. Clippers win one thirteen to one twelve

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over the Warriors. They run it
back against the Denver Nuggets. The're nemesis

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coming up next Wednesday. They got
some time off. Tiptime is at seven

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pregame at six. Before we get
out of here, I do want to

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thank no it Ego, Ralph Lawler, Bryan Seaman, Carlo Jmenez. Who

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you're gonna hear in a second?
The callers, the listeners, Big Brother,

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Jake Warner, Katie Newton, Carlot's
take it away, Flippers down by

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two, George with ten poor wing
step back three dime on flippers lad for

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the first time today with nine seconds, laft one thirteen one, twelve,

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time out. Steve per Why was
doing his thing? All they want to

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do is win, la win.
I thought they gave everything they had.

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I'm very proud of them. This
has been Clippers Talk, the official postgame

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reaction of the LA Clippers. God
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