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to me at follow Adam a on Twitter. After Kawai's last two games,
you start to see this pattern, and it really happened after that let down
against the Golden State Warriors where they're up by twenty two. Steph Curry goes
nuts and they end up losing the game and have that player's only meeting.
But it appears to me that since then Kawhi Leonard is intent on taking over
in third quarters and making sure the Clippers come out of the half and lock
down defensively and stay in sink on offense. His last three third quarters now,
he's combined to score thirty four points eleven Friday Night in Sacramento in the
third quarter against the Kings, eleven on Sunday against the Indiana Pacers at Staples
Center in the third, and then twelve points tonight in the third quarter.
And it wasn't just that, but he also had three assists in the third.
He was getting guys involved, so was Paul George. Obviously, he
ties his career high with twelve assists tonight. He had three of those early
in the third quarter. And you're seeing both your superstars leave your team and
assists. And they've been doing it all season long. And we've talked about,
and I've gotten a lot of calls about whether or not the Clippers need
a traditional point guard, and I've been defending the way they've been running the
offense by saying, look, if you're gonna pass like this, if you're
gonna play hot potato with a basketball, if you're gonna make everyone a willing
passer, that makes you more dangerous on offense, and it gets other guys
open through hockey assists. There was a play in the third quarter where the
ball swung all the way from one corner with Luke Knard to the other with
a Lou Williams three pointer and welcome back, sweet Lou Williams. He had
a three pointer in the third and a big three pointer to put this game
away in the fourth quarter on PG thirteen's twelfth assist. But when everyone is
a threat on the floor to pass or score, that's what makes a team
really dangerous and one of the strengths, and there are many with the Clippers,
but one of the strengths we knew coming into this season was their versatility
and how how many guys can switch and that switch a bill on defense and
could do different things for you on offense. And they have a lot of
different playmakers since they brought in Nicholas Batoum, who has been one of the
engines on offense. Even though he didn't even have an assist in this one,
but I know he had hockey assists. I know he always makes the
extra pass. He did have three steals, by the way, Kawhi Leonard
six steals won off of his career high. Kawai and Paul George though,
being those facilitators, you get the ball in the hands of your superstars and
you let them make plays because they're the ones who are going to be doubled
and triple teamed and they're gonna find guys for open shots. And it's something
the Clippers stressed coming into this season, and it's something while the coaching staff
has harped about this, Kawhi Leonard said so himself. He wants to play
a better brand of basketball this season. You're talking about a two time MVP
Finals MVP saying that that there was too much ISO ball played last year by
him, and you can tell by the way he's played this year he's wanting
to correct that. He's leading them in assists with six per game, had
five tonight, but Paul George's right next to him was six assists per game.
And it makes it so much tougher to guard a team when you don't
know what your superstars are going to do, because if they're not going into
ISO ball as much, that means they're looking to pass, and you have
to be aware of everyone else on the floor and doubling them while you do
that at your own risk. And I think that's what's led to this extremely
hot three point shooting, where the Clippers coming into tonight shooting forty four percent
on the season from three. The all time record for three point shooting is
held by the ninety six ninety seven Charlotte Hornets with Del Curry and Glenn Rice
and Muggsy Bogs. They ended up shooting forty two percent for the entire year,
but they only attempted sixteen per game. The Clippers are attempting thirty four,
thirty five. They attempt at thirty five and this one, and they
even got above their average even after a slow start. They started off four
of eleven from three. They were back up to fifty percent by the half.
They missed three straight at one point in the fourth quarter, but they
finished sixteen of thirty five from distance. That's forty six percent. So that
three point percentage continues to rise. But it's a product of the ball movement
on the perimeter and that play I just mentioned where they swung it all the
way to Sweet lou Williams. I mean, that's just perfection, and it
tells you how close this locker room is. By the way guys are playing
out on the court. Two what happens off the court, I think can
translate to on the court. It's not always that way. We know Kobe
and Shack didn't like each other, but they worked out anyways, and there
were two amazing players. But with this Clippers team and what happened last season,
and they're being murmurs of locker room problems if there were, well,
they don't seem to be any now. And the way they're playing with all
the passing and the unselfishness and overpassing at times, it tells you guys like
one another. You don't see passing like this if guys don't trust each other,
have confidence in their teammates and get along well. And the Clippers passing,
while they don't have that true traditional prototypical floor general out there, it
hasn't hurt them at all. And the last three games now they've won those
games combined by a score of ninety points or they've outscored their opponent by a
total of ninety points the last three games. Talked about it with Noah Eagle
post game there. But after being the Kings by thirty eight Friday night,
then they beat the Indiana Pacers by thirty three on Sunday and tonight they win
again against the Sacramento Kings. By nineteen and a game, they were up
by as many as twenty two. It was down to eleven, was seven
minutes left in the fourth quarter. Kawhi re enters the game and just throws
down a vicious dunk on Haliburton, the rookie who's having a great rookie year.
But yeah, he might find himself on a poster or a fat head
or whatever they do these days. I don't know if basketball cards are still
cool. But Kawhi Leonard one of his more aggressive games in a Clippers uniform.
He had at least three dunks, but he was also getting into the
paint. He had that nasty left handed hook shot where Marvin Bagley was coming
over to block him. If he had the ball in his right hand,
he switched it to his left he puts it in. That was in the
third quarter, and also in the third he had the and one flip shot.
But to start off this ball game, you had the steal from Patrick
Beverlely. He gets it to Kawhi Leonard in the open floor, who gets
a jam. He had another jam in traffic after that. But maybe the
best play, and Noah Eagle, your Voice of the Clippers, highlighted this
as well, especially when you see the replace and the close ups. But
it's the swipe or the steel and score from Kawai when he takes the ball
away from Deer and Fox in the second quarter and Fox was on one.
He had fourteen of its twenty five points in that second quarter. But he
goes down the lane and Kawhi like taking candy from a baby, like what
he did with Bobon in the playoffs last season. You have to have huge
hands to be able to do something like this, but he used both of
them to just rip the ball away. It looked like Teddy Bruski versus Edger
and James in a two thousand and four playoff game in New England where he
just got ahold of football and just ripped it away out of nowhere. Kawhi
Leonard, his hands are incredible, and he's talked about big hand problems on
Jimmy Kimmel not being able to put hands in his pockets, which is just
hilarious because he said that with a straight phase and he was not joking.
But they've obviously aided him as well. He also goes and hits the three
pointer on the other end after ripping that ball away from Deerran Fox. A
lot of spectacular plays in this one, and I thought it beats A zoo
Bots probably had his best game this season, and he had been struggling.
Eleven points, twelve boards, had the best plus minus off the bench was
a plus eleven. But when he came into the game and early in the
second quarter, late in the first quarter, and then into the second that's
when the Clippers started playing much better defense. And I thought it was a
lot of Evitza Zubots and his paint protection. And while he only had one
block, he redirected shots at times. One that went right over him still
and he got a piece of it. But he was fantastic with his defense.
But then also four offensive rebounds. He had a couple of putbacks himself.
He looked confident and comfortable again. He started off the year like that.
His first five games he played really well, but he had that abdominal
injury and maybe that was affecting him. But we'll hear from him coming up,
because I think this was probably the best game of the season. So
are for Visa Zubots. Eight six six nine eight seven two five seventy eight
six six nine eight seven two five seventy is the phone number. Clippers win
one fifteen to ninety six over the Sacramento Kings. You'll hear from the head
coach to Ron lou plus a Visa Zubots, Kawhi Leonard and Tomair Azari,
my friend from Clutch Points who covers the Clippers. He'll be next right here
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Points will be here. You'll hear from a Visa Zubots and Kawhi Leonard postgame.
But something I wanted to highlight and underscore over and over again has been
what's happened in the third quarter of the last three games where things have turned
in the clippers favor and that's where they've grown a single digit lead at the
half to a double digit dominating victory. So against Sacramento Friday night, the
Clippers won that third quarter by twenty one. They go on to win that
game by thirty eight. Then Sunday against the Indiana Pacers and Demonte Sabonis,
they win that third quarter by nineteen points. Tonight they win it by fifteen
points against the Sacramento Kings after they were up by just five and a half,
so they're up twenty going into the fourth quarter. They end up winning
by nineteen. Morris in Long Beach, before we get to the head coach
Toron Lou Morris, you're on Clippers stock with Adam Maslin. How are you?
Oh real good, my brother. You know, beating the Sacramento Kings
is nothing to get excited about. But a five game winning speak is they're
looking pretty good. George, look like, give me the ball. Get
out the way. They look really good. They got a real good team.
They look mature to me, so I think they're gonna be all right,
my brother, I really do. I've talked to you later on.
They're more than all right, Morris. Thank you for the phone call.
They're atop the Western Conference right now. I know they have the same record
as the Lakers, but they beat them head to head. That means you're
in the number one spot. We're just over twenty percent of the way through
the regular season. It doesn't mean a ton right now, but it means
something. It's not nothing. And you mentioned PG thirteen. There he goes
for He ties his career high with twelve this but he also, like Kawhi
Leonard, was throwing down and it's funny that this has happened the last three
games. During this five game winning streak, Paul George has been showing off
the hops more and more, and the first quarter last game he had that
tremendous tomahawk dunk where he cocked it back. It looked reminiscent of what he
did against the Miami Heat and Birdman Birdman Chris Anderson back in twenty thirteen.
But tonight he caught a lob and then he attacked and split the defense for
a huge two handed throw down in the second quarter. And sometimes the dunk
is not just a dunk. Sometimes a block and a block of is not
just a block. They can be momentum generating type of plays, and I
think they were for the Clippers. Let's hear from the head coach though.
To Ron lou after the Clippers win one fifteen to ninety six over the Sacramento
Kings, it was one outclas can you talk about zuebars reve on it tonight
and then just what happened at half times for you guys, But on that
pressure, yeah, pressure, Yeah, Zoo was big for us. So
I just think his his size and his strength around the basket was huge for
us, especially when it was blitzing the pick and roll. He'd rolling down
the middle of the floor. I'm sparing it out for threes and if they
didn't make he was cleaning up the offensive glass. And he was huge for
us tonight as far as just being big around the basket and protecting the paint
on the third quarters, you know, just just come out trying to set
the tone defensively. I thought we did a good job with that, and
then you know they went to the went to the zone and now it's almost
pretty effective tonight, but in the second half, but he was able to
come away with the whip with with the zoo to piggyback off that. I
mean, I mean he's obviously going through adjustment this year, going from role
change. I would be seen him handle that, and you like what you
saw to night in terms of just his raw production, seemed like it was
his best, maybe most impactful performance of the year. Yeah. I think
mentally as a person he was he was good with it, you know,
just whatever it takes for the team to win, you know, and don't
think he you know, he's you know, struggled early on just because you
know, playing with new guys, different guys, and you know, just
having trying to find his way and found his niche and that second unit,
you know, it was tough went early on, but hit the attitude as
far as just saying what we wanted to try, what we wanted to do,
he was great with that. So he's still adjusted and you know,
we're trying to adjust to getting me in with the starters a little bit more,
you know, as much as we can, and just trying to make
it feel more comfortable. And then you've talked about the change in mindset you
want to see in these second halves. The last five games, I think
you've outscored teams fifty six points in the last five third quarters. What have
you seen from the change in mindset that has allowed that to happen. I
just think those guys were just doing a good jobs coming out with a defensive
mindset, you know, thinking our third quarter and Nick had four steels maybe
to spark our run, Pat had a big block, but just trying to
get our minds just coming out in those third quarters and just you know,
give it that we got the first six minutes defensively and trying to break the
game over. Great tight, congratsman, thank you so before you the game
A book out and those kind of speaking real reverentially about all this team and
how talented it is. But I want it for you guys. I mean,
obviously everyone has known nothing about you guys, but is this team better
this year? It started handling the having that bulls eye and having that sort
of respect that other teams are giving you or the best shot that they're giving
you. I'm not sure, but I just know every night, you know,
we're gonna get everyone's best shot, and then we do want We've been
doing a good job with handling that, you know, just trying to you
know, just like I said, just trying to be on habits, you
know, offensively, hand defensively, sharing the basketball and making everybody play.
And I think our team has been doing that. And we talked about the
process, and guys are getting better. They learning what we're trying to do,
and you know, we're gonna still getting better with time. There was
the head coach Tehron Lou post game after the Clippers beat the Sacramento Kings by
nineteen. Andrew Graff of the La Times did ask about what changed in third
quarters, and he was correct. The last three third quarters the Clippers have
outscored their opponent by fifty five points. So they're coming out focused and locked
in a laser focus to start second halves. And I give a lot of
credit to coach Lou, who's been pushing all the right buttons for this team.
Coming up next, you'll hear from tomare Azarli from clutch points still to
come of beats a zoobots he had, Yeah, maybe his most impactful game
a double double eleven and twelve boards, but four offensive rebounds, and just
played to his size and was able to get ahold of basketball. He's had
trouble at times, alright, not tonight. Clippers win by nineteen more Clipper
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You know I may get the fat burger later. Clippers win on one fifteen
to ninety six over the Sacramento Kings from Staples Center. Welcome back into Clipper
Stock. I'm at a Moslin to eight six six nine eight seven two five
seventy eight six six nine eight seven two five seventy is the phone number coming
up you'll hear from a Visa Zubots post game. But first I want to
get to my friend Tomair Azarrely. He covers the Clippers and covers them very
well for clutch points. Follow Tomair at t O M E er A z
A R L y TEMA. Let's jump right into it here. Did you
think this was a Visa Zubots's best game this season? And don't give me
that recency bias because he was pretty good in the first five games. I
mean, you know in terms of its activity and the statistics, it was
clearly his best number. He's just game. Excuse me, but I just
think overall, he's really settling into this, you know, second unit role
where he's the big man, the room protector there. I know they've talked
about it. We've talked about it when you've had me on. Zoo is
an elite room protector, you know, not to take anything. Oh when
will the casuals figure that out? Toemair, I had to tweet out.
I had to tweet out a Clippers preview that I accidentally read earlier today.
I thought it was okay at first, and then they said, you know,
I vitsa zubas though not an elite un protector, and I immediately called
out the website. I probably shouldn't have done that, but come on,
you should never read their preview again. Let's do that. No, I
won't. I'm only going to clutch points. But you know, Zoo,
like I got that, he's really settling into that role. You know,
when we talked to Terence and Luke and some of the second unit guys,
they said that they can be more aggressive on the ball because they know that
they have a guy like Zoo who's constantly communicating and telling them about picking rolls
and just defending the rim and the painted area at such a high level.
You know, Zu's impact goes more than just his numbers. His authentive numbers
is rebounding his blocks. He's really just like an impact the guy right away,
similar to a Patrick Beverly, just to a different extent where whenever he's
in there aren't going to be any easy shots for the for the opponent inside,
it's just going to be tough to get shots around good looks around him.
So I think he's really settled into that role. He offers a district,
I think, more mobile version of Serge Ibaka. He's got better hands
in down there in the paint, I think. So we're really just seeing
him shuttles a second year of a row, which which you love to see.
Yeah, he was a load in the paint tonight, and I thought
of the eighteen turnovers by Sacramento, A couple occurred just because guys didn't know
where to go with the basketball once they saw Big Zoo patrolling in the paint.
But someone else who was in the paint a lot tonight, Kawhi Leonard,
was as about as aggressive as I've seen him in a Clippers uniform.
He had at least three dunks, but he also had multiple acrobatic layups.
He was thirteen to twenty two. He gets thirty two points on just twenty
two shots plus three three pointers, and then of course the highlight of the
game was him ripping the ball away from Portier and Fox there on being on
the other end of that when the claw goes two hands on you, that's
just not fair. He's got the whole world in his hands. What did
you like most about Kawhi Leonard Tonight? Look, I think what we've seen
from Kawhi, especially you know since it's Torontodays, but he's even improved on
that. He's just kicking his spots and really getting to his spots, which
are the you know, the eight to fifteen foot range, you know,
around the free throw line, high post area. He loves that area of
the post, just just creating shots out of you know, dribble drives or
posting up smaller defenders or defenders that he's stronger than. I think that's probably
what I like most about Kawhi's game, because he really is a guy who
you don't have to worry about him offensively for one, because he can get
to the basket. He's three point charter has gotten really good throughout the years.
But I think his decisiveness and his playmaking out of that high post,
mid to high post area has just been incredible to watch. I mean out
thought of like maybe one bad shooting game he's had this year. I forgot
against who who who was this year, but he's just been fantastic And I
think that just goes to you know, to credit Tyler's offense as well,
where he said at the beginning of the year they're using more more ship cargo
sets where similar to Michael Jordan and Colby byot with what Phil Jackson used with
them. He said he learned that from them. And so you know,
since Kawhi operates so well out of that area, it's really opened up the
offense for the Clippers. You see that Latin games, you see that early
in games, and you just see that whenever Kawhi decides to take over a
bit, he's unstoppable. Not much more to say, and that and that
rip on the Aron Fox, I mean, way to be on the wrong
end of a highlight reel there for Fox the Rippa. Now, I think
the only bad game he had was in Phoenix, but then PG thirteen picked
him up with thirty five points. Paul George this time the YEP just scores
nineteen but ties a career high with twelve assists. Both he and Kawhi Leonard
have been so special with their playmaking. I know Paul George still had six
turnovers, three of them came early in the fourth quarter. But long term,
when you look at the long view of the way this team is running
their offense through their two superstars without having that traditional point guard, is it
possible that they can be more deadly and more dangerous because everybody gets involved with
the passing with this team. So I kind of seem we've seen the best
of this offense, but we also haven't seen the best because the best of
the offense, if that makes sense, because right now, when Keys are
loading up on kwaiin PG, they playmaking, I mean they're kicking out the
shooters, and I think there's just people are underrating just how much shooting this
team has, both in the starting unit and the second unit. I mean,
I have their first one, nine or ten guys. Zoo is probably
the only guy who doesn't shoot the three. You've got Marcus Marks at the
four, Luke Kennard, Lou Williams, make Bertomb. I mean, you
just got guys who are just fantastic three point shooters so far this year.
You know, I treeted that earlier because I didn't believe this, but they're
on past right now. I noticed the first month, but the pace for
the best three point shooting season in NBA history at forty four percent taking yeah,
yeah, yeah, beating the hornets of like ninety two or ninety seven
or whatever it was. So we're seeing a historic year from three for them.
Mike. I just wonder if this is sustainable. You know, percented
law of averages tell you that it will probably go down. Some of these
guys will probably come back down to earth eventually. But right now, I
just see no signs of slowing down. Because even on nights when Kawai and
PG aren't getting going, you've still got Nick Patom chipping in. Marcus Morris
is healthy and chipping in now. Luke Kennard is finally found his legs.
He's chipping in. Lou Williams will give you spot threes as well, so
it's just I don't know how good this team can be. But I think
once teams start to load up more on kawai and PG and take the ball
out of their hands, you'll see a lot more shooting, and I think
it just comes down to making your missing shots. I think you know,
before the game, Tie told us that I think it was four hundred and
thirty out of their four hundred and eighty threees have been deemed wide open,
meaning six or more feet of space before the defender. So if those who
looks you're getting whether you're making them miss them, I think you're satisfied with
that. So let's sep it's sustainable. I think I think go off to
a terrific start, but I'm really curious to see if they can keep this
up. Tomaazarli does more than just chip in here on Clippers Talk. He
is one of the best. Follow him on Twitter at Tomair t O M.
E. Er azarrely A z A R L Y. Tom Air,
thanks for coming on and not wearing plaid. I appreciate you, thanks for
having me on. That's a little bit of an inside joke there, but
it goes back to his first appearance. This time or this year this season
on Clippers Talk, I thought he got caught on zoom during Tyler's press conference
wearing plaid and we joked about it a little bit. Not that there's anything
wrong with that. Do whatever you want, Canadians. It works. I
just can't pull it off. Clippers pull off the nineteen point victory over the
Sacramento Kings. Coming up next, we'll get back to your phone calls eight
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six sicks nine eight seven two five seventy and you'll hear from Big Zoo Zoo
blocka Zoo pac as Noah Eagle would say, this is like Jay cold though,
I think, yeah, I'm right. More Clipper stock coming up next,
A right here on AM five seventy ol Sports. Oh and you know
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got it. See Zach attacks on top of everything. It's like multiplicity here
this there's a few of me working. He's that good? All right?
More Clipper stock coming up next here on A five seventy other sports. What
is every moment all season long? On their officials wide letters sends it back
home at the Clippers. Still not come in here. Your Los Angeles Clippers
are eleven in four through their first fifteen games of this season. It's the
third best fifteen games start in franchise history. That's not all. The Clippers
improved to ten and one when leading by ten points or more, which tells
you. And of their fifteen games they have led by ten or more and
ten of them. And then also, this is their fifth straight game with
at least fifteen three pointers made. That's the longest such streak in franchise history.
They would hit sixteen three pointers and win by nineteen over the Sacramento Kings
with the final score of one fifteen to ninety six. Welcome back into Clippers
stock. I'm Adam Oslin, and let's go to Jeff in Tarzana. Jeff,
how are you hey? Adam? Eleven and fourth not bad? And
remember they were saying that this Clipper team at the start of the year was
not as good as last year's. I think Adam is going to be a
better team won last year. As much as I mad that Montrose Harold was
gone, I really liked the idea of Surgemaca, and I really think it's
good. And Lou Williams back out on the court tonight, right, Yeah,
just two for eight, but it was good to see him out there
after the sore left hip. Yeah, go ahead, I'm sorry, I
did hit a big three point or late. I know you like that.
Jeff sensational player and doesn't get enough credit for what he's done. And I'm
really looking. I'm really looking at this team and I'm hoping with all my
bated breath that they beat that other team in Los Angeles. I'm so sick
and tired of that. And I don't think the Clippers get enough press coverage
because it wouldn't happen last year. And what I think is, at the
end of the season, we're gonna have a new championship in LA and then
ain't going to be from that other team. Oh I like to hear that,
Jeff. Oh, Well, you know, I'm a die hard Clipper
fan. I've been calling for all these years. I just wish should be
a time sometime in the next year or so that they'll be able to be
able to go to the game. And you know, it's really funny,
I have not heard Morris for the whole year he's called multiple times. He
called tonight, Jeff, I must have missed that. He's called like five
times this season. I thought you were a dedicated listener. How dare you
wait? Wait? Wait, wait wait? How often if I called the
Adams this year? I don't know ten times I missed but four games.
But I was going on, what's that word that they used for Kawaii?
Oh? Injury management? I know now the other word isn't it? But
you don't play two games in a role. That's load management. That's what
Lebron has been doing. I was on load management. He invented that.
No, it's actually the Spurs. It started that. All right. I
appreciate the phone called, Jeff. I'm sure we'll talk to you on Friday.
We're really going price The price is wrong? All right? Let's hear
from a Vizza Zoobots post game after he posted eleven points and twelve rebounds.
And here he was on a Fox Sports Prime ticket with Brian Seamen and I'm
not sure, Oh was it hey and don McLean tonight the Flying Squirrel.
Oh this is with Christina Pink my fault on Fox Sports prim ticket. Great
to have you on a great win for you guys tonight and you get your
first double double of a season in a well rounded effort. What made you
so affected tonight? Just kept playing hard, my teammates needed me. Finally
felt more like myself and uh, you know, finally rebounded the ball like
I like I can, and uh tried to tried to affect the game on
offensive end, defensive end, and we gotta win. Well, you said
you felt like yourself. You were a plus eleven plus minus off the bench
tonight and affecting the game on both ends. What has been the biggest adjustment
you've had to make in the role you have now coming off the bench this
season? Just be ready from the from a good go. You know,
I'm coming up the bench cold or players on the court are already warmed up,
so so I gotta be ready for the first from the first minutes.
And uh it's different than being a starter, but uh, everyone gotta adjust.
Everyone gotta do what they're asked to do. And uh, I plan
on doing it. I plan help. I plan helping on my team win
and that's it. Well, yeah, help the team win tonight. It
is now five in a row for this team. What is clicking for you?
Guys right now, pretty much everything and everyone's passing the ball, making
an extra pass. Uh. No, one's playing selfish. We're just sharing
the ball, playing hard defense, making shots and it's fun. It's fun,
and we gotta keep this strink his streak going. This is fun.
Zoo, thank you so much for joining me right now. Good to see
you. Thank you there was Aviza, Zoo Bots. Good to see big
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Clippers win one fifteen to ninety six over the Sacramento Kings. Before we get
out of here, I do want to thank the Clippers organization. Noah Eagle,
Brian Semen, Ralph Lawlor, big brother, Jake Warner out at Staples
Center, our head engineer, Zach Attack, our technical producer back here in
Burbank. The Clippers five on it. They make it five in a row.
We'll try to make it six in a row. Friday night back at
Staples against the OKAC Thunder. Well, like your pregame show starting at six,
I'm atam Moslin. We we'll talk to you. Then I let it
play. Let's kind of ruin this now it's scary. Go Clippers,