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Adam Mosley, Well the baby Faced
Assassin snipe the Clippers for nineteen points in

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the third quarter. Steph Curry would
finish with thirty eight and the Golden State

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Warriors would finish off the Clippers with
a twenty two point comeback that started with

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three minutes and fifteen seconds left in
the third quarter. They go on to

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defeat your Los Angeles Clippers one fifteen
to one oh five. Welcome into Clippers

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Talk. I'm Adam Oslins. Coming
up on the show. We'll get to

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your phone calls here at eight six
six nine, two seventy. We'll also

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here from the head coach, Seron
Lou postgame actually momentarily here on the show.

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And well you know him as LA
Clippers Film on Twitter. That's not

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his real name, believe it or
not, it's Justin Wilson. But he

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does fantastic work and really gives the
details. You know the details on ESPN

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that little show they do where Phil
Jackson will break down old Chicago Bulls film,

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you'll see Peyton Manning breakdown film.
I think it's only on an espen

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plus, but it's cool to see
it from that perspective. And Justin Wilson

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is one of the best out there
when it comes to sifting through film and

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finding out what's really happening out there
on the floor, and we need his

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wisdom on a night like tonight where
the Clippers again, we're up by twenty

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two with three minutes in fifteen seconds
left in that third period, and then

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the Warriors went out school were them
in the next fifteen minutes by thirty two

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points. Golden State hit seven threes
in the fourth quarter, and step only

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had one of them. He only
had five points in the fourth. It

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was the others for them. As
Shack loves to say, Wanna Maker hit

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a big three pointer. Eric Pascal
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fourth quarter. Steph got them going, He got them in rhythm. He

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gave them confidence in that third quarter
with his nineteen points and made the Warriors

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believe they could win. And then
the rest of the guys followed suit in

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that fourth quarter, even without him, they went on a big run to

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start it, and it looked like
the game from Wednesday night for a second,

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where all of a sudden the Clippers
were down. Two minutes into the

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fourth they were down six, but
unlike what happened Wednesday, where they were

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able to stem the tide a little
bit and lock down the Golden State Warriors

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with great defense late, where they
only gave up four points in the last

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four minutes of that game Wednesday night, they gave up thirty four points total

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in the fourth quarter tonight while scoring
just eighteen and Kawhi Leonard had a couple

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of buckets. But as hot as
Paul George was early in the game,

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or he had twenty three points through
three quarters, he would have just two

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more points in the fourth quarter.
But I'm not even looking at the starters

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for what happened in this one,
because Serge Ibakapa played really well, had

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nineteen points, seven boards, went
one of two from distance, did hit

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a big three pointer in the fourth
quarter when they were down six. He

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and Luke Kennard hit back to back
three pointers to tie the game. I

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believe at ninety seven, but then
the Warriors would go on another run.

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But Nicholas Batoum was good again,
started off really hot. He also hit

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a three point in the fourth quarter, but he had seven of his ten

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points in the first quarter. Got
things going, plus six assists, six

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rebounds, two steals, does a
little bit of everything. He was a

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plus ten out there in thirty minutes, which means in I guess, eighteen

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minutes he didn't play. The Clippers
were somehow outscored by twenty five. Patrick

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Beverley a plus fourteen in a game
they lost by ten. He was good,

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had seven points doing the little things, had three offensive rebounds. We've

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seen this over and over again throughout
his time as a Clipper. You better

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get a body on him late in
the game because he's going to be diving

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in there for boards and loose balls
among the trees at times. Two and

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overall, Paul George, who did
start five of five from distance, finished

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five of seven from three. Still
had twenty five points. He had seven

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assists. He's been playing that point
forward under head coach Toronto lou But the

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bench has been struggling the last week
when the Clippers have lost. You look

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at the starters, they're a plus
and the plus minus and the bench and

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two guys in particular who uncharacteristically are
just not rhythm right now, not playing

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good basketball. I didn't expect Marcus
Morris to hit the ground running the way

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he did Wednesday night with his twelve
points and starting three of three, and

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tonight looked like a guy whose timing
was off. Marcus Morris in just a

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second game back, one of seven, two points a Visa Zubots, though

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in their losses in their last five
games overall, he hasn't taken a lot

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of shots, but he was one
of four. He had one nice sequence

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I believe it was in the second
quarter where he had a block on one

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end, Luke Kennard would get a
layup on the other and then Canard would

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feed him for a nice spin move
in the lane and a floater off the

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glass by Vitsa zu Bots. But
those were his only two points and he

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was a minus twenty six out there. Sweet Lou Williams three of six from

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the field, a minus twenty five. Lew and Zoo haven't looked like themselves,

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and I think there's an adjustment period
going on. Especially with that second

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unit. The starters look great.
Nicholas Batoum has really solidified and crystallized one

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of the best starting units in the
NBA that was really good last season.

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But with Sergebaka now in there at
center and with Nicholas Battoum in there as

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someone else who's a playmaker and just
keeps the ball moving, they look even

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better than they were last season,
and their net rating would tell you they

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have been. And Marcus Morris didn't
want to get in the way of that

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and sacrifice minutes in his game to
make sure they kept humming offensively and defensively

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with that starting unit. And you
have to give him a ton of credit

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for that. This is someone who
was averaging twenty points per game last season

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before he came over to the Clippers
with the New York Knicks and shooting forty

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three percent from distance. And he's
willing to come off the bench now and

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as he said, do whatever it
takes for this team to win, as

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he appreciated the Clippers making sure he
got paid what he was deserved where he

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had coming with the four year,
sixty four million dollar contract this offseason.

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But Reggie Jackson, who has played
well at times, just played in six

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minutes, was well. Scored zero
points, zero rebounds, zero assists.

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He struggled out there. Terrence Man
was out there for just a second.

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Luke Kennard, as I'm going through
the bench and this box score. He

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did play eighteen minutes. He did
hit a big three pointer in the fourth

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quarter, but he still only attempted
five shots. I'm just looking for him

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to be more aggressive. He was
a minus twenty two. Give him time.

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He hadn't played basketball in a year. I've been a broken record with

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that. But I do think he's
gonna get things going when he gets in

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rhythm. And overall, that's where
it takes for this second unit to get

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going. They have to build up
that continuity with multiple guys who used to

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be starters and Aviza Zubos and Marcus
Morris now working with Lou Williams, who

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has been a six man over and
over again with the Clippers, they have

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to gel the starting unit again.
They were fantastic, but when the Golden

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State Warriors made their run, it
came against the second unit. And we

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heard earlier even in the pregame,
Tylo was talking about now we have to

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find and figure out rotations. It's
one thing to get healthy, which this

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was just the second game so far
this season were and it's only ten games

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where the Clippers had their entire squad
everything at Tyler's disposal. It's one thing

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to have that. Now you've got
to figure out rotations and where guys fit

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and who fits best next to one
another. And Tyler was gonna be able

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to optimize lineups. That is something
he is spectacular at. If you go

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and look at his time with the
Cleveland Cavaliers, a lot of people say,

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well, you had Lebron James.
Look at everything he did late in

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games, playing guys like Richard Jefferson
over Kevin Love. He has no fear

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of somebody's name who maybe doesn't match
his game anymore and the politics of the

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game and having to play that guy. No, no, no, no.

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He's gonna put the best roster out
there at all times. So the

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Clippers do have work to do.
The second unit is certainly a work in

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progress right now. Well, I'm
more Clippers talk coming up next to eight

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six six nine eight seven two five
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five seventy. But as mentioned already, La Clippers film is coming on.

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Yeah, there's a lot. Is
it trending? This is a big deal.

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I don't know if I've heard him
on a show. He hasn't been

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on Clippers Talk before. Justin Wilson
will be here next. He's already combed

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through the tape. He knows what
went wrong tonight. One of those things.

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By the way, once again,
the turnovers killed the Clippers. That

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was a key coming into this contest. They had nineteen and they had seven

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turnovers in the fourth quarter. Sometimes
it's not even about the total amount,

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it's when they come. And they
came at the most inopportune time when the

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Golden State Warriors were clicking on all
cylinders and they would finish twenty of forty

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one from distance. Clippers lose after
being up by twenty two two Golden State

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by a final score one fifteen to
one oh five. More Clipper stock coming

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up next right here on the M
five seventy l a sports clitter there.

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He erased it at the rim by
never had a chains. This is La

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Clippers basketball on the official home of
your La Clippers. Yo. Here we

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go, yo scenario, Here we
go yo. Steph Curry gets nineteen of

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US thirty eight points in the third
core. The Clippers let go of a

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twenty two point lead with three minutes
and fifteen seconds left in the third,

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and they would lose by ten to
the Golden State Warriors in Game two of

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their mini series up in San Francisco. Welcome back into Clippers Stalk. I'm

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Adam Oslin eight six six nine eight
seven two five seventy eight six sixty nine

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But get to this man on Twitter
at La Clippers Film. It's Justin Wilson,

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one of the best follows, a
guy who I've followed and argued with

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and debated with at times because that's
what we do on Twitter. But I

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hold his analysis in great regard.
He goes through tape like it's the Supruder

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film. He's the dark room guy, He's the mastermind that breaks down film.

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Justin. I appreciate you coming on
Clippers Talk tonight. How are you?

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I'm better now? Thanks that at
intro, Like that was really great,

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man. I'm glad to be on. I'm glad to be on you

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got it. I'm glad you're on
tonight because I can't explain all this.

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So the Clippers blow what was a
twenty two point lead, and I know

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a lot of Clippers fans are having
flashbacks to what happened last season in the

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playoffs and even before that in the
regular season. And there have been times

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already this season where they had let
go of big leads but they held on

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to win. Anyways, I'm thinking
about the Lakers game, and of course

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the game against the Phoenix Suns and
against the Denver Nuggets on Christmas. What

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do you see on film and what's
the reasoning behind some of these leads slipping

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and tonight it really came back to
bite them naturally. It's it's because the

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team is cursed, right, like
this is some sort of like bubble bubble

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PTSD like shout out Mike. He
told me, he told me to mention

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that, like it's no, no, in all seriousness, you know,

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it's it's a it's a process.
So, first of all, almost all

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teams give up big leads when you're
up by that much. And Steph Perry

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is one of the fourteen greatest players
of all times, so like some of

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that is just his greatness, you
know, other other things, O other

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stuff like it's game ten and Tyron
lewis tinkering with lineup, seeing what works

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and what doesn't, and that combination
of tinkering along with Steph being a flamethrower

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led to what happened tonight. I
think I think there are some things that

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the Clippers do that predispose them to
avalanches of sorts. We can get into

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that, but yeah, I think, Okay, well, I think so

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the Clippers are near the bottom of
the league and free throw attempts and shots

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at the rim, and what that
means is they take a lot of They

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have a lot of great shooters,
but they take a lot of tough shots.

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So when teams get on runs like
this, they have a hard time

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stimming that run because none of their
guys gets shots easy, and their two

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best players aren't really all that dynamic
off the dribble to get to the rim

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and maybe get a easy to maybe
get a foul or something like that.

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That doesn't explain everything, but it
does kind of lend itself to runs because

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you're gonna go hold right and Paul
George. I mean, he's had a

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great start to the season, but
once again he had two free throw tempts

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tonight and only took seven threes.
And so I think moving forward, like

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that's something that is the Clippers may
have to like look that, that's something

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that doesn't make me feel easy.
Like I'm sorry to be long winded here,

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by the way, their lack of
ability to get to the rim and

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their two best players constantly taking and
making tough shots as great shooters as they

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are, makes me uneasy for a
playoff series against like a good team,

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a really good team or something like
that. That's really the only thing through

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the first ten games that I'm like, really really concerned about. When when

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you just like look at the take, like the Warriors were like coming down

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the stretch, they had a great
run to night, Like in the middle

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of the run, Paul George is
dancing with the ball at the top of

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the key. He had no he
was not going downhill. He ended up

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with a shot clock violation. Kawhi
Leonard was like at the three point line

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dancing with the ball, and it's
like we don't have anybody. We don't

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have those guys aren't dynamic enough to
get to the rim, and that's kind

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of where Lou Williams is supposed to
help out, but he hasn't had the

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greatest of starts to start the year. So those are just things that they're

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gonna have to like address, and
they're gonna have to find a way to

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get around that. One of the
ways that I've mentioned on Twitter that they

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can get around that, in particular
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He only took seven threes tonight,
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take two free throws you need to
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like twelve threes. I'm looking at
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about coming into the season as well. PG thirteen has to get to eleven

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plus three pointers per game because he
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times. Right, Steph Curry took
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him alone, and for a team
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because we're like, once again,
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three point attempts, we are starving
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the one player on a team to
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to get more than seven eight threes
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to be this anemic from a free
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take more threes. Otherwise, when
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the second and third round, it's
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and it just decreases your championship profile
in your championship chances. You're listening

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to Justin Wilson here on Clippers Talk
AKA at Clippers Film on Twitter, Clippers

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lose one fifteen to one oh five
to the Golden State Warriors after they led

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by twenty two or three minutes left
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taken very well about the free throw
shooting, especially in a game like tonight

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where they only got up thirteen free
throws. But what's a little bit perplexing

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is the last two seasons they led
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you mentioned Lou Williams, he Anna
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now and when they're not going and
Marcus Morris just came back, but that

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bench just looks very different. How
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for the second unit to come together
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right now it's been the major reason
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leaves. It could it honestly could
be a while. You could see Tyron

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Kauai with the bench. He sometimes
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know, it's gonna take a while. It's gonna take a while. And

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Mark, this is only Marcus Morris's
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should be a big fixture off the
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a while. I am kind of
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I don't want to throw the baby
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it's only been ten games. But
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how he fits in with that unites. It doesn't appear to be that clean

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right now. But the best version
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desperately need, which is downhill play, playmaking and things like that, but

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yeah, he he and Zoo have
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to start the year. I mean, I think they were both like a

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minus twenty six and a minus twenty
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always tell the story, but it
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yeah, if they aren't going to
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it makes things a whole lot tougher, and it makes ty Lou's job

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a whole lot tougher as far as
how does he integrate the starters with the

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second unit. But another great Lucas
on Twitter kind of brought up something that

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was very interesting to me, is
like the starters have been so great this

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year that breaking that up is it's
hard. It's hard. It's hard to

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break that up. And but you
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not be a train wreck, because
tonight they were an absolute train wreck and

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they were a big reason why the
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to answer that question, I don't
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It's gonna be a while. And
this is a process. It's only

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game ten. It's a process.
I know. It felt like Game eight

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versus a Denver Nuggets. But like, this is a process. This is

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a process, and this is not
trust the process with a team tanking for

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draft picks. We're talking about a
TV here trying to build to a level

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where they win a championship, the
first ever in franchise history. Justin Wilson

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Justice In or Justin In. Moving
to some of the positives here,

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what have you seen on tape so
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the way that toronlu runs his offense. Well, he's giving Paul George a

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lot more liberty as far as a
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but much more, much more.
He's putting a ball in Paul George's hands

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a lot more. And he's having
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He's doing a whole lot of like
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Paul George play pick and roll.
He's integrating Nicholas Battoon really well. He's

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alligned Nicholas Battoon to initiate some plays. So I think if if nothing else

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like, he's showing himself to be
a lot more flexible offensively than honestly Doc

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did in years prior, at least
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lot of the principles that they had
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But I just think the biggest thing
that jumps off is how he's using Paul

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George and Kawhi Leonard as playmakers.
And Doc did that a little last year,

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but I think Tyler was leaning almost
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George, and even though the Clippers
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great effect on the team, and
it's a big reason why Paul George has

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gotten off to the start that he
has once again follow him at La Clippers

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Film. If you're not already he
is. Justin Wilson, Justin, I

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did your style. Thanks for letting
me take you away from whatever you got

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going on on Friday night to come
on here on Clipper's Talk. Let's do

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it again in the next couple of
weeks, My friend. I appreciate it.

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Nah, I appreciate this. This
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talking beforehand. This This is kind
of cathartic in a way. I know.

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It feels I know, it feels
like it's really bad to like give

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up the type of lead that we
did and lose in a fashion that we

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did. But it really is just
game ten and like we got a long

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way to go, and you know, you can't beat you can't become the

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NBA champions in the first ten games. Keep the faith. We got a

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long way to go. This is
going to be right. Adversity builds character.

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Justin I appreciate it. Man.
We'll talk to you soon. Alrighty,

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thank you. Coming up next,
we'll take a quick break here on

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Clipper Stalk. Eight six six nine
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number. I think Morris just called
in. We'll have some more positivity from

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him, no doubt, and you'll
hear from the head coach toron lou Clippers

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lose Game ten of this regular season
one fifteen to one oh five two Steph

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Curry and the Golden State Warriors.
More Clipper Stalk, I'm Adam Oslin and

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this is a five seventy LA Sports
coming on next. After leading by twenty

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two with three minutes left in the
third quarter, the Clippers would lose by

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ten in Game ten of the regular
season to Steph Curry and the Golden State

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Warriors with the final score of one
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the Dubs. I mentioned Steph Curry
there. He had five of his nine

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three pointers in the second half,
but in that fourth quarter he only had

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five points. It was the role
players, the ancillary players who got hot

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and I think got confidence after Steph
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with his nineteen point third quarter.
You saw Kent Baysmore hit a big three

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pointer late in the game, and
the Clippers couldn't hold back the flood,

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unlike what happened Wednesday night when they
overcame that adversity when they were down six

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all of a sudden in the fourth
quarter and would hold on to win that

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ball game by seven. The Golden
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the fourth quarter of this one.
Let's go to Morris in Long Beach.

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Morris, you're on Clippers stock with
Adam Moslin. How are you? Oh?

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Pretty good, my brother. I'm
not worried too much. You know,

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it's tough to beat somebody back to
back in the NBA, and you

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know the Clippers that built for the
playoffs. I'm gonna tell you what I

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see is different about this team.
The guy at a five. Now they

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can shoot the three, and that's
going to become very important. May to

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run. And I thought the Clippers
did a great job with Curry against Craig

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first six quarters. So when he
got to that third quarter of this game,

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right, you know, you can't
keep the great ones down. You

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know, forever he got off for
a minute, he shows you why he's

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the best shooter in the game.
But I wouldn't fIF too much, but

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the stuff to beat these guys back
to back in the NBA, and we're

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gonna be okay, have a good
one, Okay, my friend Morris.

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I appreciate the phone call. As
always, Steph Curry not just the best

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shooter in the game, the best
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I don't think one of his nine
made three pointers was a catch and

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shoot shot. They were all created
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Plus he had eleven assists in the
ball game. At some point you

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tip your cap. But again,
he only had five of his thirty eight

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points in the fourth quarter. The
Clippers had their opportunities, but they only

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put up eighteen points their quarter low
happened to come at the worst time.

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Eight six six nine eight seven two
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two five seventy. Let's go to
Tages. Tages is a thousand elks Tages.

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I forget wal Nut, Walnut,
my bad Tages. How are you?

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I know it's a tough loss,
got to do all, you know,

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shook up, but you know it's
disappointing. But you know, I'm

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just reminding myself. It's early on. We got a new coaching staff,

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a bunch of players that are playing
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gonna be a process. I see
one dilemma that Tylou has now because when

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Marcus Morris comes since he came back, that means one player is going to

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lose minutes, and today it seemed
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you don't have Paul George in with
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pretty much gonna be Lou Williams and
Luke. But if Luke is still a

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little tentative and not as a aggressive
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really puts you know, the second
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think coming in they thought Luke would
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he will pick it up still,
but it is a dilemma of where now

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who's gonna lose minutes now with Marcus
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that's something that's gonna have to be
monitored by lou and and maybe he's gonna

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want Paul George with the second unit. So we'll just have to see.

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But I think they'll get it together, and I have a feeling there they're

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gonna go on a little five game
winning streak here. Now. They got

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the Bulls on Sunday and then I
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they'll have some practice time in between, because right now it's been like every

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other day, and they'll get some
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you Tay just from Walnut Bulls on
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the the next two ball games.
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to have, but it does put
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to find minutes for everyone and find
the right combinations out there on the floor.

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But ultimately, I think Marcus Morris
coming off the bench with a Vita

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Zoo bots is going to be a
great combination. And Lou Williams, he

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can be streaky at times. He
struggled the last few games, but overall,

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I still think sweet Lou Williams is
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He's led them in assist the last
couple of seasons, and we've seen

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at times Lou Ta Zoo has been
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they simply look at a rhythm and
their timing looks off, and it looks

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like they're trying to figure out how
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with them as well, gonna take
time. We'll take a quick break here.

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Eight six six nine eight seven two
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seven two five seventy will come back. You'll hear from the head coach,

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Shron Lou After the Clippers lose one
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State Warriors. Clippers run it back
Sunday at Staples Center against Zach Levine and

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the Chicago Bulls. More on that
coming up as well. This is Clipper

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Stock. I'm at am Moslin and
you're listening to a M five seventy l

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A Sports. The Clippers had twenty
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Phoenix Suns, and they would hold
on. They would withstand the oppositions

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run. But that did not happen
tonight when they were up by twenty two

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or three fifteen left against the Golden
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of the ball game. Golden State
would outscore the Clippers by thirty two and

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go on to win one fifteen to
one oh five. Welcome back into Clipper

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stock. I'm at am Moslin eight
six sixty nine eight seven two five seventy

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five seventy. We'll get back to your

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phone calls. We'll talk about Sunday's
game, but first I want to hear

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from the head coach to Ron lou
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the season. I would say a
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just getting the lead and then not
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to get the league. I think
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So they had twenty eight points off
our nineteen turnovers all we talked about,

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but then also just continue to keep
playing the same way. Don't get comfortable

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and start taking some bad shots,
some questionable shots, and then they get

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out and transition was able to make
some shots as well. You guys,

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obviously the first three times it happens, you guys push back this year and

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you've kind of you talked about the
resolve, how you were happy to see

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that. What was I guess what
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I gotta watch it. I thought
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think by moving Draymond to the five
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I thought it made a stagnant and
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And that's on me. So we
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we get that, continue to just
keep running and playing through it again the

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way we have been, even if
they do switch. So he's got to

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get better with that. Thanks.
Okay, let's move over to Tom here.

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Hey, Tyer, last game,
you guys held Step to one of

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his worst games of the season,
five or seventeen. You talked about what,

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you guys, did you know,
crowding him, not really giving him

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much room. What happened today that
he was able to just go off for

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thirty eight. I thought we did
a good job, you know, on

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the first half. I think he
had what do he had fourteen the first

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half, and then you know,
I think the second half he just got

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loose, and you know, he
made a couple of deep ones. But

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I thought he got a lot more
free than he did the first game.

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And they ran some different stuff as
well to put us in some tough positions,

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and we knew that would happened.
But you know, I thought overall,

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to start, you know, we
did a good job on him with

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just you know, being aware of
where he's at. And then I think

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he made two three in that first
quarter and kind of got him going a

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little bit. I know, last
time I asked you about this, the

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crunch time offense, you said three
and a half quarters of you know,

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go to the office and let your
stars handle the final half quarter. I

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guess, is this something you have
to live with when when shots don't go

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down, you guys are super stagnant
like you did today. No, I

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just it's got It's about the shots
that we take and that we get.

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And you know, I thought,
against our switching, we could have just

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posted Kawa, you know, a
lot more so that's on me. But

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you know, if you our first
game against another day, just our slipouts

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are setting up picks with Steph Curry
was good and we was able to get

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generated points off that. So we
just didn't execute the way we did after

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the first game. Hey, let's
move over to justin'sso, Hey, coach,

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good evening. What do you feel
got the Warriors back into this game

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late in the third when they went
on the run. Was it the turnovers,

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the stagnation offensively? You're just like
a collection of everything above. I

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think it was turnover turnovers. I
ain't think we got stagnant too much until

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the fourth quarter, but they they
came in with a lot of energy.

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That bench came in with some good
energy. Baysmore was terrific for him.

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I'm coming off the bench and was
able to attack the basket, getting some

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deplections, some steals, and he
kind of generated the energy. Put those

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guys off the bench. Let's move
forward to Thomas. Hey, coach,

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you guys the bench has been struggling
lately, and the bench struggled in this

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second half today, I believe scoring
just five points. Is there anything that

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you can attribute to that or is
that just a matter of guys just not

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you know, kind of shots tonight. I gotta watch it. I know

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we didn't make shots for sure,
and then you know Marcus, you know,

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still trying to find his rhythm,
you know, coming back one for

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seven, you know, trying to
work him into the rotation. So you

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know, I gotta go back and
look at it. But I see,

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you know, it's a big difference
than the plus minus section from their bench

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and our bench. So I just
gotta I gotta watch it and see what

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happened. Okay, we'll have time
for a few more. Let's move over

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to four by all right, hey, coach, just to you know,

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bounce off of that last question.
Over the last three games, the bench

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has been scored one forty six eighty
four. Is it a matter of trying

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to figure out the rotations? Staggering? What are you looking at when you're

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when you're watching them play in terms
of trying to figure out how to fix

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that situation. Well, the first
half, you know, we just kind

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of went with the five guys off
the bench, and it was good for

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us in that first half, and
then the second half we kind of staggered

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PG and Kawhi, like we did
in the first game. So just trying

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to look at just a different combinations
and seeing what works and what's better for

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us with that second unit. Okay, the last question's gonna come from Miriam

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hey time. Despite the loss,
Paul had another pre special game. Really

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was cooking early. What are you? I mean, where's this confidence at

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right now? Almost? Confidence is
great. I think we could have did

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a better job of trying to get
him free and helping him up with some

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more shots, but I thought he
did did a great job of just making

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the right play in the right pass
and he is in the great rhylin right

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now. So we got to ride
this way what we can. Thanks Time

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saw that for you. Hashtag MVPG. Paul George has played like an MVP

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so far this season. He's right
back to where he was two years ago

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when he finished third in fact NBA
dot Com. I forget who the writer

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was, but they have him third
right now in the NBA MVP, jockeying

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for position even though it's just ten
games in. The guy's shooting over fifty

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percent from three. Started this game
off five for five, ended five of

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seven, had twenty five points,
but just took thirteen shots. But you

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heard there head coach Tehron Lou he
took a lot of that on him.

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He put a lot of what happened
in this game on him. But I

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don't think there's a better coach than
the NBA to work with this much versatility

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and to get things clicking again with
the second unit. As farbot Ess and

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Share said, they've been outscored the
last three games one hundred and forty six

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to eighty four. That obviously has
to change. I think it will,

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and it starts maybe on Sunday versus
Chicago Bulls. Tip time for that game

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is at one pm. Who cares
about the NFL, They're not king.

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This is Clippers basketball we're talking about
here. Twelve pm will be your Clippers

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Countdown pregame show. Josh Lewin will
be our guest play by play man on

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Sunday. One of the most accomplished
broadcasters in the business, and I do

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want to remind you your voice of
the Clippers. Noah Eagle will be on

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the first ever Nickelodeon telecast for an
NFL game. He's in New Orleans as

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they're taking on the Chicago Bears.
You can at least catch the entire second

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half of that game. By the
time the Clippers game is over, Clippers

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they'll lose one fifteen to one zero
five to the Golden State Warriors. They

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dropped to six and four on the
season. Before we get out of here,

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I do want to thank the Clippers
organization, Noah Eagle, Brian Semen,

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Ralph Lawler, our guest, Justin
Wilson at La Clippers Film and Sam

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Zia back year in Burbank running all
the music, running all the highlights,

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running me because I'm dumb and I
can't multitask that well. Sam, the

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fantastic Sam. Thank you until Sunday, starting at twelve pm with their Clippers

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pregame show, I'm out of Oslin. We'll talk to you then

