Speaker 1: What is going on? Clippers fans? Welcome to the postgame
hang after the Clippers defeat the San Antonio Spurs. After
being down twenty six points at one point in this one,
the Clippers come back thanks to an absurd second half
shooting performance. A mere Coffee was phenomenal in this one.
I need to have a soda because that game was
absolutely insane. One a night. The Clippers, again their first
went into it after just an insane performance. Didn't think
it was gonna go like that after the first quarter,
but hey, that's why you watched the entire game. If
you stopped watching the game, I feel incredibly bad for you.
Supreme Caffeine. Absolutely hats off to Amir Coffee an incredibly
clutch performance. I gage it over what we just saw.
What a phenomenal game after being down twenty six. It's insane.
Coffee for president. Sure I voted today, I might take
my ballot back and vote for a mere coffee. Uh yeah,
that was a lot of I don't know if that
was fun. That was terrifying to start this game. To
start this game, it was brutal basically, to start this game,
this game with the opposite of how you would think
it would go for the Clippers if you've watched them
at all this year. They were bad inside the paint
because Victor woman Yanna is an incredible defender inside the paint,
and they were money from the outside, specifically in the
second half. That was incredible. There's a couple guys to
pick for player of the game. I think most people
are gonna lean to a mere coffee, but who, I
don't know. That was that was crazy. We said that
every game was gonna be close in this one, so
this one was not close at all. This one started
off horribly. The Clippers allowed a forty point first quarter
and then they only put up fourteen in that quarter
as well. It was very bad. The Spurs were walling
off the paint. We got big Will Uptike in here.
Oh no, the screen's all weird, Will. How are you feeling?
Is that exactly how we thought that one would go?
Speaker 2: Exactly? Yeah, never doubt it, never doubted it for a second,
never doubted it for a second.
Speaker 1: Uh, I'm trying to wrap my head around. And I
was just talking about how it's like the deposite of
how the Clippers usually would have gotten a win, right,
Like they were incredibly hot from three late after being
kind of walled off in the pain.
Speaker 2: It was just well, they actually were able to execute
sort of down the stretch. I mean, they turned their
fortunes especially from that, Yeah, from the terrible first half,
and it's it's kind of been like the inverse of
what we've seen a lot like I think that has
been a huge struggle is the late game execution. Clearly
some fatigue has been setting in there sort of across
the board. But this game, you know, able to rely
on the bench in a you know, in a way
that was that was able to get us through it.
Even though Harden, who had a much better second half,
really really struggled in this one. Norm Powell, you know,
continues to be the highlight maybe of the Clippers offense
next to the beats Zubos in his increased role. He
played all about what four minutes of that first half
and the second leading scorer but actually third leading score
or I think behind Uh to be able to pull
it out and I mean shooting what did they end
up shooting? Like fifty five percent? They were, but it
was a great win.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they were one, I mean yeah, fifty from three Clippers. Yeah,
I mean a mere hit five of six. Norm was
five for eight.
Speaker 2: His six mir hit like the biggest one. Yeah, to
bring it within one. It was, you know, was the
biggest play of the game. And that was after Like
it was a couple possessions after that, like demoralizing sequence
where when we got the block and then the oob
on the other hand, uh in just like man, he's
a he's a black holder. The Clippers really struggled with
him down mouth. That was that was interesting to see.
What did he end with eight or nine blocks something
like that is unreal.
Speaker 1: It was nine. He almost had a triple double. He
was one block away from a triple and an effected
the Clippers incredibly early. We saw the paint for a
team that lives off the paint.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, very effectively.
Speaker 1: Yeah, TD given this shout out, Chuck, I like this
close event of bazoo coffee, Norm done and Harden phenomenal tonight.
It's a very small lineup, but it worked and ty
Loot did a great job of playing the hot hand tonight.
There was a time when Norm was going to check
in when in the third quarter when the lineup without
Norm or Harden had the run going. Norm was set
to check in and I think ty pulled him out,
was like, we got to keep going with this line
up right now. So hats off to Tye. A really
good game, Hey, your bench bro. Uh, for a really
good game rotation wise down the stretch for this one.
People have been upset about that, but he got it
done down the stretch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, and I certainly agree with the criticism.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: Part of it has just been you know, some of
the execution and like right of the players like and
I mean some of that is lineup de Pennant. Some
of it does just come down to getting in those reps,
which I mean, unfortunately or fortunately for the Clippers, depending
on how you look at it, they are going to
have a lot of those clutch time reps. They're going
to have a lot of time to figure out how
to make the right decision in close games.
Speaker 1: It's been every game. Has every game had clutch time? Yes, right,
I'm pretty sure, which is crazy. A nice a great
postgame quote from Tie here about a mere coffee said tonight,
he was a big reason why we won the game.
If we played basketball the right way. You never know
whose night it's going to be tonight. Was a mere
coffee's night. They played three quarters of the game the
right way, as sixty percent of the game the right way.
The beginning was brutal. Like we mentioned, it was just
rough all around. But one thing I liked in this
game in terms of the resiliency. Dude, Big Zoo made
some crazy hustle plays in this game for a game
where he did not shoot that well what he usually shoot.
He shot thirty five percent. Yeah, six makes, but he
he got disgustingly gritty offensive rebounds. He made all of
his free throws double digits and board again. Hell of
a game from Zoo and the type of performance they
need from the big guy right, like to kind of
be this hustle guy out there for him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure. And I mean it's been showing. I mean,
like the trust in it has clearly been showing this.
You know, just just under thirty seven minutes in this one,
Like I said, all the four minutes of that first half,
which he was you know, super needed for. Yeah, Kai
Jones only ended up playing four minutes in this one.
Speaker 1: So I said it a couple of games ago, I
think when Kai got nine minutes and Robert Flaum tweeted
this out too, like the lineup move is probably to
cut to a nine man row right now, or switch
out you though right, or switch out Kai's minutes for
moving in Jordan Miller or something like that, because I.
Speaker 2: Don't really see those as interchangeable.
Speaker 1: But well, you just run some more small ball, you
know what I mean? Like it wouldn't be like I
don't think that's a good idea, but Kyle fine, Kai
is not it at the backup center. There's a lot
of good tonight. Kayle was a part of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean he's going to have his limitations. I
think that there are there's situations where he can be effective.
Obviously it's just going to be staying in motion, like
when the clips have the energy to be able to
play that way. I think that it benefits him. That's
not going to be every night, and it's certainly not
going to be you know, if James Harden is going
to be playing as many available games as he seems
to be thus far.
Speaker 1: Yes, that is a good call. People are making coffee
to celebrate love that uh hello to everyone in the chat.
By the way, Tim Kirk is worried how come Zoo
hasn't developed a game outside the paint because he doesn't
need it. I don't.
Speaker 2: It's just we haven't like it's it's not it's just
not really necessary and right now, like and we've seen
flashes of it right like, it's just not something that
they would really go to. I gotta be honest with you, Uh,
Tim Kirk, We've been begging now for years just to
have Zoo involved offensively in the role of a center. Yeah,
and we're just now getting that. So you know, it's
it's baby steps. You gotta you gotta walk before you run.
Speaker 1: That's a very good point. Yeah, Zoo's Zoo's minutes would
be a lot lower if he was trying to try
out that mid range shot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I like, I like where your head's at,
and I do think that It's not like I don't
think it's an impossibility. I just think, Uh, it's what
we got going on right now with Zoo seems to
be working. Let's just uh, let's keep doing that. And
on a night where he had like a terrible field
goal percentage, let's uh, we'll just stick those fun the
funmentals emphasis on fun for Big Zoo.
Speaker 1: Have Zu bring the ball up like that idea. Of course,
Look we're not. We didn't say anything about not throwing
some sick dimes out there. We didn't say anything about that. Yeah,
some very funny plus minuses in this game. If you
just look at the box score, you would have no
idea what happened in this game if you didn't see
the final score a mere Coffee plus thirty four Chris
Dunn plus twenty four. But the other end of the
spectrum Terrence Man minus twenty, Derek Jones Junior minus twenty
or minus fourteen. Excuse me, um, I don't really like
this team is so up and down.
Speaker 2: That was not very good.
Speaker 1: He was not very good. He only took what four shots? Yeah, yeah,
took four shots. Well, he had you know what, he
did the thing he does. He had five points in
the first quarter. He didn't score after that. I think
Russo tweeted this out. Eighty five percent of his points
have come in the first quarter so far, as he said,
part of that is not playing late, because Tie has
managed those minutes. I think all the people mad about
him starting should be pretty happy that Ty's like managed
his minutes well enough that the Clippers aren't losing games
because Terrence is.
Speaker 2: In Yeah, I mean we like we we've talked about
this and it just with the way rotations work and
especially have been working as of late, I don't see
as being detrimental in any way, even if Terrence uh
is not at his best right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we obviously wanted to get better. But again, this
is the nice thing about having a coach like Ty.
He's like, oh, you're not playing well. Okay, Well, I
mean you're getting twenty five minutes. We're going to figure
this out. Saif saying they need all the coffee haters
to apologize right now? Is a mere coffee hated? Does
a mere coffee have haters? I know he does.
Speaker 2: I mean up watching the Spurs cast and like same,
you tell like people were a little surprised that, like
there were coffee chats in the arena, and like, I
feel like that's a pretty regular thing.
Speaker 1: He's a fan fave. He's absolutely a fan fave. Did
you notice on the Spurs broadcast how often they complained
about how far away from the court they were?
Speaker 2: Yes, Yeah, I thought was really funny.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm like, come on, like, what are we doing here?
Speaker 2: It's the only to be fair though. It's the only
NBA arena that I can think of that does that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're that far away that I.
Speaker 2: Can think of. But I mean, let me know if
there's another one. But I cannot think of another NBA
arena where they have broadcast road that far away from
the action.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I hadn't.
Speaker 2: It seems kind of weird to be pretty fair.
Speaker 1: And I hadn't heard that complaint before from a team,
so that is something to think about.
Speaker 2: Oh, I just heard about it from other Clippers Clippers people.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I mean sorry, I mean from other arenas.
You know what I mean, Like, it's not yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Just mean like when you see a broadcast, any broadcast
that you watch, you can tell where broadcast row is
if you're seeing the crowd into it. You have no
idea like where a broadcast row is because it's not
like it's not where it normally is, like at the
top of the lower bowl or like at the center there.
Speaker 1: Elite comment, thank you for reminding us of this. DECA
fantastic the mug Life for Brian Steman, who's in mid
season form. We love to see uh G Master Funk
Flex giving will a shout out sorry year. Some people
have been saying it's our year. Hey, it starts. It
starts with one win at home.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: I can't believe it took this long to get a
win it into it, but they did, which is fantastic.
Speaker 2: Which is good because if they would have lost or
justin Russo, they would have sent a new record in
the NBA for opening an arena with losses. They are.
They were tied with the chasinger opening for the Warriors,
who also went on four to start before winning their
fifth game on Also, I believe what was November fourth? Yeah,
something going.
Speaker 1: On there, Absolutely insane. Tim Kirk is still going off
about two and I respect this after a twenty six
point comeback, I too would love to be able to
focus on this man, Norm Powell. Six twenty point game
in a row, sixty three from three. What a wacky win.
We talked about it off top though, but the opposite
of how you think the Clippers were gonna win this
year with electric shooting from the outside and not super
successful shooting on the inside. But fitting for a team
like this to get a win like that for their
their first one in and into it. The game chart
first game game, Yeah, The game chart for this game
is so funny. I can't believe they were down twenty six.
I mean I can, but just not for them to
come back, and we kind of got crushing points in
the paint. Yeah, you look at the fast break points
twenty four fast break points tied and turnovers. It wasn't
a crazy sloppy game, you know what I mean, Like
the defense, like offensively only ten turnovers is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we just got improve We just got out rebounded though,
like fifty six to forty eight. And the rebounding for
the Clippers this year, Zoo being I believe the leading
rebounder in the NBA right now. I mean, like the
rebounding is what has kept the Clippers in a lot
of these games, is kept them very close along with
that defense. And so yeah, when you lose that advantage,
obviously going up against a player like Wimby and like
a lot of hustle guys, it things can get ugly
pretty quick, like in this this one could have easily
gotten to be a very ugly loss.
Speaker 1: Very good point this, I mean the resiliency right like
after norm what he said, the the vibes in the
locker room were nasty or something like that recently. This
the quickest way to fix fix nasty vibes is to
come back down from twenty six points, Like, I genuinely
can't think of a better way to help the vibes out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, we have to hold cliche. But it's
just also one hundred percent sury. Just winning solves every problem.
It's winning fixes everything.
Speaker 1: It's fine. Oh yeah, wonder what the team's gonna look
like when they play the old seventy six ers and
Paul George on Wednesday, But not worried about that right now,
if you're new to the stream. The Clippers did come
back down from twenty six points against the Spurs, who
Chris Paul looked very upset to start this game and
looked like he wanted to kill the Clippers.
Speaker 2: Did you hear that the flopper chant and the fourth
so that rule crowd, Like the crowd is so loud
into it, like they can't they can't muffle a lot
of stuff on the broadcast, which is really funny.
Speaker 1: That's sick. Shout out the wall for for sticking with it.
It did look like a bit of a light night
at into it. But I mean Wednesday night game against
the Spurs.
Speaker 2: Monday night in your own forward home against the Spurs.
Speaker 1: Like, I'm not blaming people for not being there, but
the people who were there were very loud, which is awesome.
David Day, It.
Speaker 2: Is not true.
Speaker 1: You don't have to have the facial recognition.
Speaker 2: There's just an expediated line if you do set it up.
Speaker 1: But you can use like your Apple watch or your
phone or something. Yeah, don't worry.
Speaker 2: You do have to have the app though, like to
get your tickets and all the shit. You don't You
don't have to, Uh, you don't have to scan your
face though. It does make everything at the arena easier
though if.
Speaker 1: You do, Yeah, it does. Man. The minutes distribution to
night was really interesting too. Nico played twenty KPJ played
twenty didn't shoot well, but he had seven assists and
eight boards.
Speaker 2: He shot very poorly, Christ he didn't he led the
team and assists.
Speaker 1: And he yeah number one, I know. And it took
hard in what it took hard in like seventeen minutes
to get an assist tonight. It was like the second
long it's ever taken him to get an assist. But
I mean they found a way.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, and it was wild because they still found
ways to feed Zoo like they still had him, They
still had him going. Like like I said, him and
Norm were kind of the only uh bright points offensively
for the Clippers in that first half.
Speaker 1: Yeah, shout out Scott Tran late night, but it was
still pretty loud, better than a light nighted Staples. Okay,
that makes sense. I can see that chunk wanting to
know how long is this KPJ shit gonna last? Well,
if you look at his lineup data, he's part of
one of the more successful lineups. His shooting has been bad.
I'm not saying that at all, but in terms of
how Tyler thinks about this, I don't think that change
is coming anytime soon because the change is Bones, right, Like,
who takes KPJ's spot?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't really see anybody other than Bones, And
it's difficult with Norm already being asked to do so much.
Bones would just have to show a lot. Bones would
have to show a lot, and honestly, like with where
things are at right now, and certainly like the amount
of leeway that KPJ has kind of been given in
this lineup, despite like some less than inspiring stretches. I
don't really know what it's going to take at this point,
like it I like, I mean, I'm.
Speaker 1: Not condoning, but like real truly, he has such a
high usage rate, Like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like I don't like barring like some sort of injury.
I like, I don't know, maybe he has a really
great week of practice or something and they toss him
a couple of minutes, but like seriously, like I just
don't I'm not with already. How kind of like thin
things are? You know? Uh? And you know they'll still
they'll still go with KPJ. And like sometimes it works
like he was better tonight. Sometimes yeah, yeah, sometimes it
obviously doesn't work. And if we haven't seen him yet,
I mean it is still early in the season, but
I I it does have me questioning, like what is
going to be what would it take, what would the
catalyst have to be to see bones out of there?
And Logan rap is saying Tyson's out on bonds. I
think that that's kind of where they're at.
Speaker 1: He had locker room stuff, right, Like it's not like
he was benched and sent home.
Speaker 2: But that was like a year ago.
Speaker 1: That's true. But I think, like you gotta work it.
I think he's still got to do a little extra
work or something, especially if the team was losing like
they were recently. Yeah, but I mean Pj's out with
the team, which helps. I don't think KPg is going
to the G League like some people are saying, but yeah,
I do think ties out on bones. There's you know,
he's he's staying after practice. You see some of the
footage like he seems to be doing all the right stuff.
But yeah, you look at even just the usage rate
of KPg. I think Adam talked about it. He's got
like a fort usage or it's like it's it's kind
of fucking crazy and he's shooting a.
Speaker 2: Lot of self imposed when he's on the floor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, perfectly, that is a very good call. I like
this for Malcolm Maxwell. We won to night. Let's keep
it positive Clippers fans, And yes it was a weird
ass win. This team is gonna get weird wins.
Speaker 2: They're like not perfect. Obviously, there's a lot of stuff.
There's a lot of stuff still to work on, but
this was something that you can build on. This was
a step in our right direction.
Speaker 1: You could say that something was born from this Adam Oslin,
I wouldn't, but uh Scott Tran saying it's a good
night Clippers one with the Sixers lose with a PG
thirteen brick. Yeah, you do kind of love to see that.
The into a Dome is going to be very vocal.
I would imagine on Wednesday night when Paul George returns
to the stadium.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Some of the podcast comments from the uh the audio
savant Larissa saying we got off to a slow start
but got the win. That that is maybe the understatement
of the season slow start. Fourteen points in the first
quarter has to be a season low for any quarter
for the Clippers, like they put up sixteen at one point.
But this is great stuff. This Hey, great call, Tim Kirk.
Lakers also lost to the lowly Pistons. Kind of a
perfect night for Clippers fans. Lakers lose to the Pistons,
kind of got smoked by the Pistons at what my
points in the game, Sixers lose on a PG thirteen brick.
It's a nice petty night for for Clippers fans. And
I'm sure I'll embrace.
Speaker 2: That for sure. Yeah, and I mean Clippers right back
in the mix, right where they want to be sitting
at fourteenth. Actually that's not updated, that's not play.
Speaker 1: So what are we moving up to? Like tenh feasibly
maybe things break their way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think we I think we'd be like eleventh
or twelve.
Speaker 1: Okay, Nipple Secretions is telling us that Dallas lost. Oh great,
appreciate you, it appreciate you and asked can we say
that on the show? I don't know that's his name,
their name, it's PG eight now only for kids. Great bit.
I like this from Logan wrap and four looks a
hell of a lot better than two and five.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, some people were and if you, you know,
you look out close, these games were. I mean they
could easily be. I mean they could. They could easily
be five and.
Speaker 1: Two sure or oh seven? Uh, Larissa, Do we ultimately
play better when Harden is not on the court as much? No?
I don't think so as much. I guess. I mean
he's still played thirty three minutes tonight, shot sixty percent.
Speaker 2: No, I mean I was impressed like that he was actually,
I like, I was impressed the way that he was
actually able to turn it around in a second quarter.
I mean, certainly like his longevity and fatigue is going
to be something to monitor, and I don't really have
any good answers without Kawhi Leonard back in the lineup
as to how to mitigate that. Right, Like, there's there's
I mean nights off, like unless it's absolutely necessary, it
like isn't really something we have the luxury of granting him,
which is unfortunate for a player of his age. But
that's kind of where we're at. So yeah, and tonight
I do see as somewhat of an anomaly, like we
got we got really good, but we got a really
great a mere coffee performance. You know, we got some Yeah,
you know, we got great, but two minutes like we had,
we had solid bench minutes, and we we had things
that were able to function. I mean, we already even
mentioned kpg's assists him being able to be a catalyst
for for other guys around him that can take some
of the burden off of Harden. Do I ultimately think
the team it is better when he plays least, No,
of course not, but you know, when things are going
it can help to lighten that burden.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's it's interesting because he also defensively hardened today
to start the game at one point, he had like
three strips in one possession to start this game. So
you're kind of like, oh, okay, like he's given a
little something on the other end at least making him
think about him out there. But yeah, until I like
your point, like until Kawhi comes back, Norm's already having
to do so much Like who is who is helping
him out? It's not gonna be Terrence. Terrence did bring
the ball up late in this game a couple of
times to help initiate some stuff. I don't think it
resulted in net positives for the Quippers on the offensive end,
but they're trying, right. Derek Jones Junior also kind of
took a weird knock in this game his shoulder on
that one play. I hope that doesn't linger, but he
was like kind of down for a second. Yeah yeah, So,
I mean you look at the splits in this one.
The Clippers from the field shot forty five percent from
three tells you a big story of how things were
going inside the paint and inside the arc for the clips,
just not a lot was falling at all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, it's a pretty big guy down there, dude.
Speaker 1: It was like, obviously we don't watch a lot of
Spurs games. And I know that I knew that Victor's
amazing and had seen him before, but like, oh.
Speaker 2: Shit, I mean you just tind of forget. I mean,
it's it's easy. It's just easy to forget.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Also hope Pop is okay? Yeah that Yeah, I
don't really see anything news on that the Cardiac Clippers
are back. They have been here the whole season, folks,
The Cardiac Clippers have been hanging out. We've all been defliberated.
I believe that's how you pronounce it tonight, which is fantastic.
Speaker 2: And they're not going anywhere, folks.
Speaker 1: No, absolutely get ready for more roller coasters. There is
no height limit to the Clippers roller coaster this year
at all. Any anyone can get on this thing, well,
anything else anything. I know we're going to do a
full pod tomorrow. Any thoughts on this one anymore? Like
just I mean, I think a win that personifies how
this team is going to get a lot of wins.
Speaker 4: I mean, well, I don't know if I don't know
necessarily about that, Like I like, I don't know how
many how many games they're going to be able to
come back from from twenty plus without Kawhy Leonard in the.
Speaker 2: Lineup, So this one was kind of this one was
definitely a special win. Being able to be able to
get that get that one out and honestly just get
the burden off of your back of being able of
getting the win in into a dome. I think it's huge.
It's you know, it just relieves some of the pressure
because I do think that sometimes it did seem like
the guys were kind of tightening up at the end
of games, which is nothing new. You know, we've seen
We've seen the Clippers struggle to execute sometimes in those situations.
But this time they're gonna have to be a lot
more comfortable because they're gonna be playing a lot more
of those minutes. But no, this was a great win,
great stuff from the bench. I do think the big
thing to embrace is like, you know, we're gonna need
We're gonna need like like the floor can't ever fall out,
Like we need consistent performances. With the addition of at
least one bench guy is gonna kind of have to
pop every game for us to win in any sort
of convincing fashion.
Speaker 1: I like that, Yeah, there's gonna have to be not
a complete anomaly of a performance, but close to one.
Speaker 2: Like not so big of an anomaly that it's like
impossible to happen on a night to night basis. Like
it doesn't have to be college, it doesn't have to
be coffee scoring nineteen points or whatever. But we need
we we are generally gonna need one guy who's not
in the starting five to outperforms, to sort of OutKick
their coverage, to out outperform sort of like what what
their pay grade is, unless you know, unless we get
those games where you know, Hard and Norm are both
really on offensively and the defense is clicking and we're
out rebounding another team by you know, a plus boards.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I like, I like that. We kind of saw
some like this was a I like this game from Tyleru.
We saw multiple guys on WEM beat open this game.
He's very difficult to stop, but giving him multiple looks,
we were very committed to that. He's stuck with lineups
when they were working. He didn't pull to anyone too
too soon or too late or anything. He you know,
rode the coffee hot hand. But I feel good about
this one. Like it's the grittiness and the bounce back
and this is gonna be needed. Like you mentioned, for
every single game, we've been in clutch minutes every game,
like and they they found something. Hopefully again the vibes
are corrected from being nasty.
Speaker 2: For all the conversations that we've had about starting lineups,
I think like far more important is it seems like
we're getting closer to something that could be a consistent
closing lineup like them. Yes, so yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Cosmic Dan saying it's always coffee time. We love that.
All right, I'm feeling good. We're gonna be back with
you all tomorrow. Thank you for bringing out. This is
clips and Dip. This is Will Updike. I am Chuck Buckler.
Adam Osland is working right now for a five seventy
on the radio. I think one of us might be
on the radio. I have no idea. Probably, I would hope.
So twenty six point comeback for the Clippers. Thank you
for hanging out, and yeah, it's always