Speaker 1: What is going on? Clippers fans? Welcome to season three,
episode forty of clips and Dim. I am Chuck Lockley.
We got the full crew today. Adam osn Will Updike
is here. We hope everyone is being safe. We hope
everyone is doing everything they can to feel Okay, We're
gonna keep it a little short for you all to day.
We're talking the Clippers versus the heat and kind of
some of the Clippers issues right now. Adam and Will,
we haven't spoken all three is a unit on the
show in a while. The Clippers game was delayed on Saturday.
I think we all understood why. Uh Will, Adam, how
are you? How are you? Fellas doing doing good?
Speaker 2: I mean it's been a wild It's been a wild
five days. If you live in southern California, it's been
kind of a lot. So Uh, yeah, I'm doing I'm
doing all right.
Speaker 1: Adam in the car ready to go at a moment's notice.
Should he have to? If you're missing If you can't
see out of in the car, check us out at
YouTube dot Comm Sacklippers Podcast. Adam, how are you? How's
the new cat? I'm sure that's nice to have in
this kind of stressful time.
Speaker 3: Hanging in there. It has been nice have a little
cat companionship while I'm hanging out at home a lot.
I had someone come over yesterday because there's no way
I could figure this out in a suitable amount of time.
So I went on a task rabbit and had someone
build me this huge cat tree. And this guy got
done at like forty five minutes with all his you know,
power tool stuff that would it's probably taken me all day.
So the cats like to climb the cats in heaven?
Speaker 1: Is the cat tree larger than your home? Because power
tool sounds intimidating for how large of a cat tree.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's I think it's over seven feet tall.
It's like eighty inches tall. It's got all these little
swinging you know, little cat balls or a mouse they
can play with, and a rope, and it's just it's
like it's a cat mansion.
Speaker 1: It's crazy, all right, Adam's a full on cat dat
Now that's fantastic man. Okay, So before we talk about
Clippers versus heat and a little bit of the nets game,
we kind of have to talk about how the Clippers
have not been very good over the last fifteen games. Well,
they're gonna look at five games sample sizes for these
upcoming games. But over the last fifteen games, Clippers are
seven and eight. They've slipped in a lot of things
that I think kind of just show some fatigue. Right.
They've slipped in every rebounding stat total, rebounds and percentages.
They've slipped in three point percentage. They've slipped in defensive
rating still top ten, they've slipped an offensive rating. Will
what do you think you see? Is it just fatigue
or the guy? Is it really the dog days of
the season, as Tyler has talked, and we're just kind
of like burn in the last of the oil before
Kawhi gets fully fully back into playing the full slate
of what he does.
Speaker 2: Means That's That's what I hope it is, right because
if not, the answer is that this is a regression
to the means from where the Clippers had over exceeded
early in the season, and maybe this is a little
bit closer to what this team is, which would be very,
very disappointing. So yes, I'm hoping, I'm optimistic that this
is just kind of thedulgence of the season. It's difficult
to maintain that sort of energy on the boards. It's
difficult to maintain that sort of defensive intensity, especially when
you get around, you know, that post holiday stretch, pre
All Star break. I feel like it's a very weird.
It must be a very weird time to play. It's
a very weird time, like just in the regular workplace
for an average human being. So I, you know, I
can't imagine what the vibes are like, you know, on
the team, but I think that that's been clear on
the court too well. I still feel like, you know,
this team, last couple of losses, aside they largely are
in most of these games, we have seen more double
digit losses in this last fifteen game span two, which
is a little bit more concerning, whereas the margin of
loss wasn't as large earlier in the season. So I'm
hoping that it is just it's something that just needs
a reset and to sort of re establish those habits.
The good thing is, right, is that they had them,
and we've seen it, and we've seen the identity, and
we've seen it consistently enough that we know what this
team is and we know what they're going to do.
It's not like years past where it's like yeah, are
they this? Are they this?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 2: They need to find a new thing. Oh this is
who we are blah blah blah blah. So that is encouraging,
right that they at least know the they know where
to course correct too, Like they're not, you know, they're
not navigating this in the dark. But I think if
if you're a Clipper span and you're looking at this
roster and you're thinking about the age, and you're looking
at the competition in the West, let's just keep our
fingers crossed that this is just a little bit of
fatigue in thedulgrums of the season.
Speaker 1: I like what you said kind of about the regression
to the mean, because Adam, you kind of brought up
the rebounding last week a little bit, and we've all
praised and kind of been pleasantly surprised at how good
the Clippers rebounding has been kind of up until this
last stretch. Do you think the rebounding is going back
to the mean? I don't you know what?
Speaker 3: A yeah? I like, well, yeah, the rebounding to me,
the rate at which they were rebounding at wasn't sustainable
based upon personnel, but it's gotten so low now this
isn't sustainable either. Somewhere in the middle between these two things, like,
I don't think they're a bottom five They basically went
from like a top five rebounding team to a bottom
five rebounding team over the last fifteen games, and that's
too much of a swing for me to believe that
they can keep rebounding this poorly. I think they're better
than this. But also, you know what, they've lost four
or five. They are two and four of their last
six games, and over the last six games, their defensive
is their defensive ranking is twentieth the last six games,
so and if you go back seven now it's tenth.
So it's really just the last six games where it's
been really bad on the defensive end. And they've started
off a couple of those games well, obviously the Atlanta
games in there where they blew them out, they had
the big early lead in ok See in Minnesota, they
let go of both of those, and they got crushed
by Denver the other night, which I think was, you know,
some really unique circumstances. That's kind of an outlier. But
even before that, the defensive numbers were down over this
recent stretch here, So your point of talking about fatigue,
I think that's it for the most part. I think
fatigue dog days, getting Kawhi Lehnaback a lot of moving
parts at once for this team to try to figure out.
But but as Will was saying, they know what they
need to do, they know the way to play, They've
done it the majority of the season. It shouldn't take
a herculean effort for them to get back to basics
and get back to having that defensive identity, which is
a lot of what they talked about today of practice.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I thought it was interesting to your point about
just that Wednesday game against the Nuggets, Niko Batoomb talking
about that about how he was checking his phone up
until like three minutes before tip off and you know,
planning the I can't I mean that it was crazy
they played that game. I think we can probably all agree.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Team Man basically said, yeah, I didn't want to
play that game.
Speaker 1: No, it was yeah, come on pregame, Tye. Yeah, Tyleru
was like, we're going to try, like I'm going to
try and get something out of these guys, but none
of us really into it right now. Yeah, and the
Kawhi it's tough too, because like we've had two games
back with Kawhi and the way that they're managing his
minutes right is, for the long run, it makes sense
he plays the longer stretches he gets to his twenty minutes.
He's not gonna be closing games. That's that's just how
it goes. But that also is making kind of course
correction I think a little more difficult, right because it's
kind of the in game rhythm. You're going from kind
of the full rotation in the first half to the
full rotation for like six and a half minutes of
the second half, and then you're shortened again. So like
there's some rhythm issues that I get to.
Speaker 2: Disagree with this a little bit. I gotta bush back
on this a little bit. Kauai has been in two
of these fifteen games like that, you know this isn't
a Kauai issue.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, I wasn't blaming Kawhi. I met it.
As far as like the course correction, it seems like
that seems like it's just throwing an extra thing they
have to deal with in terms of like Kawhi ramping up. No,
it's not sure, it's never a problem, and sure we.
Speaker 2: Haven't even seen Kawi at like seventy five percent I
would say of his capacity, but like he very meaningfully
improves the Clippers as a team in every single one
of these metrics that we've seen slide.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was minus eleven and I think for that
one stretch in the mini game. But again he's coming
back and they do have that blueprint. Is this next
slate of games kind of what they need. Like their
their schedule isn't incredible, right we have I mean, whenever
they're gonna play the horn, Yeah, it's heat nets Blazers.
That's a stretch where they can kind of figure at
least the defensive stuff out, because we're gonna get into
some of the heat stats of the last five games
they've been bad. But like this feels like a part
of the schedule, schedule they can kind of get right
a little bit. I would hope.
Speaker 3: They should. They need to go at least when two
of those next three, uh, if not win the next
three altogether, because it is a back to back Wednesday, Thursday,
Wednesday at home against Brooklyn, Thursday a night up in
Portland against the Blazers, So that's not easy. An they're
back to back. They need to be able to kind
of write the ship before taking on the Lakers, because
I think that's gonna be a really tough game. Like
these four Lakers games coming up within the span of
a month and a half, it feels consequential, it feels
very meaningful to how both these teams end up finishing
in the standings.
Speaker 2: I mean, these teams are half a game, and it
could be and like it could come down it could
come down to that. Who knows, but yeah, I would
agree it's it's again, no team is a tune up
team unless this, unless we are fully healthy. But this
is an opportunity on the schedule after you know, it's
understandable if they hit a wall, and I do think,
you know, like I said, I worry that it's a
reggression of the means, but it's also understandable that they
were kind of losing focus and losing some of like
the vigor and intensity at the same time is taking
on a pretty rough stretch of games.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and when you overachieve too, like every I think,
I don't. We don't use a lot of blanket statements
on this pot, but I think most people would agree
that the Clippers overachieved with Kawhi Leonard out of the lineup.
Right to overachieve kind of by just lodgely, you have
to over exert yourself compared to right like, so I
think that has something to do with it. And so
this Spur we talked about the Lakers game being important,
the Spurs game is important for the standings. We're two
games ahead of the Spurs coming up like that, and
that is like, these are crunch time games. The seating
is so jammed up right now. So I think, out
of my agree, they got to get two out of
three here for me to feel like pretty good, you know,
not as stressed I guess about the seating, because yeah,
that Laker game, that's gonna be a lot. I think.
Speaker 3: One thing that stands out most just the easiest answer
to a lot of the problems going on on the
offensive vent at least obviously Kawhi Leonard can fix what
ails them there. But they started off the season the
first twelve games they were seventeenth offensively, and that was
pretty solid for a team without Kawhi Leonard. But the
reason that happened is because they were third and three
point shooting during that time. They were shooting thirty nine percent,
and as soon as Derek Jones Jr. And Chris Dunn regressed,
as they have, well now the last thirteen games, they're
twenty fifth on the offensive. Vent is I gets as
simple as just some of the three point shooting from
them has dramatically shifted back to guys you know career averages.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I wonder if it's gonna be like we're kind
of dealing with, you know, some of the Terrence Man effect,
but times three now because we have done and Derek Jones,
who like the outside shooting for Terrence Mann. Last year,
it was very bad to start and then it kind
of evened out and we were good. It feels like
we're maybe getting a little bit of the opposite with
dun and Derek Jones Junior. But I'm hoping they start
falling because well, we were talking about this last time
we watched the game together. Teams are funneling the ball
to Chris Dumb. Teams are standing there and borderline just
holding their arms like this on defense. So Chris duncan
if he just gets into another rhythm. I don't know.
I hope it can. It can come back soon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yeah, Well I mean, we'll see it can't be
this bad.
Speaker 1: Right because I think Justin Rousseau tweeted it out. Also,
for those of you who don't know, Justin Russo is
a wonderful reporter. We refer to him as Rousseau because
Adam does so. He sounds like a French Canadian fir dropper.
It's very funny, but he's a wonderful reporter and you
should subscribe to. Russo writes. He had a tweet that
I'm trying to find where like Done is shooting something
like twenty six percent from corner threes or something like
that recently, and he's not that bad. We know that
he's not, you know, a lights out shooter, but he's
not twenty Yeah, it's real bad, Like it's got to
come back at some point.
Speaker 3: He and DJ are both career thirty two percent three
point shooters, and Done over his last thirteen games is
about thirty two percent, So it's not as bad as
it was for a while. He's gotten a little bit better.
But if either of them could catch a little bit
of a hot streak, that would be pretty big for
this team.
Speaker 2: Like a little bit of a who do you put
your bet on who who's more likely to snap into
a hot streak.
Speaker 3: I bought the numbers DJ, but.
Speaker 2: Take that to the bank. Adam Osley at the over.
That the over on DJ.
Speaker 3: Threes he's been he's been really bad lately, so he's
the one who should probably start progressing more to the
mean more drastically. But uh, I neither guy has proven
it at this level. Like DJ is what at thirty
five percent from three now in the season, after I
think the first twelve games he was shooting like forty eight.
Speaker 1: Percent from three.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's gotten. It's gotten pretty dramatically down for him
over the last couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: And it may Yeah, it's wild because it looks so
much worse. I didn't realize that he. I figured he
was probably like ten percent below his career average from
watching it. But he's just hovering right around there.
Speaker 1: He's doing a thing. And the stuff that's what makes
it hard too is like Done and Derek Jones Jr.
Are effectively competing for the last starting spot. I know
we're doing this rotating thing for a while, but the
starting lineup is going to solid ay at some point.
We're not going into the playoffs. The last five games
before the playoffs, aren't gonna play with the rotating starting lineup,
is all, don't. I don't think that's gonna happen. So
this I think makes it hard a little bit harder
for ty Lu too. He's like, both these guys are
shooting poorly, like great, Like this doesn't really help him
figure out who's gonna start. I don't think maybe I'm
blowing it too much out of proportion with the starting
lineup stuff, but like it's gonna settle at some point,
or has to me.
Speaker 3: It's destiny for DJ to stay in the starting lineup,
because the whole logic of he needs Chris Dunn out
there for another ball handler is gonna go by the wayside.
Once Kawhi Leonard gets up to thirty minutes again, then
you have the other ball handler. So I would think
that means DJ, by the end of the season will
be the more consistent starter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and will you're on team start Derek Jones Junior.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I've been on record. I just think it
makes I just think it makes more sense. I obviously
things change if if Done goes on a hot streak
from three or something, because I do see that being
very valuable, especially with how slow the offense has been,
at least until Kawhi rams back up. But assuming like
assuming full health, which I know is saying a lot.
It just makes a lot more sense for me to
for Derek Jones junior and there. And I've talked about
it before, but I just like the athleticism, I like
the versatility and just having some more size. I just
don't with the type of guards that we have on
this team, I just don't really see the argument for
having three of them in your starting lineup. I don't
see it.
Speaker 1: I don't see Yeah, and we'll know. I don't know
when we're gonna know what the starting lineup solidifies too,
But it has to happen at some point. Anything else
on the Clippers woes. Before we get into a breakdown
of a team that very much could help them get
out of some of these offensive.
Speaker 3: Woes, get back to the defensive identity.
Speaker 1: Guys, be better be We got be better play better defense?
All right? Coming up, we are going to be talking
the Clippers versus Heat game, which as of four fifty
seven PM on January twelve, is happening. It's obviously a
fluid situation. I want to give a big old f
you to the Santa Ana wins because they're not making
anything easier. We're gonna be breaking that game down. There's
gonna be a quick audio break coming up in three two.
Speaker 2: What hey, welcome back into clips and Dip. You're just
seeing us in real time. Do an ad break for
no reason. If you're watching this on YouTube, which you
should be, that's over at YouTube dot com Slash That
Clippers podcast. But anyways, we talked a little bit about
the Clippers and the wall they're hitting. Could this next
little stretch of games be the remedy to get things right?
TB tvd Uh, Chuck, where are you at? What do
you see as the uh, the easiest game here to
get a win?
Speaker 1: Okay, so they got the heat on Monday. The nets
they play on Wednesday. The nets are so bad. I
think it's it's gotta be the nets. Call me crazy, Adam, You're.
Speaker 2: More so than the heat, even with like how dysfunctional
the heat are.
Speaker 1: Right now, Yeah, because over the last five games, here's
the nets. Here's what the nets are twenty ninth in
They're twenty ninth in the three categories over the last
five games. Offensive rating points per game and plus minus
that you know, like if there was a team.
Speaker 3: Hey, the Nets are trying to make up for winning
too many games earlier in the season. Right now they
are trying to get back into the capture of the
flag hunt, especially after Cooper just dropped forty the.
Speaker 2: Tail of two course corrections. Really, between the Clippers and
the Nets.
Speaker 1: This is some Potti coom. These are two teams who
they should just say, Hey, this is what we're trying.
It's gonna be like a preseason game how Doc Rivers
talked about. You tell each other what you're gonna run.
That's what we should get from this Nets game. The
defense should look better versus the Nets on Wednesday. Their
offense has been so bad. For what it's worth, the
Clippers have been twenty sixth in points per game over
the last five games. But I believe in our offense
more than the Nets offense. The heat might be difficult though,
injury report wise, Kawhi will be available, his family everything.
He seems good to come back after checking on his family,
which if you had a problem with I don't know,
go fuck yourself. I guess this is a battle of
two really wonky offenses. Over the last five games, Heat
are twenty fifth, Clippers are twenty eight, So this might
be a bit of a rock fight. And the Heat's
defense has been good over the last five games, so
it might be a little frustrating tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they have won three in a row after losing
the first two without Jimmy Butler with the suspension. I
was looking at the on off numbers on the season
when Jimmy's on the court versus off. When he's on
the court, they have basically a top five offense. When
he's off, they got a bottom five offense. It's it's
a huge drastic swing from one way to the other.
So offensively they're struggling, but they're leaning into their defense
even more right now to try to get victories.
Speaker 1: And leaning into the defense more against the Clippers teams
offense has slipped is a little scary. Will I know
your big bugaboo assist a turnover ratio. Clippers are twenty
fifth and that over the last five games.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's it's looked at it, Loo, it's looked
a little it's.
Speaker 1: Past both the Itechs and the best.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's looked a little disjointed.
Speaker 3: What are they on the season, Chuck, I'm curious.
Speaker 1: Let me pull those Is it that much more than
what they have about teams traditional? Excuse me have to
go to the advanced stats assist a turnover ratio twenty third.
Speaker 2: WHOA not bottom five?
Speaker 1: Hey, not bottom five? But they have slipped two spots,
so I guess they're just playing their usual careless brand
of basketball.
Speaker 2: Over It's always been kind of a Clippers thing, right,
Like it was in the last iteration of two and three,
it was like, if we can keep it to like
like fourteen turnovers a game, we're probably we're giving ourselves
a chance to win.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and we saw it like, I mean, we got
lucky last year too, right, Harden had one game with
five turnovers or more and it was five, which we
would all be pretty happy with. Like gone on those days,
I think, Yeah, I don't know, the heat, it's wonky.
They're always a team that, like the guys who want
to play for the heat at the current moment, always
play hard and stuff like that. So this is a team.
I'm not going to talk about, you know, heat culture
or whatever, but they they've got a.
Speaker 2: Chip on their shoulder. They always got kind of a
chip on their shoulder, and now with the Jimmy Butler stuff,
it's kind of doubly so it's not exactly yeah, it's
it's not a matchup to take lightly despite sort of
you know, again we'm talking about how this team doesn't
play to other teams records, but it is they're in
a spot right now where, you know, like they have
no incentive to not win. They could have, you know,
a wealth of picks coming their way potentially on what
goes down with this, or at least a couple or
at least a first rounder, so you know, there's there's
no need for them to lose games. And if anything,
they're trying to audition for the next you know, whoever
they end up getting in there or if they're able to,
you know, transition to the next phase of the you know,
they're sort of dominance because this is a team that's know,
like a year of what two years removed from a
finals run. I mean, it's not like.
Speaker 1: In a finals run that everyone was kind of like.
Speaker 2: It's i mean, like say what you want to say,
like you still gotta make I mean, you gotta made
it the finals. You play the teams in front of
you and I don't know what you want to say.
Speaker 1: They did, but I mean that kind of plays into
the fact of like they're not you know that was
that was a finals run that a lot of people
didn't see coming. Let's just say so, it's like they
were doing more with less. That that plays more into
the like the new identity type thing.
Speaker 3: They're gritty and they're gonna have something to prove right
now without Jimmy Butler, so I'm sure they're extra motorvade.
Speaker 1: It does feel like, I don't know if it's a
trap game because the Clippers haven't been playing well enough
for it to be considered a trap game, you know
what I mean, there should be no track game. Yeah,
that's fair.
Speaker 3: That for people thinking that Miami has just totally falling off.
They're twenty and seventeen, just like the Clippers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're playing bombs, playing pick up with a bunch
of plumbers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Okay, there is something to that, but I still
think there's two good.
Speaker 2: Teams in the East and everybody else.
Speaker 1: They're all old. They're all guys who play in the nineties.
They're playing a bench a bunch of sixties and seventy
year Olds over there. Yeah, it's gonna be I think
it's gonna be too close for coming.
Speaker 2: Twenty and seventeen in the West. Hits different, all right,
it's all I.
Speaker 3: Mean, I agree, I think the Keeppers are better, but
Miami's defense could make this a hellish type of ball band.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, if they get And we've seen kind of
the blueprint to make Norms life difficult, which is be
physical with him. Right. We saw the Nuggets really put
that on display with Jamal Murray on him. We lout
Dort obviously, and I'm interested, like, this is a tough
test for Coo too, right, because we've seen him, we've
seen him shoot threes. Well, he hasn't been as willing
and I don't mean that with any negative connotation to
drive the ball. He's getting back into basketball shape. It
makes sense. The lift on that one reverse layup was
a little So this is a this is this is
a difficult game. I've now veered into being more worried
about this game because I want I want Kawhi's twenty
minutes to be good for Kawhi and selfishly, well that
means they're good for the team anyway. But this is
gonna be tough for Kawhi.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I wonder who they're gonna have on him. It's
gonna be Haimi Hawkes out of U. C. L. A. Rosier,
or if they're gonna put Bam on him. He did
have one of his best dunks of last season was
on Bam who tried to guard him on the baseline
and Kawhi blew by right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, or.
Speaker 3: They're gonna muck up the game. It's gonna be a challenge.
And you know that's if the Clippers. It's still gonna
be tough to focus in. I know where days removed
from what happened in Den, but now they're back home
in their own backyard. How are you not going to
be thinking about it?
Speaker 1: And like we mentioned, or we we didn't mention, we
were talking before this, we're not out of this yet
for the people like the Santa Ana Wins are still
being their rude, unhelpful selves, seemingly earlier in this week.
So that's why we kind of talked about the game
being played as of now, we'll see what happens. Then
they played the Nets Wednesday, who again horrendous basketball over
the last five outings. Anything else to say before we
pick our player of the games game. We're just gonna
do game for the Heat game tomorrow night. I'm good, Adam. No,
We're gonna go with Will because I think Adam went
first last time. Well, you're Kawhi, Leonard Avitza Zubats, Norm Powell,
James Harden, Jordan Beller honorary player of the game.
Speaker 2: Oh man, uh, I'll go with Chris don Let's say
I'll contradict Adam even though I agree with him that
I do think that DJJ is due. Let's say Chris
Dunn has a has a solid shooting.
Speaker 1: Name, Okay, and we know the defense will be on point. Yeah,
Adam your player of the game pick.
Speaker 3: I took that as a challenge, and I'm gonna go
with Derek Jones Jr. Against his former team, against his
former two.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, do you think he's starting?
Speaker 3: I thought he was gonna start against Minnesota. It's possible.
It's possible.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's possible. That is that is as true as
you can get with this quick. The one thing we
know for sure is that it is possible that Derek
Jones Junior will maybe start home Monday. I'm gonna go.
We're gonna need to spark off the bench. I'm gonna
go with mere coffee. A mere coffee is gonna have
one of those nights where timely three here scrapping for
a loose ball gets the foul call or something like that.
I think a mere coffee is gonna be incredibly helpful
for the Clippers. He kind of has to be. I
think tomorrow, and I hope Terence Mann has a good
game because they're still trying to figure out his minutes,
which makes things wonky too. Okay, So I got I
have one A one B.
Speaker 2: All right.
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Clippers podcast. But hey, however, if you're listening, if you're watching,
however you're consuming us, we appreciate you.
Speaker 1: We very much appreciate you. Thank you for listening, Adam,
as you always do. We need one positive thing to
send these Clippers folks into their week.
Speaker 3: With dips in the season like we're seeing from the
Clippers right now, we have lost four or five happen
and they can help you refocus and they can help
you get back to your identity, your foundation to what
got you to being over five hundred. And I think
they're gonna have a locked in attention and detail on
the defensive end tomorrow night like we haven't seen in
a couple of games here.
Speaker 2: These dips are also not even close to the kind
of dips you can catch on the show in the
off season.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, if you if you guys brought some food
insro check out the off season episodes. A little something
special for you out there, Thank you all for hanging out.
I'm Chuck Walkler. This is Adam Os and Will Uptyke
and as always, let's go clickers.