Speaker 1: What is going on? Clippers fans, Welcome to season three,
episode forty three of Clips in Dip. I am Chuck Mockler.
We got the full crew. Adam Osend is here, William
Updyke is here. Just a little quick hitter for you.
Now that Kawhi is playing fourth quarter minutes, we're going
to talk about what we liked from seeing that as
a whole, a little bit about the wonky officiating that
that happened in the Phoenix game, and then the Clippers
thankfully have some winnable games coming up because we got
to make up for this conference record. If you're watching
us at YouTube dot com slash at Clippers Podcast, Hello,
if you're listening, hello to you as well. Before we
get into it, and before we get into Adam's big announcement, William,
how are you doing on this kind of chilly to
day evening in Los Angeles?
Speaker 2: I'm doing good man. Last night was certainly a bummer
the way that one panned out. There are some issues
which I'm sure we'll talk about, but yeah, I don't know.
I'm I'm braving through the cold. I'm doing all right.
Speaker 1: You're surviving, which is good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yeah, I'm almost feeling up to fourth quarter minutes,
so just get back to me.
Speaker 1: At the end of this podcast.
Speaker 2: But I'm almost there.
Speaker 1: That's why we're doing a short one to day. Will's
got a minutes cap, so we got it. We're gonna
do the first two Thursday of episode. Adam, no minutes
restriction for you. We know that whole season you've been
playing the full forty eight. How are you doing today
after that loss to the Suns.
Speaker 3: I'm okay. It was a tough loss last night because
it happened again to the Suns and this time they
had Kawhi and it was pretty bad first half, which
probably did them in overall. They just didn't start so
poorly defensively, and Phoenix wasn't that hot. From three. People
kept saying, well, you're leaving one open. It's like, guys,
teams don't shoot eight of eleven on a wide open
threes like they did in the first quarter. Like they
weren't all wide open first of all the first quarter,
and they still went eight of eleven. That's open gym stuff,
Like it was crazy. So they had some outlier shooting
go against them, and I think Phoenix just has some
confidence against them right now. After that fifteen of fifteen
starts to that third quarter of the last time they
played them into it. Dome just seems like they have
a rational confidence against the Clippers.
Speaker 1: Can we can you do your big announcement now? Is
the public ready?
Speaker 3: No? No, why anyone else cares? But I got another kitten, yes,
and I named I named it Tuca after Biaka Patuca,
my favorite panther growing up. One of the great names,
because it's like a little black cat, looks like a
little panther, and it fucking claws like one my hands,
my heads like whoa, yeah, it's it's only two months old,
and uh it's not spade yet, and you're.
Speaker 1: Like, it eats whole carcasses of antelope, which I have
to track in.
Speaker 3: It's such about It can be very sweet too, but
uh yeah, you know, it's the fun part about cast.
They could be very unpredictable and wild.
Speaker 1: Well, we're excited to see Byakobatuca on the show at
some point. But before we get into even more cat talk,
we got to talk about it. The Clippers lost. If
you missed it, they lost by two against the Suns.
The first half was horrible. The first half of this
game was very bad from the Clippers defensively, Like it
was not what we're used to seeing at all.
Speaker 3: The fifteen second chance points in the first half by
the Suns. The fifteen second chance points by in the
first half by the Suns because I think they averaged
twelve per game and they had fifteen. They averaged fourteen
three pointers made per game. They had fourteen at the
half against the Clippers, and a lot of that happened
because the offensive rebounds the Clippers were giving up. Coach
lou did say postgame that he felt like because the
way they were scrambling and rotating, it led to some
of those offensive rebus for the Phoenix Suns where guys
were just out of position, which does make sense, but
long a lot.
Speaker 2: Of longer rebounds too, dude.
Speaker 1: So many grabbed, like at the free throw line. Like
there was one sequence I think it was. This was
later in the game, but it was when things were
like the Clippers were doing their thing. Booker missed a three,
I think got his own long rebound, just took a
couple steps back and hit another three.
Speaker 2: And that's one of those things that like I understand
needing to make an adjustment, but it's just kind of
counterintuitive to the way that you've been rebounding and playing
defense sort of all season. So I can't really fault
them for that. I do think though, that you know,
the the laxa daisical approach to the defense. I mean, yes,
there was an outlier shooting night. I think it's an
outlier shooting night anyway. But when you allow a team
to like get comfortable and get into rhythm like that,
you're certainly not doing yourself any favors.
Speaker 1: And we saw him lock it up in the third right.
They won a seventeen to three run in the third quarter,
which was fueled partly a by the sun's coming back
down to earth a little bit. But and the defense
just like not having to chase as much before we
get to the kauhai stuff. Last time we were all together,
I was the one who was the most concerned about
Chris Don's knee. Was a little poo pooed. How do
we feel it? I think that absence was felt last
night for a team needing a defensive jolt, and he
might miss the next two games.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Honestly, if they had fifteen minutes from Chris Dunn
last night, they probably win that game. I do feel
like he can disrupt an offense, you know, in a
minimal amount of minace, which is the energy he puts
out there and the way he can just be an
absolute rabid dog defensively.
Speaker 1: He's ruled out for tomorrow's game against the Spurs, and
then he might rejoin the team on the road trip,
is what Loss said yesterday. But I don't think.
Speaker 2: Yeahs, no travel is the level of concern for you.
Speaker 1: The no traveler is where I'm like, so he's not
with the team. I don't There's only two more games
after this one against the Spurs. Let's let him heal
up these next two games after the Spurs, Like this
is where the Clippers can get wins, which we're going
to talk about, like let him hang out. He can
come back when they get back to into it though,
because we're gonna need him. Like he's he's a he's
a guy who is a playoff disruptor when it comes
to defense.
Speaker 2: I mean, I mean Kevin Portjuni was not good last night.
Speaker 1: No, yeah, he was so and he was so good
on Saturday, which was crazy, like he did all this time.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's the thing that we keep saying though, like,
I mean, yeah, that's why he doesn't like, that's why
he doesn't have a guaranteed spot. I mean he kind
of doesn't tie lose rotation, but I mean on any
other team, like the consistency, the level of consistency is
just not there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would like to point out that Terrence Man
is hardly playing now and Chris Dunn is not there.
I don't think. I don't think KPJ is the guy
coming out of the rotation with Chris.
Speaker 1: No. Yeah, That's this other funny thing is like some
people are like, how long is Tyler going to do this?
We're halfway through the season. This is what he's doing. Like,
we're not five games in seeing what's up. It's the
end of January. Like KPJ is effectively, I don't know
if he's in the playoff rotation, but he's in the
what's gonna be the shorter regular season rotation once they
start figuring it out. I think because we need another
ball handler.
Speaker 3: I don't see how your backup ball handler cannot be
in the playoff rotation. He's your backup ball handler, like
I it may not be playing, you know, twenty five minutes,
but he might get twelve.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, you're right, it'll be It'll be diet KPJ.
Speaker 3: Right now. That's what it looks like.
Speaker 2: I and he was at like fourteen last night. I
would say, like, yeah, that ten to twelve number is
pretty safe assumption. It's just going to be a matter
of by how much are we losing those minutes.
Speaker 1: I mean, he could like that's the thing, like he
could come in score some like help us win a game,
and then the next night it's like, oh, it's the
the other version.
Speaker 3: It's as like plenty of players aren't inconsistent in this league.
Of course, you don't know what you're getting night to
night from anybody. It's just such a wider variance with him.
But I do think it's worth pointing out he almost
won them the game against Boston with all the guys
out absolutely third quarter, and he helped them win the
game against Milwaukee with doing all the little things in
the fourth quarter.
Speaker 1: That was his best game to me, because it was
like the Boston game was great, obviously, but that was
we had six rotation guys out right, like it's his time,
it's great. He took he took charge of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's having to like fit the mold a little bit.
Speaker 1: Less and that exact. Yeah, And he did what Tyler
alluded to the other night, right on Saturday, where he
said like he was kind of taking charge of the
unit on the floor and like getting guys involved. So hey,
you got half a season to figure it out. I
guess we'll see.
Speaker 3: And as rough as last night was, as rough as
the KPJ minace where things could be worse, Like you
could be down twenty five in Philly to a Sixers
team without Paul George, without Joel Embiid, like things could.
Speaker 1: Pooh is that? Who are you speaking of?
Speaker 3: Take care of business, six Ers.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get to the best part of the
game against the Suns. Kawhi Leonard playing fourth quarter minutes.
We got fourth quarter Kawhi back and he looked great.
I thought, in context, Will, how did you feel did
you stand up? Were you clapping in your apartment when
when Kawhi was getting ready to come in in the
fourth quarter? How did it feel to see about there?
Speaker 2: Oh? I mean it felt great. And he had what
two dunks in this game? He looked he looked pretty
spry when he took that fall on the hip. I
was certainly very very worried. I mean, luckily it's the
other side of his body, but still it.
Speaker 1: Was so awkward, like yeah, like.
Speaker 2: It was so like it was kind of slow, which
I feel like are always like the bad ones when
it's like it happens slow for some reason.
Speaker 3: To you guys, like he wins before he hit the ground.
I thought it was in the air where it almost happened.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think you're right, because he like the way
that he goes down. Yeah, he was definitely like he
felt something was bracing himself or it did not look great.
But to shy away from that.
Speaker 1: He's not on the jury report either.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, Yeah, No, it was great to see him
play some fourth quarter minutes, and I mean it just
opens things up for everyone else. And you know, it's
another one of those what it could have should as
if maybe those minutes were managed a little bit differently,
you know, if he was in the closing closing, I
don't know. I don't know that that's enough to tip
the scales. I think they were just a little bit
too far behind all night.
Speaker 1: I yeah, I think the most encouraging thing other than
the dunk after the fall, right, I feel like I
heard it. Clippers fan in the city be like God,
the layup he had was it his first bucket of
the fourth quarter, He only had two bringing the ball
up at half, and he just went by everybody and
just hit a tough layout and it was like he
was he blew by a double team. It was. It
felt really good to see that second layup. Not that
you know, we had any reason to not think he
would be explosive of whatever adjective you want to use,
but like it was, it was encouraging. Was he more encouraging?
Speaker 3: And that looked like a vintage Kawhi Leonard type of
layup where he kind of tries to draw the foul
and kicks his legs at the end. I think he
just caught the defense slipping there because they didn't think,
oh he's gonna go all the wat to the basket here.
He didn't let them get set. He just go in
for a quick hitter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was smart play. Probably should have got the call,
but the refs were terrible.
Speaker 3: The last three games. I gotta say the last three
games the Clippers have kind of and they've lost two
of them and the rest have been pretty bad at
all three.
Speaker 1: And we're not a show that I would say blames
the refs kind of really ever, but the last three
games watching that, it's just been like the double dribble
not called on Beal blew my mind, the travel calls
on a meal like it was just like that was frustrating. Adam,
do you want to add anything about the Kawhi fourth
quarterman inspect he played six and a half minutes in
the fourth. I think we're going to see the same
kind of what was it twenty eight, twenty seven? Yeah,
I still seven.
Speaker 2: I do want to say, like one thing. I mean,
Adam teased this like a game early. You were thinking
in Milwaukee we might see a bump up of the
minutes around to thirty, and I gotta say, well, it
seems like a minimal difference. I really like the jump
from like twenty four to twenty eight, and like just
taking this as gradually as humanly possible. Obviously, you feel
even better about it if the Clippers were able to
eke out a win in that one. But I do
really like this approach. I am a fan of the approach.
I think that this has been done more thoughtfully, not
you know, not that they did it half hazard before,
but I feel like this is the most thoughtful they've
been in a return of a marquee player. I don't know,
and I'm sorry to step on your toes whatever you
get into it.
Speaker 3: No, it's a good point because basically you're getting Kawhi
Leonard the first seven minutes of each quarter. That's kind
of how they divvied up the minute, So it just
feels a little bit more consistent, reassuring for the rest
of the lineups and how you build these things out.
The coacher talked about it a little bit post game,
how they're still adjusting, But I thought he looked pretty
good in the fourth quarter. He did have that really
bad turnover where he just kind of lost.
Speaker 2: The ball across.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was kind of like a KPGA type of turnover,
just like a oh all happened. The ball pressure wasn't bad,
and he just lost it making a move. It happens,
and maybe that was just I don't know, he was
a little bit more gas because it was the first
time he played that many minutes.
Speaker 1: Who knows, It's been a lot of basketball too, right,
Even if he took the back to back off it's
just been a lot of basketball for guy coming back.
And the rotation you mentioned too, because I'm pretty sure
that fourth quarter stip it lets Harden get some rest, Yeah,
because I don't think Harden was on the floor for
that whole first stint, So let's Harden kind of come
in and be the closer.
Speaker 2: And that's like another reason why, Like you know, it
was a KP jet skate performance. Obviously you can't hint
everything on box Scar, but like he was out there
in kawhi minutes and like team worse plus minus. So yeah,
not eve shine from him.
Speaker 3: I saw some people say, well, why wouldn't you save
him for the end of the fourth quarter. It's because
that would be a huge amount of time off from
his state to start the third.
Speaker 2: No, that's a great point.
Speaker 3: They're not going to risk him, you know, coming in
cold to chase a game and have a better chance
maybe with him at the very end of it to
close it out. They're they're going to prioritize him just
having his minutes evenly distributed and him having some consistency
with rest on the bench each game.
Speaker 1: The consistency is huge. You're totally right, Like taking him
out in the first seven minutes of the third and
then come come in the last seven when we're really
making this push, when you haven't been playing for I
mean a full quarter of an entire quarter plus a break, like, yeah,
we'll see. I bet the minutes restriction is up to thirty.
By oh, let me pull the schedulep real quick, I'm
typing super loud. I bet that's up. I bet he
plays thirty against the Lakers all the fourth. Yeah, mind you,
there are three games between now and thens, so I
think you can right. No back to backs. First back
to back is the twelfth from thirteenth of February, right
before the All Star break.
Speaker 3: Because back to bats are tough. You could end up
losing in Philly to a team without Paul George and
Embi badly. Embarrassingly. They're really hard.
Speaker 1: But for some for some teams, they are difficult. Anything
else on how we're feeling about Kawhi before we head
into a little please, we need to win some of
these games.
Speaker 2: I think before we close on this game. I mean,
I know it's expected, but one of eats a Zubats
is doing this season. I don't feel like we can
give enough phrases for twenty five and sixteen. He did
have three turnovers, which wasn't great. He was getting a
shit whistle. I thought you was getting I thought you
was getting a shit whistle.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: He had one free throw attend all game. He was
taking all sorts of contact. You know, obviously he motions
to the refs. He's aware, he's very upset, but he
doesn't ever like hang his head. He's not like sleeping
on the next play. He's not stewing on it, like
I thought. It beats zoobots. This was another I mean,
this was like it's even hard to pick because there's
been so many, but I feel like this was one
of the best all around Zoo games of the year.
You know, you maybe take away the turnover, sure, but uh,
that was another reason that it was kind of a
bummer for me that the Clippers couldn't get over the
hump in this one.
Speaker 1: You know what would help with the whistle. We've talked
about it for maybe five years at this point. Grow
the hair long. You gotta have something to shake when
you're getting contact down.
Speaker 2: There, or even like go back to the glasses and
like kind of grease him up so you have them
falling off all the time.
Speaker 1: Dude, Oh my god, before I got contacts, anytime your
glasses fell off playing a sport, you just it couldn't
you could You could be on your way to a
triple double. If your glasses fall off, you just feel
like fucking Millhouse, Like you could have like dunked on
a guy. But if your glasses fall off, it's like,
oh yeah, shame for Zoo should be an All star.
Yeah that was good.
Speaker 3: That was a good I honestly I said this earlier
in our text, but I think the type of energy
Zoo was on in that game, I think he could
have got to forty if they really fed him. In
that game against Phoenix, Nick Richards wanted no part of him.
He went around Mason Plumbley for that crazy reverse layup,
he dunked on him and show one they had nothing
for Zoo Bots.
Speaker 2: That reverse, that baseline reverse was unreal. For a big man,
I thought that was unreal.
Speaker 1: The footwork is crazy.
Speaker 2: And also also because he's not even in the inaugural
players that we can't pick, I think we got to
give a shout out to Derek Jones Junior, who had
an absolutely insane dunk off the Norm Powell miss. That
was like that fucking blew my mind. He came out
of nowhere. I yelled a little bit because I was scared.
I wasn't even excited. I was like, where did he
come from?
Speaker 1: That's like maximum put back distance. It has to be
and I don't.
Speaker 2: Know to be I don't know how they measure that,
but it has to be up.
Speaker 1: There, like someone get the again. Another Zuppruiter footage, but
like that, he was so far out when he jumped
and he was bat like.
Speaker 2: The team shared multiple angles and like basically the way
that the broadcast cameras were shooting it. He's so far out,
he's not in flame.
Speaker 1: It's like a jump scare.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what it was.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I yelled, I was, I didn't I couldn't even cheer.
I was too scared.
Speaker 3: I think that's the best back dunk since Blake had
the dunk on the back of how Gasol.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was incredible. Oh man, So there were some
good things from.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he only ended up going one of three from
beyond the arc, but all around, I thought that was
a great there John Shunion game.
Speaker 1: Yeah, horrible bench game, which we'll talk about later at
some point. All right, coming up, we're gonna be just
a quick rundown of the again incredibly winnable games the
Clippers have coming up before we send you out on
your week. If you're listening, there's gonna be a scooch
of a commercial break. If you're watching, you're gonna enjoy
this moment of zen. We're gonna be talking some winnable
games after this in three, two one.
Speaker 2: All right, welcome back into clips and did we're how
many games we had predicted? This nine game scratch? I
think we're two games in so far, one and one. Anyways, whatever, regardless, regardless,
we got some we got some winnable games coming up.
We got the Spurs, Hornets, Raptors all on the roster. Charles,
what are you thinking? Well, we'll three and oh, run
right here, little morale booster dude.
Speaker 1: Like I looked up just last five games net rating.
Spurs are twentieth, the Hornets and Raptors are twenty fourth
and twenty fifth, like these are de Aar and Fox
trade pending. I guess before we play this pers there
is I don't usually say things like this. I don't
think there's no reason the Clippers can't go three and
oh over this stretch. Yes, it's every other day. I
understand that there's travel. The quality of those opponents at
this time. These are teams that if the Clippers are,
you know, who we think they can be, they need
to win these games. I'd be fine with two in one,
but they it's am I wrong here?
Speaker 2: These Furs are a little bit in a little bit
of a slump. They're falling down the standings. They're out
of the playing picture right now. Three and seven in
their last ten again, doesn't mean that you can like
play down. I still think that, I still think that
it could be a difficult game, but it is for
sure a very winnable game, and after another loss to
a Western Conference team, you have to do everything you
can to bolster that record. Where two games right now
outside of potential the plane it's too dun moves down.
But uh yeah, you.
Speaker 3: No, I think it's possible. No back to backs. Level
of competition. Spurs or three and seven their last ten.
They just lost a game in Paris with Victor lemen
Yama that.
Speaker 2: No one could watch.
Speaker 1: We'll see what was up with that? What was that?
Speaker 3: Even?
Speaker 1: Was that only on like the keep sport or whatever. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Uh, I would say, if you want to be a
top four seed to the Western Conference, you probably have
to win the next three games. These are just games
you have to win because yeah, they're two games behind
Denver who's in the four spot, but it's actually three
because Denver has the tiebreaker with conference record and they're
not giving that up. It's not going to happen, so
you're gonna have to straight up, I'll.
Speaker 2: Give you two and a half. I can do two
and a half.
Speaker 3: I'm just said, these are the ones you have to win.
This is it.
Speaker 1: And you mentioned the conference record. The only other teams
with a losing conference record in the Western Conference are
the Blazers, Pels, and Jazz. Yeah, every other team is
at least five.
Speaker 2: Only one team in the play in playoffs picture has
as many conference losses as the Clippers, and it is
the Mavericks, who are without Luka for a period of time.
They've been a little banged up. It's not good. It's
it's not good. I don't do you want me to
elaborate further.
Speaker 1: It's really right, But yeah, like this, if any of
these were a must win, the Spurs. One is just
strictly for the conference situation, Like this is like it's
not an anomaly, it's not crazy. But you're like, damn,
we've been overperforming. We've been really you know, field ourselves
with how we were playing. We can't beat anyone in
the conference.
Speaker 4: Really, Like, well, we don't have a bad Yeah, that's
not for a team that is elite, you know what
I'm saying, Like, you gotta that's.
Speaker 1: Who we're playing in the playoffs. I wish we could
play no, I guess.
Speaker 3: But like even with that, for some reason, I still
feel very confident in this Clippers team when healthy. I
feel like the record is somewhat influenced by who is available.
Did they have Kawhi. They've had a couple of bad losses,
but they haven't had many, uh this season where I
felt like, you know, they just didn't bring it that night,
or they were outclassed San Antonio the last time out.
They were, so they better be much better tomorrow with Kawhi.
Speaker 2: Portland. That one is never The.
Speaker 3: Portland loss is awful.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I'm never gonna forget that one.
Speaker 2: I just won the World Series and I couldn't have
been more Bond.
Speaker 1: It's the same.
Speaker 2: Damn it was the same. Damn night. I couldn't I
found out during that during the dog shit game that
the Dodgers won the World Series.
Speaker 1: That's so funny. Can't flip it over. I'm watching Clips Blazers. Man,
I was at the stadium.
Speaker 3: I know, to be fair, that was a back to
back for them, and we know how those things can go.
You can lose in Philly to a team without Paul
George and MB and it's just.
Speaker 1: Man, all right? Any love that? Anything else we want
to say about these upcoming games. We're probably gonna do
some post games for you coming up. I got some
family in town, so maybe I'll make them watch Clippers Hornets.
That'd be fun. Anything else about these three? Who's our
Oh wait, who's our player of this three game stretch?
I guess who are we picking? No back to backs? Spurs, Hornets?
Who is it? Raptors? Who is gonna shine over these
three games?
Speaker 3: I got I got a beer.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: He had a big game against the Spurs the first
game when they had that twenty six point comeback. Okay,
And I like the way he's like the he's been
the first guy off the bench the last couple of game.
Speaker 1: Guys, he's been playing really good. He's making Terence Man expendable.
Speaker 3: His defense on KD was good, like he made crazy, but.
Speaker 1: That he played such good defense on that one, that
late bucket on the fourth that KD hit. I was like, Oh,
I've seen this fifty million times. I'm frankly a little
tired of it. Uh, Will, who's your pick?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 1: Okay, sure he's.
Speaker 2: Gonna look like he's gonna look like that guy again
for all three games.
Speaker 3: On the table.
Speaker 1: No, not on the table.
Speaker 3: I thought it was named after him.
Speaker 1: It is I It is like.
Speaker 2: A Harlan situation. So all three have to it has
to hit on all three, Okay. Otherwise yeah, otherwise I
have to go on the timeout corner or whatever we
do when you have a bad pick in this segment.
Speaker 1: No, I like it.
Speaker 2: We don't shame people enough. We don't shame people enough
for their picks on the segment.
Speaker 1: Okay, we need a dunce hat. We need a clipper's
dunce hat that if whoever picks the worst guy has
to wear the dunce hat. Adam, what we're about to
say before my duns hat?
Speaker 3: This is a really big test for Kawhi on this
road trip, playing more minutes because it's every other day
they're playing, so we're assuming he's gonna be there for
the next three games. Like this is flying city to
city traveling. We talked about that when he first was
coming off the injury. But this is a really big
test right now, just to see if Kawhi makes it
through this. I mean, everybody's gonna have a little bit
more confidence.
Speaker 1: That's a good call. So Will picked Kawhi, which feels
pretty solid. Adam picked him. Mere coffee will unlock the pick. Yeah,
I'm gonna go James Hard No, I'm gonna in keeping
with the spirit of the award, I'm going Derek Jones Jr.
He's i think pretty much cemented himself as who's gonna
be the fifth starter? Right, Like, I don't that that's
beforegone conclusion. We're gonna need some legs, We're gonna need
some juice on this this three game road trip. I
think Derek Jones Jr. Is gonna provide that and also
another chance for him to get more confidence behind the
arc against some not league average defenses, which is good.
Speaker 3: I swear to God the sixers blow this game.
Speaker 1: Okay, we gotta get out him out here so we
can watch this. Thank you everyone for hanging out always
a good time. Will Oh wait, we need to do
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Speaker 1: You know, we appreciate you, Adam. One positive thing before
we all get back to this damn week.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure I've driven this home enough, but the
Clippers did not lose to the Sixers this season, and
they were relatively healthy compared to what they got out
there tonight, and I mean that that is something losen
to Phoenix. Sex Guys, they went three to zero against
the Clippers. So far this season, they've won the season series.
Now I'll say this, They've had Kawhi for eight games
and they're six games above five hundred, Like what more
can you ask for? And they have three very winnable
games coming up, but San Antonio is gonna be tough,
so they have to come out hopefully. They got a
bad half out of them on this road trip against Phoenix,
and now they're gonna be completely locked in the rest
of the way.
Speaker 1: There we go, completely locked in the rest of the way.
We will be completely locked in the rest of this season.
Thank you for hanging out with us. Hope you have
a good rest of your week. It's been crazy. It's
only Tuesday, and as always, let's go Clips.