Shap, Jag (@Mjags24), and Joey (@joeylinn_) get together after a tough L to CP3 and the Suns 106-89, in a game featuring a solid Marcus Morris Sr. and.. not terribly much else offensively. The guys talk about the pros and cons of Brandon Boston Jr., Serge's continued descent, small ball with Justise Winslow, the Kawhi Leonard ACL update, and PG All Star Voting.

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LAC Hangs Tough But Eclipsed By Suns 106-89

Shap, Justin (@laclippersfilm) and Jamal (@JamCristopher) jump on the pod after a bummer of a loss, 122-104 against Anthony Edwards, Patrick Beverley, and the Minnesota Timberwolves. The guys talk about some of the fool's gold with Serge's performance, the general encouraging play of Marcus/Terance/Bled/Reggie recently, ranking the Life Vests, and a scary looking rest of January.

Pat Bev and the Wolves Rock the Clippers 122-104

Lucas, Rob, and Shap are as surprised as you are, but why should they be after the fight this Clipper team continues to show? Led by a huge Eric Bledsoe performance and timely shots from Reggie Jackson, Terance Mann, and almost the whole roster, the Clippers went into Brooklyn on New Year's Day and leave with a 120-116 W. There's a ton to love about this one, and the guys go over the great play of Bledsoe, Reggie's return, their fit together, Terance's aggression, and the "Life Vests" on the bench as Rob likes to call them.

Nets Stunned, Hobbled Clippers Ring in the New Year with Huge Upset in BKN

Rob, Shap, and Cole (@colehoops) get together after the Clippers get a much needed win in Boston, 91-82 against a Celtics team without a ton of players but still with Jaylen Brown. Luckily for the Clippers, their defense held the Cs to a putrid 4/42 from deep, and had nice performances from Mook, Bled, Luke, and Terance. How do the guys feel about these starters, the up and mostly down bench, and a Clipper team that will hopefully get Reggie Jackson back soon?

Much Needed W vs. Celtics with Mook Leading the Way

Shap, Justin (@laclippersfilm), and Jamal (@JamCristopher) get together to talk about a blowout loss to James Harden and the Nets. There were encouraging signs from Eric Bledsoe, the return of Marcus Morris, and the young legs of the squad in the 4th quarter, but a flawed defensive gameplan may have doomed the Clippers. Plus, the guys talk about the loss of Paul George and hint towards a chilly January.

Short Handed Clips, Now Without PG, Lose Again to Harden & Nets

Rob, Shap, and Joey (@joeylinn_) jump on the pod to talk about a nice win by a Clipper team missing a bunch of pieces but importantly being led by speedy Eric Bledsoe and a resilient Serge Ibaka. LAC pretty much led wire to wire and the second half had some quality appearance by the team's young legs, and the crew look at Bled, Serge, and the potential of this new rotation.

Rag Tag Clippers Brush Aside Kings 105-89 Led By Rising Serge

Lucas Hann is joined by Mike Jaglin and Cole Huff to break down the Clippers' embarrassing blowout home defeat at the hands of the San Antonio Spurs. What went wrong, and how can LAC bounce back in time for Wednesday's visit to Sacramento?

Clippers Lose Third Straight to Spurs in Historically Futile Fashion

The TLTJTP trio is back as Dr. Shap, Robert Flom, and Lucas Hann break down the shorthanded Clippers' heartbreaking loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder. Former Clipper Shai Gilgeous-Alexander hit the buzzer-beater as LAC hopes to stay alive in the standings with their heavy hitters out of the lineup.

Ghosts of Clippers Past Haunt LAC as Shai Drills Buzzer-Beater

Shap is joined by Tomer Azarly (@TomerAzarly) of ClutchPoints to talk about a valiant effort but ultimately a blowout 124-103 in Utah in a 2nd round rematch against the Jazz. The Clips got into a bit of a shootout without their horses, but there were encouraging signs from a fantastic Eric Bledsoe and a still rolling Marcus Morris Sr. The guys look ahead at the schedule and close on some Rocky franchise talk.

Short Handed Clips Fall to Healthy Jazz in Utah 124-103 w/ Tomer Azarly

Shap, Justin (@laclippersfilm), and Jamal (@JamCristopher) chat about an awesome win 111-95 that was a WCF rematch vs PHX that missed a lot of familiar names but offered a ton of promise. From Mook's continued offensive dominance, Zu's continued defensive dominance, and the streaking Terance Mann and Luke Kennard, there was a lot to be excited about in this one. Though maybe not all is well with LAC when you look at the center rotation.

Win of the Year? Wire to Wire Triumph vs. Suns Features Some of LAC's Best

Shap and Mirjam Swanson (@mirjamswanson) of the OC Register talk about the PG/Nicoless Clippers holding off a feisty Orlando Magic team 106-104, in a game that required some late Reggie heroics. Luke Kennard played well in another start and there were promising signs from Terance Mann and Brandon Boston Jr, as well as a Justise Winslow sighting! What do we expect against a couple heavyweights coming up against the familiar Suns and Jazz?

Steady Luke with Reggie Heroics as Short Handed Clips Hold Off Magic w/ Mirjam Swanson

The Clippers edged out a win against the Celtics at home without Kawhi Leonard or Paul George, and it was largely thanks to rookie guard Brandon Boston Jr., who had 27 points on 13 shots. Rob, Jamal, and Cole break down the game, praise Boston's performance, share their thoughts on Serge Ibaka leaving the rotation, and discuss how they feel about the Clippers 26 games in.

Clips Beat Celtics Behind Brandon Boston Breakout

Shap, Justin (@laclippersfilm), & Jag (@Mjags24) get together after a grind out W in Portland, 102-90 against a Blazers team missing their two best players in Damian Lillard and C.J. McCollum. Luke Kennard played well early and Paul George closed late, and the team experimented with another starting lineup this time starting Luke Kennard instead of Serge Ibaka. Are the guys encouraged from the win? How about this string of Mook games? And, what about that Brandon Boston Jr.?

Clippers Hold On in POR, 102-90 with Paul George Closing Late

Rob, Shap, and Joey (@joeylinn_) talk about a let down of a loss against the Kings, 104-99 that saw an up and down Clipper team play from behind pretty consistently against a mediocre, speedy Kings team that has had their number recently. Clippers started big and then started Terance instead of Serge the second half, were there any glimmers of hope there? Have expectations been reasonable with this Clipper team?

LAC Let Down on Back to Back in Sac, Lose 104-99 to Kings

Lucas and Shap couldn't help but podding after a feel good win against the Lakers, 119-115 that saw the Clippers finally get the ball moving against a struggling squad, netting 12 triples in the second half. Eric Bledsoe was finally benched, LAC kept their 2 center starting unit, and some issues seemed addressed.. How sustainable is it, though?

Offense Awakens for LAC in Dramatic 119-115 W Against the Team Across the Hall

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