Clips Nation: For Los Angeles Clippers Fans

Lucas and Shap soak in an absolutely incredible Paul George performance in Phoenix to bring the series back to LA, buoyed by a great first half by Marcus Morris and nice timely shots by Reggie Jackson. The Clippers got work done in the paint and led practically wire to wire in a must win game, and now get to try to extend this series at home, down 3-2. This Clipper team is really something.

Shap, Joey (@joeylinn_), and Cole (@colehoops) digest a tough, tough, ugly loss to the Suns 84-80 to go down 3-1 in a game they never lead, heading back to Phoenix. The Clippers had their chances to get this game, but may have just had too little left in the tank to get past the Suns. What led to such dreadful shooting across the board for the Clips? What can they do next? How do we feel about this series and this team?

Lucas, Shap, and Jag (@Mjags24) discuss the Clippers great Game 3 win before looking ahead to Game 4 and some possible adjustments. How comfortable are we with the Clippers rotatio. new starters, and what do we think Monty Williams will do to adjust? Then the guys welcome Jesse Beer (@theJesseBeer), Clipper superfan to discuss being a Clipper fan during this great run and the feel live at Staples playoff games this historic postseason.

Lucas, Shap, and Justin (@LAClippersFilm) cheers to an awesome Clipper win 106-92, forcing Devin Booker and Chris Paul to a combined 10-40 from the field. LAC had quality contributions across the board from their rotation players, led by an awesome Ivica Zubac two-way performace and the usual Paul George and Reggie Jackson (?!) star games. Another 2-1 series, can the Clippers force another 2-2 tie on Saturday?

Rob and Cole give their thoughts on the Clippers' heartbreaking loss in Game 2 and how that might impact rotations and decisions going forward. They debate the merits of small-ball, discuss Rajon Rondo's place in the rotation, and give thoughts on how the Clippers should adjust to the return of Chris Paul.

Shap, Lucas, and Jag (@Mjags24) vent a little about one of the most heartbreaking Clipper losses ever as the Clips lose to the Suns 104-103 after a Deandre Ayton alley oop that was preceded by 2 misses Paul George free throws. Once the guys get through the shock of how the game closed, they took a look at the role players that played a pivotal role both ways, rotation changes, and how the series changes going back to LA. Deep breaths, everyone.

Shap is joined by Cole (@colehoops) to talk about possible adjustments after an interesting Game 1 that saw an expanded rotation and some tired legs. How can the Clippers adjust to send this series back to LA tied at 1-1?

Lucas Hann, Robert Flom, and Joey Linn break down the Clippers' loss to the Phoenix Suns in the opening game of the Western Conference Finals.

Lucas, Rob, and Shap get together after an exhilarating series win over the Jazz to look forward to the Clippers first Western Conference Finals ever against Chris Paul and the Phoenix Suns. The issue is, CP3 doesn't seem like he'll be there to start, and neither will Kawhi Leonard, making this series tough to forecast. Nevertheless, the crew looks at the Suns, matchups, defensive schemes, X-factors, and give their predictions on how the series will go.

Shap, Lucas, and Joey (@joeylinn_) are just, ecstatic right now. Your Los Angeles Clippers erased a 25 point deficit in the second half to convincingly book their ticket to their first WCF, highlighted by the best gave of Terance Mann's life, and exceptional performances from Paul George, Reggie Jackson, Patrick Beverley, and Nicholas Batum. The guys have a lot of emotions, and are ready to tell you all about them.

Rob is joined by Cole and Justin to break down the Clippers' Game 5 win over the Jazz, maybe the best win in franchise history. They discuss the magnificence of Paul George, the extraordinary supporting performance by Reggie Jackson, and the struggles of Rajon Rondo. They then debate potential adjustments for Game 6 and give predictions for the contest.

Lucas, Shap, and Jag (@Mjags24) celebrate an incredible W in Utah, 119-111, led by a phenomenal Paul George performances and boosted by Marcus Morris, Reggie Jackson, and the whole crew really. On the heels of losing Kawhi Leonard, the Clippers never said die and recovered to one of the most memorable wins in franchise history. What a game, and hopefully a sign of things to come!

Lucas Hann is joined by Mike Prada (MikePradaNBA) of Prada's Pictures to break down the Clippers' second-round series against the Utah Jazz heading into a crucial game 5.

Shap, Lucas, and Cole (@colehoops) talk about a solid, wire to wire W for your Los Angeles Clippers against the Utah Jazz 118-104, in a game that saw Marcus Morris finally get loose early and the team do just enough to hold off the Jazz to close this game. Kawhi and PG played well, though Kawhi did leave the game late with an injury scare. The guys talk about the game, the quality rotations, the great defense, and great contributions from the role players. They also close looking ahead to a pivotal Game 5 with the series tied 2-2.

The gang of Clipset swing by, and Joseph (@JosephRayaWard), and Brian (@brianscullen) join Shap to talk all about the Jazz series. Also mentioned on the pod are feelings about favorite Clipper players and Joseph tells us how he really feels about Chris Paul.

Lucas, Rob, and Shap recap a great win where every Clipper gave a positive impact, and Paul George and Kawhi Leonard played like the two best players in the series. As a result, the Clippers won going away 132-106 and will attempt to tie the series in Game 4 on Monday. What adjustments led to the win and does the crew think the team can keep rolling?

Rob, Lucas, and Cole discuss the reasons behind why the Clippers are down 0-2, focusing on the disappointing play of superstars Kawhi Leonard and Paul George. They then discuss the Clippers' rotations, debate strategies for slowing Donovan Mitchell, and lament the season-ending injury to Serge Ibaka.

Shap, Justin (@LAClippersFilm), and Jag (@Mjags24) have a chat about another close loss that saw Reggie Jackson star in a comeback that nearly brought the team all the way back. But that sentence itself brings some deep rooted issues with this Clipper team, as well as their stars being massively outplayed by Donovan Mitchell.

Shap, Lucas, and Joey Linn (@joeylinn_) discuss the Clippers loss in Utah to a dominant Donovan Mitchell and a resilient Jazz squad that wore the Clippers down in the second half. What adjustments can Ty Lue make in the series going forward, and how worried are we that Utah found cracks in the Clippers gameplan vs. the Clippers running out or energy? And what about that Paul George performance?

Rob is joined by Justin Wilson and Cole Huff to wrap up the Mavs series and give their thoughts on the Clippers' second round matchup against the Jazz. They break down key adjustments, discuss potential rotations, and then give their predictions on the series outcome.