Clips Nation: For Los Angeles Clippers Fans

Rob and Shap are joined by Cole (@colehoops) to discuss a stinker of a game in New Orleans where the Clippers could not hit a shot and got hit with an injury scare from Paul George. The guys talk about what was a forgettable game and look ahead to what is arguably the biggest game of the season against the Phoenix Suns.

Lucas, Rob, and Shap (!) discuss a very bad basketball game that happened in Houston that also happened to be won by your Los Angeles Clippers behind the strong finishes of Paul George and Reggie Glasses Jackson. The trio then look at how things are looking out West with seedings and how they could possibly shake out.

Shap and Lucas start the show talking about the quality contributions across the board from the end of the rotation against the upstart Grizzlies, including a nice calming presence from newest Clipper Yogi Ferrell to close the game. The guys also talk about Paul George coming up clutch in Portland, a team he seems to very much enjoy playing.

Shap is joined by Cole Huff (@colehoops) to chat about the latest Clipper blowout against the Minnesota Timberwolves. The crew then talk a bit about Paul George's quality play and Rajon Rondo's positive impact on the squad.

Mike Jaglin (@Mjags24) and Justin (@LAClippersFilm) chat about the Kawhi-less Clippers valiant effort against the powerhouse Philadelphia 76ers that came up just short. Plus the duo examine some recent Clipper trends and take your twitter questions.

Dr. Shap and Rob talk about a ho hum win against the Pacers that featured another signature Paul George game, and a gritty win in Detroit with many key players resting but featuring a revenge game winner from Reggie Jackson. The Clippers feel like they're at the best place they have been all season, and the guys give their takes on a great stretch of basketball.

Dr. Shap and Mike Jaglin (@Mjags24) talk about a hilarious game against the Detroit Pistons to close the homestand, where defense was not in high display. The Pistons rode high powered offensive games from Marcus Morris and Paul George as well as quality contributions across the board from their role players without Kawhi Leonard. Now, the team heads on the road.

Dr. Shap and Lucas talk about a solid win over a tired Phoenix Suns team that featured National TV Rajon Rondo in the midst of losing Patrick Beverley to a hand injury. The crew then talk about a ho hum win over a bad Houston Rockets team and delve into the rotations going forward.

Dr. Shap and Lucas Hann break down the Clippers' win over the Portland Trail Blazers, discussing the difficult choices Ty Lue has had to make in his backcourt rotation and DeMarcus Cousins' debut for the team.

Dr. Shap, Robert Flom, and Lucas Hann discuss the Clippers' win over the Lakers and break down Rajon Rondo's debut as well as the upcoming addition of DeMarcus Cousins. The trio takes your questions from twitter to discuss Terance Mann's breakout season before turning their attention to the Clippers' upcoming schedule.

213Hoops' Lucas Hann is joined by Mike Jaglin to discuss the Clippers' loss to the Denver Nuggets and the troubling toe of Paul George, who was visibly affected by his injury during the game. With George, Beverley, Ibaka, and Rondo all struggling to get healthy, how will the Clippers fare in the sprint to the finish in the Western Conference playoff race?

Dr. Shap is joined by Justin (@LAClippersFilm on Twitter) to break down the Clippers' horrible 103-96 loss to the Magic, which ended their six game win streak. They discuss the fatigue effecting the Clippers on their 5th game in 7 days, the lack of depth on the roster, and any positive takeaways from a very ugly contest. They then break down the previous game, a Clippers' win over the Bucks, which was one of the high points of the Clippers season to date.

After the Clippers won their 5th game in a row against the Philadelphia 76ers, Dr. Shap, Robert Flom and Lucas Hann discuss the team's turnaround, reflect on the coaching match-up between Doc Rivers and Ty Lue, assess Terance Mann's continued breakout, and take a peek at how the Western Conference standings are shaping up.

In this episode of The Lob, The Jam, The Podcast, Robert Flom and Lucas Hann discuss the Clippers' big trade deadline move--sending Lou Williams to Atlanta for Rajon Rondo. What does Rondo bring to the Clippers? Does this change the team's title odds? Could they have gotten a better deal this week? At the end of the show, the two also touch on the Clippers' impressive pair of shorthanded wins in San Antonio.

The Clippers were down 22 in the third quarter to the Atlanta Hawks when Ty Lue benched his entire starting lineup and watched Terance Mann and Luke Kennard lead the Clippers to an emotionally-charged comeback victory. After a month defined by the team's disinterested demeanor, is this what they need to shift back into gear?

Dr. Shap, Robert Flom, and Lucas Hann break down the Clippers' win over the Charlotte Hornets and look ahead at how their play, rotations, and transactions need to align for continued improvement on the defensive end.

Lucas Hann is joined by Justin Wilson (@LAClippersFilm) to discuss the Clippers' recent struggles and outlook heading into the trade deadline.

How are we feeling about the Clippers right now? Dr. Shap and Lucas Hann do a vibe check after an up-and-down week saw the Clippers crush the Golden State Warriors, lose Patrick Beverley to injury, get humiliated by the New Orleans Pelicans, lose Serge Ibaka to injury, and then secure a gritty, feel-good win against the Dallas Mavericks with 3 new starters in the lineup.

Dr. Shap, Robert Flom, and Lucas Hann sit down for the second half of their mid-season discussion on the state of the Clippers, this time looking forward to the second half of the season and asking: "Are the Clippers good enough to win the 2021 NBA Championship? What needs to change for that to happen?"

In part 1 of The Lob, The Jam, The Podcast's mid-season review of the 2021 LA Clippers, Dr. Shap, Robert Flom, and Lucas Hann discuss the stylistic changes they've noticed compared to last season, the performances of key players, and other major storylines through the first half of the Clippers' season.