Clips Nation: For Los Angeles Clippers Fans

Dr. Shap and Lucas Hann break down the Clippers unremarkable win over the New Orleans Pelicans--including a long rant about the Clippers' shot distribution. The two then look around the league to take in the huge news that James Harden is heading to the Brooklyn Nets, and speculate about the Clippers' chances of trading for P.J. Tucker.

Dr. Shap, Robert Flom, and Lucas Hann are back to break down the Clippers' latest win over the Chicago Bulls. The three discuss the high-scoring game as well as give their takes on the team's evolving rotation as coach Ty Lue tinkers with the lineup.

Rob and Shap are joined by Duby of 213 Hoops' sister blog Let's Go Warriors to discuss the Warriors' comeback win over the Clippers on Friday night. The break down the magic of Steph Curry, puzzle over the Clippers' bench, and place the Clippers and Warriors in the hierarchy of the competitive Western Conference.

Lucas Hann is joined by Mike Jaglin and Justin Wilson to discuss the Clippers' recent back-to-back, where they lost to the San Antonio Spurs and beat the Golden State Warriors. The trio discuss the games, the team's improving injury report, Nicolas Batum's stellar play, and the struggles of the second unit.

Rob and Shap discuss the Clippers' narrow win over the Suns, focusing on Paul George's monster night, Kawhi Leonard's struggles, and the magic of Nic Batum. They close by answering a number of Twitter questions and reviewing the Clippers' schedule over the next week.

Rob and Shap are back to discuss the Clippers' 106-100 loss to the Jazz, a defeat that didn't cause either to feel too upset considering the heart the Clippers showed. The guys chatted about the great play of Paul George and Kawhi Leonard, the defensive flaws of the bench, and what looks different about this team this year.

213Hoops' Lucas Hann and Mike Jaglin discuss the Clippers' encouraging performances this week after Sunday's embarrassing loss, winning back-to-back blowouts against the Minnesota Timberwolves and Portland Trail Blazers. The two discuss the team's decision to decline Mfiondu Kabengele's team option and take a look at the upcoming schedule.

Dr. Shap, Robert Flom, and Lucas Hann discuss the Clippers' historic 51-point loss to the Dallas Mavericks and try not to let it ruin the fun of starting the season 2-1 with wins over the Los Angeles Lakers and Denver Nuggets. The three discuss storylines from the first week of the season and gear up for four more games in week 2.

Dr. Shap and Lucas Hann break down the Clippers' big opening-night win against the Los Angeles Lakers, discussing the teams' performances and previewing a big Christmas Day rematch against the Denver Nuggets.

The 2021 Clippers season preview continues with part 2, featuring appearances by Farbod Esnaashari and Chuck Mockler. To wrap up the show, Dr. Shap, Robert Flom, and Lucas Hann close out the player preview series by discussing Paul George and Lou Williams.

In the first episode of this two-part 2021 LA Clippers season preview, Dr. Shap and Lucas Hann discuss some of the biggest questions surrounding the Clippers this season with some of the biggest names covering the team--the LA Times' Andrew Greif, the Orange County Register's Mirjam Swanson, and Clutchpoints' Tomer Azarly. Check back tomorrow for part 2, featuring more special guests!

Lucas Hann and Mike Jaglin from 213Hoops break down the Clippers' final loss of the pre-season, leaving them at 0-3 in exhibitions as they get started with games that count next week. The two discuss takeaways from this pre-season and expectations for a slow start to the year.

Dr. Shap, Robert Flom, and Lucas Hann from 213Hoops are back, breaking down the key members of the Clippers' supporting cast as they head into the 2021 NBA season next week. The three break down Serge Ibaka, Ivica Zubac, Luke Kennard, Patrick Beverley, and Marcus Morris in this episode.

Rob and Shap discuss the Clippers' first two games of the 2021 preseason, both losses to the Lakers. They touch on the team's overall style and play while also dissecting the performances of notable players to watch such as Terance Mann and Daniel Oturu. They also debate the merits of starting Serge Ibaka over Ivica Zubac and a potential three-guard lineup off the bench.

Dr. Shap, Robert Flom, and Lucas Hann share their expectations for the team's upcoming preseason games and give the top three things they'll be watching for this weekend. Then, the trio get the ball rolling on their player preview series by discussing Kawhi Leonard and Terance Mann.

In this episode, Dr. Shap, Robert Flom, and Lucas Hann tackle a number of interesting questions from listeners on topics ranging from the team's rotation, prospect development, Laker comparisons, and the identity of the team and fanbase.

Once again, the topic of the day is LAC's reported chemistry issues last season. Before diving into that discussion, Lucas Hann and Robert Flom react to the re-signing of Reggie Jackson and discuss the Clippers' end-of-roster situation.

Dr. Shap, Robert Flom, and Lucas Hann sit down to discuss the Clippers' addition of Nicolas Batum, the surprisingly high new salary of Patrick Patterson, and the Clippers' overall depth compared to last season. The three also give their grades for LAC's off-season, and discuss the biggest winners and losers of the off-season around the league.

The Clippers have made their big off-season acquisition, signing veteran center Serge Ibaka to a two-year, $19M deal. Dr. Shap, Robert Flom, and Lucas Hann break down the signing, Ibaka's fit on the Clippers, and what's next for the team as they fill out their roster.

After a wild opening night of free agency, Lucas Hann and Robert Flom discuss the latest news surrounding the Clippers and the team's options moving forward in the off-season as they seek to round out their roster.