Clips Nation: For Los Angeles Clippers Fans

Lucas, Rob, and Shap get together to talk a bit about those continued Paul George rumors, and where we are on his future with the Clippers. The guys also talk about Option deadlines involving Eric Gordon, Brandon Boston Jr, and Jason Preston, and how minute allocation and the mentality behind it has affected these players and players beyond it.

Lucas, Rob, and Shap talk about the Clippers Draft, selecting Kobe Brown at 30 and then Jordan Miller at 48. What do the guys think about these possibly ready-made rookies and their ability to contribute to the 213 era? Will that era even totally last with these Paul George rumors? Where does this tricky roster construction go next to improve?

Lucas Hann and Robert Flom discuss the seemingly-impending 3-team trade to bring Malcolm Brogdon to Los Angeles, as the NBA Draft looms tomorrow.

Robert Flom and Cole Huff are back to talk about the 2023 NBA Draft and some prospects they like... but midway through the pod, a breaking report from Marc Stein on Paul George trade rumors becomes the focus of discussion.

Rob and Shap talk about the pending Bradley Beal to the Suns deal and how it might affect the Clippers, particularly with the possibility of a Chris Paul reunion to the Clippers as a third team. Would it be a good move for LAC? How does it affect Russell Westbrook? Can LAC get other players as well from the Wizards? The guys then close reminiscing about the now retired Lou Williams, a Clipper great.

Rob and Shap chat about the Finals and how it reflects on the Clippers, Chris Paul and his possible fit, and then finish up the Exit Interview Series. Today the guys focus on a mostly encouraging Kawhi Leonard season, a Paul George year filled with as much off court stuff as on, and finish up touching a little bit on Moussa Diabete's potential.

Lucas, Rob, and Shap chat about all the changes in coaching around the league and how it could affect the Clippers. Then, the trio return to their Exit Interview Series, focusing on steady Ivica Zubac, quality backup Mason Plumlee, potential-filled Bones Hyland, slow-footed Moses Brown, and shoot-first Brandon Boston Jr.

Rob and Shap chat about the incredible Game 6 between Boston and Miami, before continuing their Exit Interview series. Today they chat about the mercurial Russell Westbrook, do-it-all utility player Nicolas Batum, and underused Amir Coffey.

Rob, Shap, and Justin (@laclippersfilm) talk a bit about the trade pieces in Phoenix and Portland and how it might pertain to the Clippers. Then the fellas get back to the Exit Interview Series, this time detailing crucial Clipper Terance Mann and PF logjam participants Marcus Morris Sr. and Robert Covington.

Lucas, Rob, and Shap get together to talk about the Suns' pursuit of Ty Lue before talking in depth about a couple of very similar role players in the Exit Interview Series: Norman Powell and Eric Gordon. How valuable is Norm to the Clippers present and future. Should Eric Gordon be a Clipper next season, and what to do about guaranteeing his money in July?

Lucas, Rob, and Shap start their Exit Interview Series with a bunch of guards. The guys first talk a little bit about the ongoing playoffs before diving in their thoughts about guards that are no longer on the team in fan favorite Reggie Jackson, sniper Luke Kennard, and bust John Wall. The guys then finish off talking about the futures of G-League standouts Xavier Moon and Jason Preston.

Lucas, Rob, and Shap have had a little bit of time to take in the Clippers' first round loss to the Phoenix Suns, and now are left to process the offseason. The guys also talk about Lawrence Frank's presser with the media, Kawhi's meniscus injury reveal, and start to piece together what the team needs to do next going into a summer with a lot of questions.

Lucas, Shap, and Justin (@laclippersfilm) get together after the Clippers' season comes to an end 136-130 to a brilliant Devin Booker and the Phoenix Suns. The Clippers got solid performances up and down the roster, but could not overcome Phoenix's top end talent without their superstar, and another season ends with a wonder of what could have been and questions looming this summer. How did the guys feel about the game, the playoffs, and briefly, the whole season?

Dave King from Bright Side of the Sun joins Lucas Hann to discuss the Suns perspective on their first round series against the LA Clippers.

Lucas, Rob, and Shap chat after the Clippers lost 112-100 to the Phoenix Suns without Paul George and Kawhi Leonard. Russell Westbrook did with 37/6/4, but the talent disadvantage as well as some questionable rotations left the Clips in a hole they could not get out of. What to do before Game 5?

Lucas, Shap, and Cole (@colehoops) recap another traumatic day for Clipper fans, first talking about the sudden scratch of Kawhi Leonard due to a knee sprain, then talk about a game that was just out of reach despite the talent gap to Phoenix, and despite a massive free throw disparity in the second half. Norman Powell did all he could and Russell Westbrook shined in the second half, but the game was never quite there. The guys then look at some adjustments before thinking about the rest of this series.

Rob is back with Law Murray of the Athletic to discuss the Clippers-Suns series after two games - what the rotations have looked like, what the Clippers need to be better at, and potential adjustments going forward.

Lucas, Shap, and Jamal (@JamCristopher) chat after a valiant effort from the Clippers comes up short 123-109. Kawhi Leonard and Russell Westbrook both played well but had little support offensively while Devin Booker had himself a night with 38 points. Still, there were generally encouraging signs coming out of Phoenix, as the Clips take homecourt to LA with a chance to do some real damage, even without the recovering Paul George.

Rob, Jag, and Justin (LA Clippers Film on Twitter) are back to unpack more insights from the Clippers' Game 1 victory over the Suns, discuss potential adjustments for Game 2, and debate paths for the Clippers to win the series.

Lucas, Rob, and Shap get together to chat about a huge opening win as the Clippers upset the Suns 115-110 in a game that featured what felt like everything the Clippers had in their bag. The defense was crisp, the Suns tried to figure out their rotations in real time, Kawhi was brilliant, Zu was steady, and Russ came up big late. There's so much to talk about in this crucial W, and so much to look forward to the rest of this series.