Clips Nation: For Los Angeles Clippers Fans

Lucas Hann and Robert Flom of 213Hoops are joined by Mik Jaglin (The Jaguar) formerly of ClipCast to discuss the suspension of Adrian Wojnarowski, debate the merits of the NBA bubble in Orlando, review the seasons of the Clippers' guards, and rank potential playoff opponents.

Lucas Hann and Robert Flom are joined by 213Hoops staffer Joey Linn to discuss the signing of Joakim Noah, reminisce on the one-year anniversary of the arrivals of Kawhi Leonard and Paul George, and chat about the 2020 seasons of the Clippers point guards.

Rob and Shap are back with a new episode of The Lob The Jam The Podcast with special guest Joey Linn, of 213Hoops and Twitter fame. The guys discuss the situation in the country right now and how that might impact both their enjoyment of the NBA and the mentality of players at the moment before diving into the imminent return of NBA basketball. The gang go over the Clippers schedule, debate the merits of the new playoff format, and revisit their overall thoughts on the Clippers and their chances of winning the title. All that and more on the new episode of TLTJTP!

We are still in a Clippers-less and NBA-less world, which leaves plenty of time to reminisce on the past. Who better to explore said history than Steve Perrin, the founder of Clips Nation and the Clippers blogosphere in general? Clipper Steve joins 213 Hoops editor-in-chief Lucas Hann to discuss the Clippers on the ESPN top 100 list, the history of the Buffalo Braves and San Diego Clippers, and the 2006 playoff team. The two look back on past decades of Clippers history, and touch on how that history informs the present and future of Clippers basketball.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Who knows when the league returns at this point, but Rob and Shap are feeling nostalgic, and there is plenty of older basketball to watch. Remember that legendary 2015 Spurs series? We certainly do, so the guys rewatched Game 7 and gave their thoughts about it. Chris Paul's hamstring game. Peak Blake Griffin. A thin but determined supporting cast. Future Clipper Kawhi Leonard. The guys are here to talk about it and what they might have changed (if anything) on the latest episode of the Lob, the Jam, the Podcast!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The NBA season might still be on hiatus, but The Lob the Jam the Pod is back with special guest Lucas Hann. The fellas discuss what they think the NBA might do to respond to the Coronavirus crisis, and how that response might effect the Clippers season. They also chat about what they will remember about this Clippers team if the season is cancelled, as well as whether their thoughts on any of the Clippers big moves have changed in the intervening weeks. All this, your Twitter questions, and more on this episode of TLTJTP!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The 2020 NBA season is on hold, but Same Old Clippers marches on! Rob and Louis return to discuss what has happened in the intervening weeks - namely, the spread of Coronavirus from a potential threat to a planet-wide pandemic that has changed day to day life around the globe, and shut down the NBA indefinitely. The guys lay out what they think might come next, and whether the season will resume at all. They also list some of their best and funniest memories of the Clippers 2020 season, and contemplate where this season might fit into Clippers history. All this and more on the latest Same Old Clippers!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Clippers went through some rough times, but then Patrick Beverley and Paul George came back and for some reason things look better. The squad had one of their most impressive wins of the season with a huge blowout against the Nuggets at home on Friday, and have looked much fresher since being whole again. The guys talk about recent games and their reactions to new additions in Reggie Jackson and Marcus Morris Sr. All that and of course your Twitter questions on the latest episode of the Lob, the Jam, the Podcast!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The All Star Break is here, so it's time to take a deep breath and evaluate the Clippers and the NBA at large with 2/3 of the season gone. Rob and Louis first of all talk about the 2020 NBA All Star Game and its associated events, and discuss whether the game and which players excel in it really means anything. They then move on to the Clippers, who lost three of their last four games before the break, but who Rob and Louis remain relatively unconcerned about in the short term. However, the guys are worried about the Clippers' injuries, and speculate that the Marcus Morris acquisition was more of a hedge against a Paul George injury. They then wrap about by handing out some disrespect, and giving brief predictions on the rest of the 2020 NBA season.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Well, where there's smoke, there's fire. The Clippers have been linked to Marcus Morris Sr. since last summer and finally got their guy, snuffing out a Lakers bid in the process. Rob and Shap have been vocal about Morris, but has their tune changed with a resounding blowout in Cleveland? The Clips also had an embarrassing loss in Minneapolis, and a handful of games since the last time the guys talked. All those games, your Twitter questions, and more on the latest episode of the Lob, the Jam, the Podcast!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The 2020 NBA Trade Deadline is just 30 hours away, and rumors are flying hot and heavy. Lucas Hann and Mike Jaglin are back for the third time to discuss the latest Clippers rumors, debate the necessity of a trade, and select their favorite potential targets. The Clippers seem likely to make a move, and Lucas and Jag predict what might occur in the last edition of the special Trade Deadline editions of TLTJTP!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Clippers haven't played in a little bit, so now's the perfect time to discuss some trades! The NBA has been super quiet on the trade front this season, and this deadline appears to be super quiet, but that won't prevent Lucas and Jag from breaking down some top Clippers trade targets on part two of the trade deadline edition of TLTJTP!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kawhi Leonard keeps on chugging along, even as the the basketball world mourns the passing of NBA legend Kobe Bryant. Rob and Shap start the pod by discussing Kobe, his legacy, and what he meant to Los Angeles and a generation of basketball fans. The guys then shift to the Clippers, who had two of their more impressive wins this season in Miami and in Dallas without Paul George but also one of their worse losses of the season against a Trae Young-less Hawks team. Rob and Shap marvel at Kawhi's brilliance, discuss the rise of Landry Shamet, and answer a few Twitter questions on the latest the Lob, the Jam, the Podcast!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Clippers had one of their worst losses of the season to the Hawks on Wednesday night, but Louis and Rob discuss why they aren't too worried about it. They then delve into the recent article dropped on the Athletic regarding tension in the Clippers locker room, and give their opinions on potential troubles and how real they might be. The guys turn to a related issue, which is press-player relations, and decry the use of "fake news" when describing a journalistic story.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The first episode of TLTJTP without Rob or Shap present is here, instead featuring Lucas Hann and Mike Jaglin of Clip Fix for a special trade deadline edition of the pod. The guys discuss the Clippers outlook entering the trade deadline, and break down what the Clippers might need to compete for an NBA championship. They then break down a host of potential trade candidates and determine which might fit the best and come at the most affordable cost.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Clippers have felt a bit up and down over the past few weeks, but there's some hope that they're picking up momentum heading into a road trip this week with a huge Laker matchup looming. Lucas Hann joins Rob and Shap to talk about this last batch of games, most recently a nice W in New Orleans against an improving Pelicans team. The guys also talk about Kawhi Leonard's recent torrid play and the playmaking of Pat Beverley. The crew ends with some trade talk as well as your questions on the latest episode of the Lob, the Jam, the Podcast!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Clippers have lost twice recently, which means it's time for another episode of Same Old Clippers! Rob and Louis are joined by their second guest, Keith Parish of Fastbreak Breakfast and Grits and Grinds, to discuss what exactly happened in the Clippers' atrocious loss to the Grizzlies on Saturday. Keith makes the case for the Grizzlies as a solid team, one not necessarily worthy of being labeled a true bottom-dweller, and waxes poetic about the Grizzlies' youngsters. Then, the guys debate the Clippers' inconsistent effort throughout the season and how it has negatively effected the viewing experience. Finally, Rob and Louis deliver their usual disrespect, this time to Devin Booker and Kyle Kuzma.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Well, that week was mostly not fun, but the Clips still ended up with a winning record. The Clippers have been inconsistent over the past few weeks, but finally have their roster intact and maybe have some time to get a few full practices in. They're fresh off an escape win against the Knicks (?), and a huge blowout loss to the Griz (?!?) the day before, and had some very uninspired late play against the Blake Griffin-less (yeah that one makes more sense) Pistons. Jae Crowder and Marcus Morris Sr. both gave compelling auditions this week, but are they the answer to the Clippers problems? Does this team need to make a move after a pretty mediocre week? All those questions as well as your Twitter questions on the latest episode of the Lob, the Jam, the Podcast!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Clippers are still really good, and the last week caught some of their best strengths as well as their flaws. In the midst of all of that, the team also lost Patrick Beverley and dropped a winnable game against the Jazz. A good chunk of the team felt ill in that Jazz game, though many will scoff at it being the reason they lost (it might really be part of it though). That Lakers win was still exhilarating, however, and the guys briefly discuss that win as well. Shap also managed to ask Kawhi Leonard, Doc Rivers, and Moe Harkless some questions directly, much to his chagrin. All this and a ton of your Twitter questions on the latest episode of the Lob, the Jam, the Podcast!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Clippers are 22-10, but have dropped three of their last five games, including two blown leads late to the Thunder and Rockets. Louis and Rob are back to discuss the Clippers' recent struggles, including whether or not a trade could help relieve some of their issues. The two then preview the Clippers' Christmas Day game against the Lakers and tangent into the dichotomy in the NBA between regular season game importance and the relatively minute impact of any one game in an 82 game schedule. Finally, they discuss former Clipper Blake Griffin and his horrendous start to the 2020 season.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices