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Lucas, Rob, and Shap continue their Free Agency preview looking at everyone's favorite position: wing! The team known as #wingstop have their share of wings now, but could that change with a possible consolidation trade? If so, who are some options out there to add to the dynamic position?

Rob and Shap are back to start looking at some Free Agency names, starting with some big men. If the Clippers lose Isaiah Hartenstein, how do they fill that void? Who are some good vet minimum options for the team?

Shap and Rob discuss the NBA Conference Finals and potential takeaways from it, such as the prominence of undersized big men who can do big man things but still switch on defense. They then dive into Twitter questions covering the fate of Marcus Morris, the 2022 Draft, expectations for the 2023 Clippers and more.

Lucas and Jag (@Mjags24) are joined by the man himself, your voice of the LA Clippers, Mr. Brian Sieman. (@BSieman) The guys talk all about this Clipper squad, Brian's prep into doing telecasts, how the Clippers have changed their culture, and massive expectations going into next season.

Rob and Shap wrap up the Exit Interview series with the high usage and mercurial Marcus Morris Sr., flash in the pan Justise Winslow, and inactive guys Jason Preston and Kawhi Leonard. The guys give some takes on the new Kendrick Lamar to start the pod, too.

Rob and Shap talk about the rough Game 7s that went down on Sunday and then get back to the Exit Interview Series, this time touching on the steady play of Ivica Zubac, the rise of Amir Coffey, and the decline of Serge Ibaka.

Shap, Justin (@laclippersfilm), & Jamal (@JamCristopher) get together to continue the Exit Interview Series, this time to wax poetic about the essential Terance Mann, reminisce about important Eric Bledsoe minutes, and look at promising moments for Brandon Boston Jr. The guys also give some vibes on the playoffs as they stand now.

Lucas, Rob, and Shap chat about the signing of Robert Covington to a 2 year, 24 million dollar guaranteed deal. The guys then continue their Exit Interview Series, first with RoCo and then with Nicolas Batum.

Rob and Shap continue the Exit Interview Series, with a couple of big future pieces and end of the rotation guys. First up is Clipper leader Reggie Jackson, then new addition Norman Powell, followed by end of the bench guys Xavier Moon and Jay Scrubb. The guys wrap the pod with former Clipper first rounder Keon Johnson.

Lucas, Rob, & Shap talk a little bit about the playoffs before jumping into the Exit Interview Series for 21-22, starting with the oft injured Paul George, then sharpshooter Luke Kennard, and ending on the found money in Isaiah Hartenstein.

In the last edition of our Around the Beat Season Wrap-up series, Shap first welcomes Brian Cullen (@brianscullen) and Joseph Raya-Ward (@josephrayaward) from the Clipset Podcast, before closing things up with Andrew Greif (@andrewgreif) from the LA Times. The guys talk about the importance of continuity, more favorite moments in media and on the court, and where this season will stand in the scheme of this era of Clipper basketball.

Season Wrap-Up continues with more Around the Beat, this time featuring William Updyke (@willupdyke) and Charles Mockler (@charlesmockler) from Locked On Clippers and Tomer Azarly (@TomerAzarly) from Clutch Points. While we think about consolidation options, how viable is just running it back?

The season wrap-up series continues, with the first edition of our Around the Beat, end of season edition with all your favorite Clippers media members. Today joining Shap and giving their takes on this Clipper season are radio voice Adam Ausland (@followAdamA) from Clippers Talk, Mirjam Swanson (@MirjamSwanson) from the OC Register, and Law Murray (@LawMurrayTheNU) from The Athletic.

Lucas, Rob, and Shap get together to put a bow on the 21-22 Season that was. The trio recap the play-in loss, strides made individually amongst players, what it means for next year, and possible pieces the Clippers could use to consolidate going forward.

Lucas, Shap, and Cole (@colehoops) recap a tough season-ending loss to the New Orleans Pelicans, 105-101. In a game that was truly one of runs, the Clips were incredible in the 3rd and faded in the 4th, just running out of gas. What does the crew make of the game, and the season?

Lucas Hann and Robert Flom break down a do-or-die contest between the Clippers and the Pelicans with Mason Ginsberg of the In The N.O. Podcast.

Shap, Justin (@laclippersfilm), and Jamal (@JamCristopher) chat after a discouraging loss in Minnesota, 109-104 to a very plucky Timberwolves squad. Paul George played himself into a game late, but tough rotation decisions with Terance Mann and Robert Covington headlined a couple stretches that dragged to a halt in the 2nd and 4th quarters. The crew regroups, reflect on the game, look ahead to the next play in and a hopeful eventual rematch against the Phoenix Suns.

Lucas Hann and Robert Flom from 213Hoops are joined by Minnesota Timberwolves journalist Dane Moore to discuss the ins and outs of a very exciting play-in matchup between the LA Clippers and Minnesota Timberwolves.

Shap, Jag (@Mjags24), and Cole (@colehoops) get together after a record breaking Clippers win, 138-88 over the beyond lowly Oklahoma City Thunder. The Clippers have an NBA leading 11th straight winning season, and set a franchise record with a 50 point win. Amir Coffey was brilliant and Luke Kennard aggravated his hammy, but generally a ho hum sort of win for the resilient Clippers. The guys talk about the season that was a bit while also looking forward to the Timberwolves play in game.

Shap, Cole (@colehoops), and Jamal (@JamCristopher) get together after LAC held onto a 113-109 win over a mostly resting Suns team. While there was a late game let down, Norman Powell returned to the lineup, scoring an effortless 24 points and looking every bit the scorer we've been waiting for. The guys talk about what they saw from Norm, the Luke Kennard question, and get a little ahead of themselves talking about possible playoff predictions with this suddenly pretty formidable roster, even without Kawhi Leonard.