213Hoops: The Lob, The Jam, The Podcast

The Clippers played the Minnesota Timberwolves for the 1 seed Monday night, and the road team crushed their hosts in Los Angeles. Lucas Hann and Justin Wilson discuss.

Lucas and Shap talk about a Clipper matinee win against a feisty Pistons team. The guys hand out medals then talk about the trade deadline, the move the Clippers made, the substantial moves around the West, and the team going forward.

Shap and Cole (@colehoops) recap a bummer of a loss 117-106 from a road weary Clippers team that could not get any exceptional performances out of the roster. The guys talk about the loss, the tough matchup against the Pelicans, concern of a letdown, and what the team could use in front of the looming trade deadline.

The Clippers concluded their Grammy's road trip with back to back wins over the Heat and Hawks to go 6-1 on the trip in total, a franchise record. Rob and Jag discuss the wins, hand out medals, and try to predict what the Clippers might do at the trade deadline.

Shap and Lucas chat about the Clippers' latest road win as they head toward the trade deadline.

Rob andn Shap talk about an easy win in DC without Paul George and hand out some medals in an easy blowout win, 125-109. The guys then talk about Kyle Kuzma and what a big swing move means to the Clippers, and how much it would change the team's makeup. How much would you swing for that last big wing starter?

Rob and Jag discuss the Clippers' 118-108 loss to the Cavs, who were just the superior team in this one. The guys chat about the Clippers' lack of size without Zu, debate whether Paul George should sit a couple games to rest his injury, and how much this game means to the larger picture of the season.

Lucas Hann and Robert Flom break down the Clippers' wins against Toronto and Boston to start their road trip.

Shap, Cole (@colehoops), and Jamal (@JamCristopher) get together after the Clippers get by the Lakers 127-116 as they were without LeBron James. LAC continues to roll, Kawhi had his second triple double, and the team clinches a winning record at Staples/Cypto in the Regular Season. The guys hand out medals, talk small ball, missing Zu, James Harden, and a ton of contributions from role players.

Lucas Hann and Robert Flom break down the Clippers' win over the Brooklyn Nets and take a peek at some potential trade deadline targets for the Clippers.

Shap is rejoined by Michael Pina (@MichaelVPina) to talk about the very different Clippers since the last time they chatted in the summer. The guys talk about how James Harden transformed this team, the Clippers 2way performace, needs the team might still have, and also rank Clipper players in terms of importance to the team.

Lucas Hann and Justin Wilson break down the Clippers' win over OKC as they continue to climb in the standings.

Rob and Law Murray (@LawMurrayTheNU) of The Athletic chat about an easy Clipper win over the short-handed Griz, 128-119. The guys talk about how good the Clippers have been nearing the midpoint of the season, how the rotation is shaping up, and preview two massive games coming up against the Wolves and the Thunder.

Shap, Justin (@laclippersfilm), and Jamal (@JamCristopher) get together to chat about the Clippers defeating an active Raptors team, 126-120 fresh off of extending Kawhi Leonard to a new 3 years on his contract. The guys hand out medals, talk about the new 213/Harden/Russ rotation stagger, talk about how to defend this potent offense, and is this the best time to be a Clipper fan ever?

Shap and Cole (@colehoops) chat about a quality win against the Suns, 138-111, after a tough loss to the Lakers. The guys talk about the well rounded performance from 213 and James Harden, as well as solid contributions up and down the roster. Big Zu continues to play well. Then, the guys touch on the Lakers loss last night.

Rob, Shap, and Jag (@Mjags24) discuss the Clippers FINALLY breaking through in New Orleans, and with ease, 111-95. The guys hand out a different gold each and go up and down a game filled with quality performances. What did the team do differently to finally break through in New Orleans?

Shap and Justin (@LAClippersFilm) get together after the Clippers win (mostly) easily in Phoenix, 131-122 against a Durantless Suns squad. The team continues to roll, jettisoning up the standings, stacking wins, and finding the rotations that hit. How can Paul George adjust to his adapting role, and what holes does this extremely good team have left?

Lucas and Shap recap Kawhi Leonard's return to the lineup, and a full Clipper squad starting off a bit rusty before closing the door on a short-handed Miami Heat team, 121-104. Kawhi had an efficient 24 and the team got contributions across the board from their rotation players. The guys hand out medals and consider some questions for the rotation with every player healthy.

The Clippers took down Ja Morant and the Memphis Grizzlies in their final game of 2023 as Kawhi Leonard remained sidelined.

Lucas Hann and Justin Wilson break down the Clippers' win over the Charlotte Hornets, with James Harden leading the way and Kawhi Leonard remaining out with a hip injury.

Lucas Hann and Jamal Christopher break down the Clippers' 37-point pre-Christmas loss.

Rob and Shap get together to talk about what felt like a tough schedule loss in OKC, 134-115 to Shai and the Thunder. While there wasn't too much to make out of an undermanned team losing without their best player, there was plenty to talk about with a great W in Dallas that pushed the Clips season high win streak to 9. The guys hand out medals, talk about Terance's struggles, Amir's emergence in...

Rob is joined by Clippers' beat writer Tomer Azarly of Clutchpoints to discuss the Clippers' 151-127 thrashing of the Pacers, their 8th win in a row, highlighted by an absurd scoring performance by James Harden in the 4th quarter.

Rob and Cole are back to discuss the Clippers' 7th consecutive victory, this time at home against the New York Knicks. They dish out medals to the Clippers' three best players, celebrate Amir Coffey's return to the rotation, and look forward to a tough upcoming schedule.

Shap and Cole (@colehoops) talk about a big 121-113 win vs GSW in a game where the team was missing Paul George in a 3 games in 4 nights stretch. James Harden was fantastic, Kawhi kept up his hot stretch, and LAC got big contributions from Amir Coffey (!) and Norm Powell. What does this mean for Amir's spot in the rotation? How urgent is the size upgrade for this Clipper team that felt lack of it...