213Hoops: The Lob, The Jam, The Podcast Lucas Hann

Lucas, Rob, and Shap talk about Ty Lue's huge extension and what it might mean for the Clippers and these coming years, and the reaction people are having to Ty coming back. Then the guys go back into the Exit Interview Series, first starting with new Clipper James Harden. Then the guys talk about the center rotation in Ivica Zubac, Mason Plumlee, and Daniel Theis, before talking about some old Clippers in Robert Covington, KJ Martin, Nico Batum, and Marcus Morris.

Rob, Shap, and Tomer (@TomerAzarly) chat about the Paul George trade in retrospect, before continuing the Exit Interview Series. The guys talk some front office discussion before talking about the interesting seasons that were and futures that are coming for Norman Powell, PJ Tucker, and Amir Coffey.

Lucas is joined by Cole Huff and Joseph Raya-Ward to discuss the Clippers' elimination, the performance of Ty Lue and Lawrence Frank, and the team's future.  To wrap up, exit interview for fringe Clippers Josh Primo, Xavier Moon, and Kai Jones.

Rob, Shap, and Justin (@laclippersfilm) collect their thoughts a bit more after LAC's disappointing first round loss. After the guys reflect, they kick off the Off-Season Exit Interview Series! The guys start off with the often unused Brandon Boston Jr., move on to former first rounder Kobe Brown, before touching on Terance Mann's first full season as a starter, capped off by a memorable playoff run.

Clippers season ends in a thud 114-101, losing in 6 to the Dallas Mavericks. Lucas. Rob, and Shap get together to talk a bit about the game, the series, and some wider scope on this 213 era and what comes next for the Clippers. How did this series and season reframe questions about 213's core, the coaching staff, and the front office?

Shap and Jamal (@JamCristopher) vent after an atrocious performance against the Mavericks, 123-93 in a blowout loss in what could be the last home game at the Crypt. The guys let loose and the huge ups and downs of Paul George, the limits of James Harden, the ceiling of the team without Kawhi Leonard, and the roster mismanagement that has gotten the team to the brink of elimination.