Rob and Louis chat about the Clippers’ defeats at the hands of the Rockets and Thunder and discuss whether their continued loss of leads late in games is something to be worried about.

Rob and Shap are joined by Lucas Hann to discuss what will happen to Clips Nation with the current state of affairs afflicting SB Nation, and announce the transition to a new website with the same community, 213Hoops.

Rob and Louis are joined by Bleacher Report writer and former Bulls reporter Sean Highkin to discuss the Clippers-Bulls game, examine the state of the Bulls several years into their rebuild, and chat about the oncoming NBA trade season.

Rob and Shap enjoyed two of the Clippers best wins of the season in Indiana and Toronto, with the Clippers mostly impressing this road trip despite a dud against a more seasoned Bucks team.

Rob and Louis discuss the Clippers' past two losses to the Spurs and the Bucks, Kawhi Leonard's slow start to the year, and the threat of other title contenders like the Bucks and Lakers. They then discuss access journalism and media coverage in the NBA, and how that ties in to the ratings issues.

Rob and Shap talk about this past Clipper week, which was highlighted on each side by impressive wins, sandwiching a meh win in Memphis as well as a poor loss in San Antonio. How close is this team to their potential?

Rob and Shap were finally able to relax during a blowout victory against the Pelicans, but were otherwise on the edge of their seats watching a thrilling trio of close victories the rest of the week against the Thunder, Celtics, and Rockets.

Rob and Shap are back and so is Paul George, who has gotten off to an insane offensive start as a Clipper. The team went 2-2 with some ups and downs, but showed some promise to close the week out strong.

Same Old Clippers reconvenes to discuss the Clippers' losses to the Rockets and Pelicans and the spectacular return of Paul George to action. In addition, the duo chat about Carmelo Anthony heading to the Blazers, investigate Dion Waiters' edible incident, and lament the post-Clippers career of key Lob City members.

Rob and Shap look back on a predictable 1-1 split this past week, and also chat about Kawhi Leonard's health and future longevity. The crew also look forward to Paul George's return, and discuss what that might mean for the rest of the rotation.

Rob and Louis are back with the second episode of Same Old Clippers, discussing the Clippers' load management of Kawhi Leonard against the Bucks, the suspension of Hawks star John Collins for PED use, and the play of beloved former Clipper Ty Wallace on the Hawks.

Rob and Shap talk about the week that was, including a loss in Utah without Kawhi and a couple of rugged Ws against those same Jazz and a quality Spurs team.

Shapan and Rob are joined by Sabreena Merchant of Clips Nation and Silver Screen and Roll to discuss the starts of the season for both the Clippers and Lakers and how the battle for Los Angeles is shaping up early.

Robert Flom and Louis Keene debut their new podcast, Same Old Clippers, a lighthearted lark about the Clippers, basketball aesthetics, and the NBA at large. The debut episode touches on the first three Clippers' games, the ugliness of the Lakers thus far, and the extremely cool Toronto Raptors.

Rob and Shap enjoyed the Kawhi-led Clippers defeating the Lakers in a thrilling opening night and are here to talk all about it. The guys also talk about life as a Clipper fan in LA and how that might be changing with this new group of players.

Longtime ESPN writer Arash Markazi chats with Mike Jaglin (the Jaguar) about the state of the Clippers entering the season and the upcoming battle for Los Angeles with the Lakers.

Rob and Shap chat about more preseason action, including Kawhi Leonard's Clipper debut, and discuss the Clippers' new jerseys. Additionally, Shap got to talk to some of the guys before and after the Nuggets game, with the audio from those interviews included.

Rob and Shap have watched some mediocre preseason basketball and you know what, they are totally stoked. The guys discuss what they think of the Clippers role players and whether there are any meaningful takeaways from preseason thus far.

Rob and Shap are joined by Mike Jaglin to talk a bit about media day, and then the guys finish their 18-19 Retrospectives on the rest of the Clippers bench before looking ahead to the new season.

Rob and Shap are in the midst of the lull of the NBA Offseason: September. Still, enough things are going on around the exciting new Clippers to discuss, and the guys reminisce about two great forwards that are gone: Danilo Gallinari and Tobias Harris.

Mike Jaglin debuts his show, Clip Fix, on the Clips Nation podcast network, bringing in a very special guest: new play by play broadcaster Brian Sieman!

Rob and Shap reflect on the new ESPN 30 for 30 podcast series focusing on Donald Sterling, and talk about some of the latest offseason happenings regarding the Clippers.

Rob and Shap discuss the possibility of Patrick Patterson joining the Clippers and then dive into some Clippers news nuggets in August. The guys also take a few moments to talk about Patrick Beverley's memorable year.

Shap and Rob are joined by Lucas Hann as well as Mike Jaglin, formerly of ClipCast, who will be starting a new podcast show with Clips Nation. Jag and the guys discuss his new pod, the Clippers' over/under, the new arena in Inglewood, and Brian Sieman as the voice of the Clippers.

Rob and Shap are hyped to be joined by TLTJTP founder Patrick Zajac to talk about this exciting new Clipper era. Then the guys get back to their 18-19 recap, talking about the rookie guards and one sadly departed Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.