I miss the days when Lue would pull starters when their effort was bad. Coffey, Hyland, Brown and Moussa deserve better.

Lue and Harden just had a discussion. Neither looked happy. Hopefully Lue told him to please give a shit when he doesn’t have the ball in his hands

I’d say so far this is a bottom-2 offensive performance this season by the Clippers tonight

Harden ate about 6 too many burgers tonight. Just sitting around watching shit happen around him

Love seeing Laker-killing ex-Clippers take that energy with them out to Philly

Not really - almost every ranking is off from their preseason predictions.

Truth teller

The only PHX lineup on the sourced page is Durant/Gordon/Allen, and their net rating is 10.1

The audacity to act surprised that was called a foul!

Bones deserves better

Did he look like a player at the end of his career from January-playoffs of this calendar year? No, he looked like a top 10 player in the league.

He’s had a rough couple of weeks from a shooting perspective, but he is still making winning plays 9/10 times.

Once upon a time Lue would have said “yo, Brandon Boston, Amir Coffey, Kennard, Reggie Jackson, and Batum, go in there and show these dudes how to play with heart”

I guarantee you if Lue put in an all bench unit for the rest of the 4th quarter he’d get ten times the energy he’s getting from these worn out starters

I thought we wanted to limit Harden and Westbrooks minutes together?

Kawhi 0-9, game high +18

I know Kawhi wants to play and all, but tonight might be an ok night to give him some rest and let Coffey get some minutes

It’s interesting that the go to move for every team is to still double team Kawhi on every touch when George has been hotter to start the season

Maybe tonight will be the night that having Kawhi, PG, Harden and Westbrook on the same team in 2023 will work and everyone will be in rhythm and happy with their minutes and touches and maybe PJ Tucker will take (and maybe even hit!) a shot!?!???

Thanks for your concern, Lakers fan!

Be good for a whole season and help his team win a lot of games? Like what most MVPs have to do.