Can't bear to wear it anymore. Sad.

Of all the team-run streaming services, Clippervision is tied for cheapest with services from PHX, NOP, and DAL. MIA is the only one with a completely free streaming option, but Clippers have the 10 games on KTLA (Lakers have no local broadcast TV partner).

If you don't want to watch the Clippers play this season, that's your choice of course, but the entitled whining ("They expect me to pay to watch this trash ass team!?") is embarrassing when we have a totally reasonable, affordable, convenient option with one of the best broadcasting teams in the league.

Personally, I'd rather pay $89/season for Clippervision than whatever FanDuel Sports Network cost, especially since I get to watch young guys develop and try to win instead of superstar vets start a season 6-21 and predictably flame out in the Play-In. If your issue is "I don't want to support the team that betrayed my precious trust!" - I'm positive the team is losing money on Clippervision this season, and I can all but guarantee you're regularly giving money to more corrupt orgs than the Clippers on a regular basis.

Edit: If you subscribe to Clippervision, you can watch the games through the NBA app on your phone, TV, etc.

The prodigal son returns

Hi I'm a Clippers fan who lives in NJ and im going to tonights Raptors Knicks game for the sole purpose of booing Kawhi every possession. Im also going to wear and rip my Kawhi jersey in half when the lineups are announced.

Update: Had a blast booing him it was fun I even got Knicks fans to boo along eventually. I made it at tip off so I didnt get to rip my jersey at player intros. Plan B was to rip it with Kawhi at the line in the 2nd half but that never happened so I ripped it at the end of the 3rd quarter when I knew Kawhi wasnt getting back in. I honestly think the booing affected him. I hope a majority of Intuit boos him when Toronto plays there

Showed this on the Halo today. Also I got here at 6pm and have not seen a single Kawhi jersey yet.

We have a very good team and we are a lock for the playoffs. That's all.

Rookies:

• Wagler: His most complete game so far. It's nice to see that he continues to make improvements every time we see him, but it's clear that to start off his career, his impact will mostly come from if he's having a good shooting night. The biggest concern shouldn't be a surprise to anyone: he still struggles to consistently create separation. He still finds ways to do so, just like he did in college, but it just feels like he has to work for all of his space. That being said, he appears to be a well rounded player who already does most things competently, and if he can continue to improve and gain more of an NBA frame, then that'll allow him to be a pretty versatile player.
• Baba Miller: He just shows a lot of offensive versatility, and if he manages to really hone in on any specific skills, he'll be an NBA rotation player. He has enough offensive juice that if he can become a stronger defender, then you have a two way guy who can probably fit the mold of Christian Wood with a better motor. If he instead just becomes a good 3 point shooter, or a strong C&S game, or whatever, you can likely see him go the direction of a Bobby Portis type guy. Either way, he has a few different swing skills that can solidify him as a proper NBA guy.

Overall Outlook:

Not to be a total doomer, but I think a lot of ya'll should be bracing yourself for a long season. This is probably one of the most unbalanced LAC rosters I have seen in a long time, and the lack of specific role depth is going to lead to some frustrating games. Outside of Garland the playmaking is really, really rough. Defensively, we're going to be picked on just from size issues alone. Obviously we're going to be one of the worst rebounding teams in the entire league. And on top of that, LAC fans are going to both feel and hear a lot about how Acuff/MBJ were the better picks. Those two guys have simply shown to be more on par with NBA speed now compared to Wagler. That's not to say that Wagler might not be the better player in 2-3 years, but I imagine he'll be playing a lot of catch up to two hyper flashy players who very well may end up being the best guards in the draft. I see the vision and reasoning behind the Wagler pick, but you can make the argument that you saw the vision for ALL of these guys.

I have a feeling that LAC may actually fall into the bottom 3-4 in the league, which might actually help give OKC worse pick swap odds.

Most teams do it it shouldn’t be that hard and would be fun to be able to live chat and not just reply to a random post.

Not sure who’s fault is this, but it would be a very Clippers thing to get the Hadouken input wrong on this shirt. SMDH. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

Akuma tee is fire though.

Was just wondering how to book a ride? I’m trying to do it for opening night but it’s giving me errors.

Tonight's game is on KTLA Channel 5...TV presentation looks good.