Name: Reacting to the LA Clippers 51-point loss to the Mavericks | The Jump
Uploaded: 2020-12-29T18:30:11.000Z
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To-infinitive

It's time to play one of our favorite games here on the jump, right out of the gate to something, nothing or everything.

The imperative

Past simple

The Clippers lost by 51 points yesterday.

I repeat, the Clippers lost by 51 point yesterday.

Leonard, who was out here is Paul George.

After the game, I take full responsibility.

Um, you know, I enjoyed my Christmas day.

Today just popped up on me a little too fast.

Um, coming out and being prepared to play today be a different situation come next game.

Okay, so Coach Fizz trailing by 50 at halftime, losing by 51 overall.

Oh, that's something you can't just discount.

I know Coach Lou was digging deep into that bag trying to pull all his tricks out to get the team route up, get a moving, but that that Turkey was sitting on them and all of those fixings and everything.

So, you know, I think the good thing about this is Paul George took ownership of it, and he had an opportunity to show that he could lead this team without co y.

He'll probably have it again, But that's why I think it's something because he has to be able to take this team and carry it for stretches during the season.

Um, but, you know, this is the third game of the year.

And, you know, when Paul George basically he just flat out said, Look, I enjoyed my Christmas.

It sounded like he got back from Ben back from Denver and had a good time, right?

And And to me, it's like, Look, you own that.

He said we had a little Christmas hanging over there, and this happens like when you get down really early, that this game was out of hand in the first quarter.

And usually if you close that gap by halftime, there's a chance it's not gonna be ugly like that.

All right, I'm gonna go in the middle here between you two.

I know it's something nothing or everything, but I'm gonna go snuffing, okay?

Nothing, Because it is a little bit of something, and it's kind of a little bit of nothing.

Okay, because it is the third game of the season.

But my God, you can't be embarrassed like that at home.

How much ham you had, How maney fixings you had.

Listen, there's not enough trip to fan in the world to make you sleep.

Walk through that game the way they slept, Walked through that.

So I'm gonna go and create a new category and call It's nothing alright, next.

The Brooklyn Nets suffered their first loss of the season to Charlotte last night.

They also lost starter Spencer Dinwiddie, who went down with a partially torn A.

C L will get to dinner with his injury in just a moment, but first is is the loss to the Hornets last night something nothing or everything to a Brooklyn.

It's only something because they lost Spencer, then with I mean he's a critical piece to their overall success.

He's a guy that could be on the court without Kyrie running the team and getting people shots and getting his own baskets.

So he's been an integral part of what they do.

And so I do think that is something because they lost him overall.

The actual game, I don't think is a big deal to them at all.

It is something to the Charlotte Hornets.

Borrego did a great job and winning that game.

Yeah, I'm gonna say something just because the injury dispenser, because I think he's one of those underrated pieces that if you've got a guy who's okay.

Playing next Thio to Kyrie Irving, right?

Plus, Kyrie has not always been the most durable player he's gonna miss some time throughout.

You know, throughout his career he's very rarely got a season without missing at least a few games in a season.

On DSO you lose somebody who has been a leader for you when when Kyrie has been out.

Um, I'm curious what that does should their thinking on trading for James Harden.

I know that they have explored that they've had conversations.

Um, but James Harden would theoretically play next to Kyrie Irving.

I'm gonna go something because of the din woody injury.

Not that big a deal, but they do have ball handling issues.

Now, when you think about it right after Kyrie Irving Spencer Dinwiddie out.

Now you're looking at guys like Tyler Johnson, right?

You're looking at guys like Bruce Brown who are nice players and who can handle the ball a little bit, but I don't know if you want them necessarily to be your secondary ball handlers on a team with championship aspirations.

But I do think that they would probably look to add a player in that vein, right that can help them there.

Now, Ramona, let me ask you this about Den Witty's injury.

Ah, deal for you know, a secondary ball handler doesn't have to be James Harden does that?