Hosted by Robert Flom of 213Hoops and Louis Keene of the Unstatable and New York Times, Same Old Clippers is a deep dive into urgent Clippers topics of the moment, usually with a lighthearted spin.
Robert Flom of 213 Hoops and Louis Keene of the Unstatable newsletter get together a couple days after the Clippers' loss to the Nuggets in Game 7 of the Western Conference Semi-Finals to discuss the overall disappointment of the Clippers' season. They then break down what exactly went wrong, how the Clippers might improve, and what their expectations are for the 2021 season.
Rob and Louis return to lambaste the Clippers and Doc Rivers for their subpar effort in Game 4 against the Mavericks. They then turn their attention to the broader picture, dissecting the issues with this Clippers team that has somewhat disappointed all season. Finally, they give out some slander to some much deserving recipients, including TNT broadcaster Chris Webber.
Rob and Louis return to discuss the hilarious episode that has dominated NBA Twitter the past 24 hours - Lou Williams' trip to Atlanta which resulted in his picking up wings at a strip club. After that lighthearted segment, Rob and Louis go into a more somber topic: the Anti-Semitic comments by Stephen Jackson over the past couple weeks, and the broad support he's received. Finally, they close it out with thoughts on the Lakers game and the NBA playoffs in general.
Louis and Rob return from a long hiatus to go deep on the Clippers' new stadium in Inglewood, including chatting about the progress so far, examining what an environmental impact report is, and discussing what local residents think of the stadium. They then close the pod by debating the merits of the NBA's approaching return to action in Orlando.
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